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1. Unusual Novelty Teapots Collecting teapots has been growing in popularity for many years and now collecting modern unusual novelty teapots is particularly popular. Many American and British potters specialize in producing weird, wonderful and beautiful teapots, many of whic...
2. Carlton Ware - 20th Century Ceramics There is more to collecting British 20th century ceramics than Clarice Cliff and Susie Cooper. One of the growing areas of interest is Carlton Ware, popular with collectors for many years. Its strong, sometimes quirky, designs fit in well with 21st c...
3. Moorcroft Pottery Moorcroft Pottery whether it is a Victorian or Edwardian piece signed by William Moorcroft himself or a much more modern piece is highly collectable. Whilst many antiques, particularly some types of china or pottery have seen their prices fall over t...
4. Susie Cooper: A Great Pottery Designer How did the youngest child of a middle class family become one of the most influential designers of the 20th century? Although, small in stature, Susie Cooper became one of the giants of 20th century design in a career that spanned more than seventy...
5. Pink Flamingos - Birds, Pottery, or BBQ? The phrase "pink flamingos" invokes different visual images to different people. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, a flamingo is "any of several large aquatic birds (family Phoenicopteridae) with long legs and neck, webbed feet, a broad la...