Latest Teapot

[Larry Marley]

This one has mirrored landscapes depicting a sunrise. Curly maple, cherry, pecan, poplar, pau amarillo, ebony. 170 pieces.
This 9.25" in wide by 6.25" tall.

[Thom Sturgill]

OK, teapots are on my to-do list as are some serious segmenting (I have done some stave urns and rosettes for hollow form collars) but this is too much! Just a great piece Larry. Thanks for sharing.

[Roger Chandler]

Fine work Larry! Love the landscape and sunrise.........good stuff!

[Bernie Weishapl]

That is a beauty Larry. Nicely done.

[Billy Tallant]

That teapot is outstanding Larry! Great job... Cannot even imagine the time frame something like that took.

[Jim Burr]

Are you kidding me?? That is crazy Larry...amazing detail and cutting skill on display!

[Philip Duffy]

Incredible! You should write an article for AAW to show the rest of us dummies how you did this magnificent piece! Philip

[Bob Rotche]

Outstanding!!! It's hard to fathom the amount of time, patience and skill that went into making this piece.

[Doug W Swanson]

That's beautiful!

[Scott Hackler]

Very Nice Larry!

[Steve Schlumpf]

Very impressive work Larry! Love it! In the profile shot... I swear I can see a swan! Always something, eh? Looking forward to seeing what you create next!

[Larry Marley]

Thanks for all your kind words.

[David DeCristoforo]

This is a "lovely" piece. But there are two small details that bother me. The spout is beautiful but it seems like it would work better if the curve of the spout more closely followed the curve of the body. The same for the handle which more or less follows the curve of the form until the eye gets to the top.

[Larry Marley]

David, Thanks for the comments. When viewed from the front, not from above as in the photo the spout does follow the contour as does the handle.

[Mark Hubl]

Beautiful work Larry. I am always intrigued by the work of the segie crowd. Very inspiring.

[Baxter Smith]

With the black tipped spout, a swan was the first thing I saw. Super job!