Twinnings Tea

David Clarke teapot

Clarke is easily the most prominent avant-garde figure in the area of silversmithing here in the UK and has a well earned reputation for creative thinking and innovation.

Clarke now devilishly takes antique solid silver objects, treasured by many and preserved by museums and ‘messes’ with them.
Clarke strips it of its value by allowing lead to erode the silver.
The first in a new collection entitled “Dead on Arrival.” will definitely take the world of silversmithing to a new level.

tin toy teapots

A trio of tiny tin toy teapots--an instant collection, available on etsy and one that would be so much fun to add to over the years.

David Midkiff

Teapot titled XVIII by David Midkiff
Midkiff was born in the Mississippi River Delta region of Northeast Arkansas, and he has lived there most of his life. He has been a ceramic artist since 1973. His art work has been shown in competitive and invitational exhibitions in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Missouri, Louisiana, Illinois, New York, and Washington, D. C. In addition to the Componere Gallery, his work can be seen at the Ward-Nasse Gallery in New York City and in numerous private and corporate collections across the United States and abroad.
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Hodaka Pottery

Some great one off teapots can be found at Hodaka Pottery