Teapot

USA, 2017
<p>A brown teapot with an area of tan on the side between the spout and the handle. There are random dark dots left by ash from the wood firing. The pot expands into a hemisphere<span> from a ridge at the base.</span> The exagerated spout is bulbous with a very small opening. The strap handle has a twist as it rises from the base to the shoulder. The lid extends beyond the opening. There are concentric ridges in the clay as it tapers to the knob, which tapers outward then in at an extreme angle to a sharp point.</p><p>The view from the top shows the varigation of the brown to tan pot. The bulbous, nearly spherical, spout is large with a very small opening. Concentric ridges on the lid are prominant as is a small circular steam escape hole. The knob is a lighter circle. The handle joins the body just below the lid. There is a ridge along the length of the handle. </p><p><span>The view from the top shows the varigation of the brown tan pot. The bulbous, nearly spherical, spout is large with a very small opening. The lid has been removed to show an area around the opening that is unglazed. The concentric ridges on the lid are prominant as is a small circular steam escape hole. The knob is a lighter circle. The handle joins the body just below the lid. There is a ridge along the length of the handle. </span></p><p><span>This view shows a perfect circular bottom with many brown specs and four lighter dime size circles. Part of the spout shows on the right, the bottom of the handle is on the left.</span></p>
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Date acquired:
Materials:
Stoneware
Form - Functional: N/A
Form - Sculptural: N/A
Method:
Thrown
Surface Technique: N/A
Kiln Type: N/A
Glazes:
Glaze
Alleghany Meadows
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