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POP Teapot Auction - Online Gallery Open

Ed Davidson

Ed Davidson

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Want to put some WOW ! in your life?

Click on this link to view the Professional Outreach Program sponsored Teapot exhibit, on display at the 2010 symposium in Hartford this June. Each of these 41 teapots will be auctioned to the highest bidder at the end of the symposium. If you're not able to make it to the symposium, you can still bid absentee - details provided through the link above.
 
looks to be a great exhibition
 
There are apparently a lot of tea pot shows that people are applying to. I've photographed quite a few made of cermics, glass and metal. I think the ones shown here are some of the most imaginative and well done that I've seen.
 
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