The pictures and reviews are ambiguous as to how this is built. Are there 3 parts (lid, infuser, and cup) or more?
941668
There are 4 parts: Cup, infuser, lid with a hole to drink out of, and a cap on the top.
941669
Matthew, there are actually a total of four parts. There is the tumber itself, holding 12 oz. of liquid. Then you have a choice of using the tea strainer, which would allow you to use loose tea and drink through the strainer leaving the leaves out of your mouth. There is also a "sipper" with the regular hole to drink through, which is the one I use for everything since I am mostly carrying coffee or cold drinks. Lastly, there is the cap, which works with either the tea strainer or the sipper. It is totally leak-proof either way, and does a great job of keeping drinks at temperature. It gives you the flexibility of throwing loose tea in using the strainer, or using the regular sipper cup, but either way the nice screw on cap insures no leaking.
941670
There is an additional drinking lid for sipping besides lid, infuser and cup. Therefore, there are 4 parts. Hope my answer helps you.
1844496
I bought the infuser with the container as a set and it came with it. If you are just buing the infuser I would guess it comes with it since there is no other purpose for it if you only had the container.
48097
Mine also did not come with infuser. Disappointed about that, but love the pot.
709508
The little holder , infuser, can hold enough tea for the mug. I usually get few mug from the tea leaves. It gets a little weaker eat time but still can hold enough for the mug. If I'm understanding the question correctly.
1277715
it comes with 3 cups...2 cups are about 1 c. each and one is larger with about a 2 c. capacity. It comes with a cup handle to put on a cup if you want to use it drink out of. It comes with a couple of lids if you want to save some for later or take it with you. It comes with drinking rings to put around the cup if you want to drink out of it and have a smooth surface for your lips. It's well worth it. I have used it every day since I got it!!
585759
Yes. The infuser is attached to the lid. The little lever on the side raises the infuser cup to the bottom of the lid. I also found it easier to clean than the cup I use in my single dose coffee machine.
2283682
The main body appears to be all one piece; the spout is attached. I've had no issues with this teapot ..works well.
158480
The lid is two parts. The first part has the mesh opening to strain the tea when you drink it. The top red lid is the lid you remove to drink from the cup.
1952522
No there the pot does not come with an infuser, but it is a beautiful teapot. I ordered an infuser on amazon.com and it was quite reasonably priced, stainless steal, and fit perfectly. When looking for an infuser I would advise you make certain you check the size as a larger infuser will not fit in the teapot.
453400
The infuser is roughly quarter cup. The whole pot makes about 2 cups of tea.
2034789
The infused attaches to the lid of the mug. It does not have a separate lid
1285929
The infuser is removable if you just want to use the cup without it. I don't know how well the actual infuser will fit with another cup because the infuser is smaller than the size of the whole lid. It has a smaller threaded screw edge in the middle.
191672
There is an extra piece that fits in with this part to brew with the K-cup system. I found the "Cafe Cup" to be more in line with what I wanted; a one piece reusable K-cup basket.
1018058
No, it is one solid cup. The lid and straw are the only removable parts. The straw is a bit delicate, as I found out when I put it in the sink and then placed a pot on top accidentally.
1243372
No, Guinevere, it doesn't and it doesn't have an removable infuser included either. This is a nuisance if you don't already have an infuser that fits. I do (happy accident.) You might want to use it for white, green and oolong teas and thinking of multiple infusions. But it is usually best to pull the leaves out while you drink your tea so you don't leave the happy realm of perfectly steeped tea into the dank dungeon of stewed tea. In short, you need a infuser. I love this tea pot for its blue color and its size, but it does drip. Karon
545468
The top is a mini tea pot, you brew tea in the top and pour into the bottom part that is actually a tea cup.
1262791
3 and 1/8" on the teapot and 3" on the infuser. The reason for me to get this teapot was I want a glass only teapot, so I can't answer your question. Metal infuser may be better than a glass infuser, but it definitely decreases the beauty of the teapot.