Stoneware by the featured artist: Richard Fisher
Top: Conestoga River Pottery
Bottom: Gleason Brook Pottery, "I hope my pots are filled with admirable qualities -- Usefulness, Simplicity, Strength, Humility." (from Timothy P. Smith`s artistic statement)
Asian-style teapots by Robert Tetu
For the Edgar Allan Poe fan: The Raven teapot and mugs by Bunny Safari Pottery
Top: Donna Samborski
Bottom: Clarke Ceramics (isn't the crocheted tea set utterly charming?)
Wood-fired tea set by Terry Osborne
More "rustic" teapots by Barbara Murphy Pottery (left) and A Pear of Potters (right).
These beautiful floral porcelain teapots by Andrea Vuletin are among the most expensive pots at $260 each!
Fiona Wheelband
The Blues
Bottom: Clarke Ceramics (isn't the crocheted tea set utterly charming?)
Top: A.S.K. Pottery (left), Jill Crown (right)
Bottom: Mount Pleasant Pottery (left), Mieke Zawada (right)
The little feet on the teapots by Deborah Doran Pottery are too cute!
Greens
Top: Jill Crown (left), Brickworks Pottery (right)
Bottom: Suzan Fawcett (left), Ishrat Raza Suhrwardy (right)
A.S.K. Pottery's brightly coloured mugs and herbal series tea sets.
Funky teapots by Harper Pottery (left) and Ishrat Raza Suhrwardy (right)
Teacups by different potters
Love the whimsical hand-drawn designs of Greg Voisin's mugs!
Stylish mugs by Trudy Schulz Pottery
We can all use one of these Sanity mugs by Joseph Panacci.
Do you agree?
Top: Jill Crown (left), Brickworks Pottery (right)
Bottom: Suzan Fawcett (left), Ishrat Raza Suhrwardy (right)
Scott Barnim: "What I make is beautiful art that becomes part of your daily life."
Do you agree?
I'm joining the following parties this week:
What a wonderful display of pottery! The teapots are so different and unusual the hand crafted process makes each one so tempting. Your photos and special reference information is helpful and I have located a couple of artists on the web. Thanks for including this beautiful show for us to participate!
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There's a pottery guild in Aurora and I attended their event once and saw lots of neat teapots. There sure were expensive, as I'm sure these ones were. I see some unique spouts in your photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Mosaic Monday Margie.
Beautiful pottery work, very nice designs.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! There are some really pretty pieces there, I like Diane's and Andrea's the most!
ReplyDeleteThese are some amazing looking tea pots. I love them all. Have a wonderful week. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteMargie, My favorite tea pot is the yellow and blue one from A.S.K. Pottery. Wonderful tea ware! Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteI adore the Andrea Vuletin ones just gorgeous. I have no idea how you would make a pot of tea or even clean the tea pot out of the one by Ishrat Raza Suhrwardy ?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pottery,, I love the teapot with the legs!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to see all the beautiful pottery, Margie! My favorite set was the crocheted one, but I also loved the expensive teapot with the leaves and ladybugs. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous! I wish I'd been able to visit as well...I would have come home loaded down! But as much as I liked the Andrea Vuletin that's pretty high in price. The Poe Raven teapot was pretty cool! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
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What a beautiful display of pottery! I wouldn't be able to choose between all those wonderful colours and forms.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely post.
PS I love your blog's name, the header photo and your introduction! :)
Oh my - so many beautiful teapots. My favorites are the ones with the birds. They would be loved by everyone! So glad you shared them all.
ReplyDeleteDitto on the birds! What a unique show and some very unusual teapots. It would be fun to attend that show. Thanks for joining me for tea, Margie.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
I would love to attend a pottery show like this one. Such a great volume of teaware! My favorites are the Gleason Pottery green teapot and the Clarke Ceramics with the clever crochet. I adore the Andrea Vuletin teapots. Too bad they're out of my budget. Thanks for sharing all of this great teaware! I agree with the quote at the end of your post. It reminds me to use more of my "good" teacups and dishes. What am I saving them for? Have a good tea week, Nora
ReplyDeleteWow what a gorgeous collection of tea pots! Thanks for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteJulie
I envy you {in a good way, lol} I would have loved to attend an event like that too... All those show really great artisans behind them. I could spend and endless amount of time just staring each and everyone of them. Thanks for sharing....
ReplyDeleteahhh, what a lovely sale event...so glad you had fun. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an event! So many handmade teapots in one place! xoox Su
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection of teapots.. I picked out one of the of more expensive ones are my favorite, it figures..Thanks for sharing, a great post. Have a happy day and week ahead!
ReplyDeleteSome amazing teapots lovely post. Thank you with love Janice
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