Ceramics and Pottery Arts and Resources

Liberty of London Teapot –  black white sunflower floral design

Black Mountain Pottery teapot

Satsuma Dragon Teapot – late 19th early 20th century

The Hermitage Museum

Ceramic Kettle  – Shitanshu G Maurya

Vintage Dragonware Moriage Tea Set

Retro Pottery Net Magic City

Mara Wild Horses Ceramic Teapot

Tea’na Raku Teapot – Ryan Peters

 ” Tea purr …two “

Doreen Bell Mosaic

Madeline Kekzmerchik desire teapot

Rosiland & Barry Hage

Natalya Sots four legged teapot

Karl Yost

Scott Dooley

Yoshiro Ikeda teapot

‘Dancing through the Forest of Thorns’  by Michael Torre

“Whenever I am at a loss for ideas, I look to the great masters–particularly the Flemish painters of the Renaissance. The surviving work of these artists is primarily spiritual or religious in nature, and the concept of designing images with spiritual power is always a goal.”

Willeam Shinn Turquoise Teapot

Textured crackle glaze teapot – Bacia Edelman

Wood artist Stephen Hatcher –  teapot

‘Rhythms’ teapot  – Susy Siegele and Mike Haley

( cedar creek gallery )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Bacia Edelman deep crackle textured teapot

 

 

 

 Brown Westhead Moore & Co Majolica teapot

1870

 

 

 

  Louis Reilly raku Tea-Pot

Crimson Laurel Gallery

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Elaine Lamb

 

 

 

 ‘Buddha’s Hand’ teapot by Qian Jian Sheng

 

 

 

 

 Ardmore crocodile teapot

Ardmore Australia

 

 

 

 

 Reverse lotus Jiang Rong teapot

 

 

 

 

 Abstract ‘Pyramid Teapot’ – Hubert ceramics

 

 

 

 

 

 Victorian silverware-teapot

 

 

 

 

‘Test Site Series 1’  by Frank Boyden and Tom Coleman at the

American Museum of Ceramic Art Pomona, California, 1994

 

 

 

 

 

 Tim Ludwig

 

 

 

 

 

 Yoko Sekino Bove

 

 

    Jeannine Vrins teapot

atelierOKER – etsy

 

 

 

Raku teapot – Bruce Johnson

 

 

 

‘Matisse’ teapot – Noi Volkov

 

 

 

Donald E Frith teapot

 

 

 

Orange glaze teapot – Fong Choo

 

 

 

Kristin Pavelka

 

 

 

Majolica teapot

 

 

 

 

Polymer Clay Peacock Teapot – Layl McDill

 

 

 

Yoshiro Ikeda

 

 

 

Insomnia Pottery

“Nearly ten years and two kilns later, I still love the beautiful surface that salt firing can impart to high fire pottery. My work has changed a lot during those years, but is still essentially functional, and making it remains my path to studio bliss.”

 

 

 RFlyer Teapot – Chris Thiess

 

 

 

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