Another of the pieces from the Gardiner Museum of Ceramics that caught my fancy is this wonderful teapot by American artist Richard Notkin who is known for his statement teapots. I love the quirkiness of this one with the dice handle on the lid and the walnut and acorn supports down at the bottom.
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This is so nice!
It's fabulous Pat, tres whimsical.. very cool shadows too.
P.s. Never did find the sandcastles :)
At first glance I thought it was made from chocolate!
i thought it was made from chocolate, too! :)
Statement art?
Is this a comment on our reliance on oil? Am I looking too deep here?
Love it! Just my kind of quirky!
It almost looks like it was made of chocolate.
Something disappointing about a teapot that's not being used. :-)
Love it! It looks like it's made of chocolate!
Oops, didn't see that I'm not the only one!
"I'm a little teapot, short and stout..."
Too cute!
ha, very playful indeed!
Very quirky indeed!
I like it too. I didn't think of chocolate until I read the comments though and now that is all I can see!
This is an odd tea pot, but interesting. Thanks for your visit and comment on my blog.
It is a clever teapot. At a first glance, I thought it might have been Asian, but obviously the details dispelled that thought.
That would be fun to have.
When I first saw the photo, I thought it was chocolate!
It is very nice!!
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