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Welcome to Our Earth, Sun, Moon, and Stars Teapots
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Small Flying Saucer in Blue | $98.00
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Seldomn seen in the USA let alone Earth a small size flying saucer teapot.
Wonderful design made in the UK at the Cardew works in Devon. 8 1/2 inches long.
Its quite different from anything you've seen and very beautiful if you share a love for Space as I do.
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Small Flying Saucer in Orange | $98.00
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Seldomn seen in the USA let alone Earth a small size flying saucer teapot.
Wonderful design made in the UK at the Cardew works in Devon. 8 1/2 inches long.
Its quite different from anything you've seen and very beautiful if you share a love for Space as I do.
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Blue Rocket Teapot wonderful made in the UK at the Cardew works in Devon.
Designed by Paul Cardew
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Small Purple Robot teapot wonderfully made in the UK at the Cardew works in Devon.
Designed by Paul Cardew
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Large Purple Robot teapot wonderfully made in the UK at the Cardew works in Devon.
Designed by Paul Cardew
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Small Lime Green Robot teapot wonderfully made in the UK at the Cardew works in Devon.
Designed by Paul Cardew
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UFO teapot made in England by Andy Titcomb .
Approximately 7 inches long x 5 inches high x 7 inches wide.
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Andy Titcomb Creme UFO Teapot.
Approximately 7 inches long by 7 inches wide by 7 inches tall.
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Andy Titcomb Creme UFO Teapot.
The Alien driving the "ship" can't seem to make up his mind. One side if his head is blue (as shown in the large photo) and the other is silvery creme (as shown in the small photo). Perhaps he's trying to arrive incognito.
Approximately 7 inches long by 7 inches wide by 7 inches tall.
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Since Steven McGovney and Tammy Camarot have been married, they have created a body of artwork that draws on each other's strengths. His sculpture and ceramic background provides reference for the three-dimensional and technical side, while her intuitive sense of pattern helps design the tableware's two-dimensional surfaces.
McGovney designs and slip casts each piece in low-fire white clay, hand finishing it with pulled spouts, handles and sculptural additions. After the first firing, Camarot gains control, painting underglaze colors and delicately scribing highlights. Fired again, the piece is dipped in clear glaze and sent to the kiln one last time.
The result is a functional work of art. Truly Beautiful.
The teapot has a sun on one side as shown in the small photo and a moon on the back as shown in the larger photo. Teaset is a teapot, 2 cups, and a cream and sugar. All hand painted and in a word unique.
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