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Natwest Piggy teapot 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Here's a teapot that brings back memories of Sunshine CeramicsMany a [happy?] hour spent glazing Natwest piggy banks!I don't know who made this teapot but it has just sold on eBay for £72.00 Read more:Piggy
52 today! 1970-01-01 00:59:59 I'm 52 today...so easing off on the work... eating Booja-Booja chocolate truffles, and looking forward to supper with family later.
Lily Peach 1970-01-01 00:59:59 No teapots today...instead here is a photo of my granddaughter in her new sparkly shoes taken on my birthday yesterday! Read more:Peach
From Saskatchewan 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Tea pot Originally uploaded by guidewire. A crazy little teapot that really isn't very useful for pouring tea. Read more:Saskatchewan
Patrick Johnston 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Fanciful, lopsided, charming, and lovable, PatrickJohnston
's teapots have little in common with their sensible, symmetrical counterparts. His functional vessels are more than just hot beverage dispensers — each pot is also a storybook character in one of the artist's whimsical tales. "For me, teapots are representative of communication," said Johnston. "You invite someone into your home, serve tea, and talk. My work is all about pure communication, and the stories I write are about freeing yourself from whatever is holding you back"Full article byby Elizabeth Schwyzer
Thomas Manley 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Approx 8-10in, Stoneware, Water Glazes, Iron Oxide Stains, Cone 2 Salt FiringMore teapots on Thomas
Manley's blog
Multi Map teapot 1970-01-01 00:59:59 If you require a map of London to help you get round all of theChristmas shops, you could always buy one of Paul's "Multi
map" teapots!More details
Chris Gustin 1970-01-01 00:59:59 A stoneware teapot made by Chris
Gustin in 1988. The teapot stands 12 ¾" high; the stopper alone is 3 ¾" high. It is signed on the bottom.Sold on eBay for US $1,600.00 (Approximately £815.41) on 22nd December 2006
Worcester Porcelain Teapot c1765 1970-01-01 00:59:59 A pretty Worcester globular teapot and cover painted with flowers in bright enamel on-glaze, two large groups to either side amid numerous scattered sprays which continue above and below the spout, around the handle and to the cover. Old collection labels to base and inside cover.Size: 5.5" (14cm) high to top of finial x 7.5" (19cm) across handle to spout.Restoration to end of spout. Cover broken in half and re-stuck:Sold on eBay for £122.00 on 22nd December 2006 Read more:Porcelain
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Copeland teapot 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Aesthetic period teapot with pewter mounted cover and decorated with bamboo and birds. The teapot is marked to the base with an impressed COPELAND and a raised registry mark dating the piece to 1874.Sold on eBay 22nd December 2006 for £94.00 Read more:Copeland
Minneapolis Teapot Exploration! 1970-01-01 00:59:59 This is intriguing!Synchronicity - most simply, the belief that some coincidences are not mere coincidences.That some coincidences are meaningful.Read the complete article here Read more:Minneapolis
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wonderful plant teapot 1970-01-01 00:59:59 wonderful plant teapot Originally uploaded by extra-minty.
Susie Cooper 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Designed by SusieCooper
and made by the Crown Works pottery manufacturers.This beautiful teapot was produced during the 1930s and is typically "Art Deco' in style. It is a 'Kestrel' shaped form and is decorated in the "Blue Printemps' pattern.Sold on eBay for only £48.50 on 27th December 2006.
Blue and white 1970-01-01 00:59:59 I don't really collect teapots but couldn't resist this one on ebay recently. It's a beautifully hand decorated blue and white porcelain teapot probably imported from China in the late 1700's and I love it!
Dark blue Sadler car 1970-01-01 00:59:59 A dark blue Sadler racing car sold on eBay for £225.00 on 2nd January 2007
Wedgwood? 1770 1970-01-01 00:59:59 No bids on this creamware teapot made by Wedgwood? circa 1770
Jose Chardiet 1970-01-01 00:59:59 This glass "Spiral Gold Teapot" by Jose Chardiet appears with works by 25 other artists in the first invitational "teapots!" show at Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery, Shadyside,Pittsburgh, Pa. USA until January 13th 2007.More details
make tea not war 1970-01-01 00:59:59 make tea not war Originally uploaded by Apple-Jack. I'll go along with that!
Ethel Frattaroli's Collection 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Ethel Frattaroli has a collection of nearly 5,000 teapots in Newton, Boston, MassachusettsThe collection ranges from traditional English teapots to novelty pieces.The attic display is the encore to a show that begins the moment you enter the house through the kitchen, where a wall clock features teapots for numbers.Despite a bit of osteoporosis, the 4-foot-11 -inch strawberry blonde scurries about to show off her collection.Teapots fill the dining-room shelves and sprawl across the table. Frattaroli received 30 for Christmas, each of which she recorded in a special book. She said she is just 19 short of 5,000.In the small foyer is a cabinet with five shelves, all filled with teapots. It was built by Frattaroli's sister, a carpenter who constructed cabinets and shelves throughout the house to accommodate the collection.More teapots line two long shelves that stretch down the first-floor hallway."You can't be fat if you want to fit through here!" Frattaroli joked.Read the full article
Hermes Tie 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Hermes 100% Silk whimsical Tie featuring The Tea Plantation Design.Sold on eBay for £40.00 7th January 2007 Read more:Hermes
Christmas Kitchen 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Christmas Kitchen
Range Limited Edition of 100 by Tony Carterapprox 5 inches highUSA Price £72.00 but only £59.50 in the UK Read more:Christmas
teapot-on-the-road 1970-01-01 00:59:59 teapot-on-the-road Originally uploaded by fallenprincess8.
Flowering Teapot 1970-01-01 00:59:59 FloweringTeapot
Originally uploaded by skyekat. From One of a Kind: The Studio Craft Movement at The Met
Chef's Teapot Collection. 1970-01-01 00:59:59 By Chef at Home cooking "I drink tea every morning. At an early hour, efficiency comes first. So I pad into my kitchen and push the button on a new Fillips hot pot to boil water. Spoon tea leaves into a little brewing ball (when I'm too lazy I use tea bags), drop the ball into my cup filled with boiling water and my tea is ready to drink. Fast and efficient. But when I have time to spare or to entertain my guests I brew my tea in teapots from my little collection. I value my teapots not only for their function of brewing tea, but because they are sculptural artwork. I love standing in front of the shelf, comparing the contrasting shapes, watching the play of light on the varied surfaces. As art, they lighten up my day. Which teapot I choose depends on the occasion and my mood. Each has its own story. I like to brew lavender relaxing tea in seashell form or in elephant form teapot from the red Chinese clay , black tea in English porcelain teapot and my favourite tea with milk in glass Read more:Teapot
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