Mike and Cynthia Look Out

[Ed Morgano]

Just kidding! You don't have anything to worry about but these are my first two tea pots. They are made from Ambrosia Maple, 2 1/2 diam. x about 6" tall. The handle was made from 3 very thin strips, steamed, bent and glued together on a form. The spout was made from two pieces with a paper joint. The outside was cut and shaped. Then it was split and the inside was hollowed with a dremmel tool. C&C most welcome.

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[Bill Wyko]

Ed, I think tht would give any tea pot turner a run for their money. A very realistic look and a beautiful form my friend. Very, very well done.

[Ed Morgano]

Thanks Bill. Maybe I'll be able to talk Cynthia into decorating the unfinished one.....hehe.

[Bob Bergstrom]

Those are really neat, Makes me wish I like tea. I could put diet cola in and pretend. Great job and thanks for the look.

[Steve bellinger]

Ed i think you did a really good job on that pot. Love that top.

[John Keeton]

Very well done, Ed!! That is the fabrication/engineering side of you coming out.

[David DeCristoforo]

I'd say "look out". That is a teapot with real attitude. Of course the Gibsons are masters of this form but I have a hunch they would not be at all embarrassed to say they had made this.

[David E Keller]

Nice work, Ed! The top reminds me of a lidded beer stein, but it would need a thumb handle to open the lid if it were a stein.

[Baxter Smith]

I am impressed Ed!
The only thing missing is the pyro work!

[Michelle Rich]

Super Ed!!! Good to keep the teapot duo on their toes!!! :-)