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  • Teapot Styles — Art Deco

    Teapot styles tend to parallel the styles of other objects, from buildings, to art works, to furniture and clothing. The Art Deco period is one that especially stands out and that was reflected in teapot designs. Those designs had a wide range of approaches and materials. Time to go exploring. When someone thinks of art… Continue reading

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  • Replacing Your Irreplaceable Teawares

    People who have read some articles on this blog about Shelley, Wedgwood, Sadler, Byrd Pottery, Louisville Stoneware, Poplar Ridge, Hemisphere, Amsterdam, and other teapots, teacups, etc., have asked about how to value their pieces and how to find replacements. While valuing pieces is a very tricky business and best handled by those devoted to it,… Continue reading

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  • Teapots!

    By Andy Titcomb My name is Andy Titcomb, and for the past 26 years I’ve been a teapot maker. I live in the beautiful and rugged North Cornwall area of England. My workshop is at the end of our garden. My interest in teapots was first aroused as a child. Whilst visiting my grandmother I… Continue reading

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