A few weeks ago, I attended the Carnegie Gallery's opening reception for Maureen Landry's exhibition titled, "Vessels | Pouring & Storing."
"I have a fascination with teapots and all the facets that make up a
teapot – the body and the many shapes it can take, the lid and spout and
how they correspond with the body, and the handle that invites you to
pick up the teapot." (Maureen Landry)
This black porcelain teapot, sugar and creamer would be perfect for a Gothic tea party.
The Mad Hatter would approve of these whimsical celadon green teapots.
Green and brown teapots with a matte finish.
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| My favourite: Dancing teapots |
Save the last dance for me!
I'm joining the following parties this week:
Love those dancing teapots too! "Tip me over and pour me out!" ha ha
ReplyDeleteHi Margie, that is an amazing exhibition of very usual and beautiful tea pots. Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWarm regards,
Christina
That's some wild teapots, got to love the dancing ones though. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose teapots sure are unique, Margie! The dancing ones made me smile. They'd sure be fun for a tea party!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting teapots!My favourites are the celadon green ones,so beautiful!Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say I'd not like any but the dancing ones since I'm a 'traditional' kind of teapot gal but interesting that there ARE so many different kinds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful teapots :)
ReplyDeleteHow whimsical those dancing teapots are! I first collected teapots because I have always been fascinated by them. I'm not quite sure why but I do love them and they always bring to mind ladies taking tea with their parasols. Genteel times that are so rare nowadays. I especially love the celadon green ones you've shared! Happy Summer, Margie!
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting teapots and I do love the dancing ones. My collection is very traditional but I do appreciate all kinds of teacups and their various shapes and sizes and colours. Have a Wonderful Week Dear Margie! Karen
ReplyDeleteWow...what amazing teapots! I love the dancing ones best too...reminds me of Beauty and the Beast! How fun! Have a lovely week and thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea
ReplyDeleteRuth
This display of teapots is very whimsical and definitely has an Alice in Wonderland flair! Love them all but not "me"! I can appreciate a lot of things without having them so I loved seeing them! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMargie, I love these tea pots! My favorites are the dancing ones. You find the greatest tea related events. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day! Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting Margie. Like you, the dancing ones are my favorite! xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a diverse display. cool.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting little teapots... love the last one. There are tons and tons of different teapots.. Happy Sayurday with love Janice
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun tour! Thank you for sharing it!
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