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A teapot was a piece of evidence in Gregory and Miles Edgeworth's respective investigations into the murder of Paul Halique. It was part of a tea set owned by Samson Tangaroa and designed by Halique. The teapot is a crescent moon while the tea cups that came with it are stars. Contrary to what people thought, there were actually two teapots, which later became important.
Frost's murder[]
- Main articles: Turnabout Legacy & IS-7 Incident
In order to steal the sherbet sculptures to prevent the police from ruining Halique's final artwork, Judy Bound put a cloth on top of the refrigerated showcase. As a result, when she served tea to Gregory and Eddie Fender, it chilled the saucers, which she justified it was to cool the tea quicker. She later placed the teapot in Tangaroa's room. Later, Gregory found it and added it to the court record. He later used it and the seal to show why Frost's sculptures had special meaning to Hall.
Carmelo Gusto's poisoning[]
After buying Tangaroa's mansion from his relatives, Hall discovered that Artie Frost's body was in the Gemini sculpture he himself had made. Deciding to set a trap for the culprit of the IS-7 Incident, she took some Ubiquium and hid it in a teapot. Unbeknownst to her, Larry Butz attempted to pour tea for Verity Gavèlle and accidentally dropped the teapot without the Ubiquium in it, breaking it. He then switched the teapot with the one with Ubiquium inside in order to disguise the fact that he'd broken one of her favorite teapots. Because of this, the tea served from that point had a minty aroma from Ubiquium contamination.
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