Congratulations! You have reached the new MODish.net. MODish.net is a community of vintage modern design enthusiasts, scholars, dealers, and collectors. Please register! Registration is quick and helps foil spam bots; inappropriate, anonymous posts; and helps deter image mining. IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to recent technical issues, some registrants may not receive a password via email. If you are one of these people, please email MODish.net for a temporary password. This message disappears when you are logged in. For optimal viewing use the latest browsers (Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3.0, Safari 3.0). The site has recently been reworked to better accomodate some earlier browsers at lower display resolutions with browser display area maximized. |
This teapot was made in the 1930s at the Hull House Kilns in Chicago. I love the combination of art deco design and handcrafted quality. The Wisconsin Pottery Association has a wonderful history of Hull House Kilns on their website. http://www.wisconsinpottery.org/Hull%20House/index.htm
Extraordinary.
Extraordinary.
Function
The stick handle looks awkward, but it actually works quite well.