Autumn Downey on fri 9 aug 02
Hi,
"Spout expert, Mr. O'Brien" also sent me this link to a different kind of
"dripless" spout on an old teapot. It looks easier for potters to
construct but a little odd with our preconcieved notions of how spouts
should end.
http://www.rubylane.com/en/shop/iteml.tcl?shopnickname=e-showcase&mainsectio
n=collectibles&itemid=RL%2d2079
Autumn Downey
Yellowknife
Millie Carpenter on sat 10 aug 02
found it at this link by going to his home and looking for tea pots.
http://www.rubylane.com/en/shops/e-showcase?previd=21&pricerange=&db=e-showcase&since=&ss=tea+pots&but=Search&sb=1&mainsection=collectibles
my personal opinion is not that it is
>a little odd with our preconcieved notions of how spouts
>should end.
>
it simply needed a bris . ;-)
Millie in Md where the weather has been wonderful for the last few
days, no humidity and temps in the 80's
Autumn Downey wrote:
>Hi,
>
>"Spout expert, Mr. O'Brien" also sent me this link to a different kind of
>"dripless" spout on an old teapot. It looks easier for potters to
>construct but a little odd with our preconcieved notions of how spouts
>should end.
>
>http://www.rubylane.com/en/shop/iteml.tcl?shopnickname=e-showcase&mainsectio
>n=collectibles&itemid=RL%2d2079
>
>Autumn Downey
>Yellowknife
>
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