The Blazyes’ landline has been ringing non-stop. As if on cue, Sue Blayze’s phone rings. “Keith, you take this one. Take messages,” she says to her husband. “Where were we?”
The attention has come since the Blazyes listed their home and family business, a teapot museum, for sale at the end of last year. Since then, they have appeared in local and national press and been interviewed for television, with interest growing since the property was relisted in July. Despite trying to sell the museum and adjoining café, they have found it busier than ever.
