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Gary Seymour Teapots
Established in 1998 Gary Seymour Designs goes from strength to strength. His flair for design is now beginning to make a mark upon the history of teapot collecting both in England and abroad. All of his designs are his own ideas, he models and produces each pot in his own studios and attention to detail is of paramount importance to him. What really separates him from the other novelty teapot makers we carry is that he produces his work in far smaller editions. His largest edition that we carry is only 500 pieces and we have several editions that are limited to just 100 pieces. What this translates into is a better purchase for the serious collector who is looking to the future value of their collection. We are delighted to represent him and look forward to a long relationship with his company.
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Gary Seymour Knight Time teapot released in 2000.
Based on a 15th Century Bascinet helmet this pot has a very realistic feel to it. Covered largely in a chrome finish, the eagle acts as the lid with a feathered plume forming the handle.
Dimensions: H 25cm W 21cm
Limited edition of 100
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Gary Seymour Load Shark teapot. This is the first of an occasional series of Catchword Creatures. The Loan Shark, complete with cigar and gold tooth, is surfing on a wad of fifty pound notes. The dorsal fin forms the lid and the spout is the cigar !
Dimensions: H 21cm W 28cm
Limited edition of 100,
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2002 saw the 50th anniversary of the first performance of this world-famous Agatha Christie play. By kind permission of St Martins Theatre in London, we have been able to reproduce the official artwork on the billboard poster. The three blind mice form the handle, the detective is the spout and the mousetrap itself is the lid.
Dimensions: H 19cm W 19cm
Limited edition of 250
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Gary Seymour St. George and The Dragon teapot. The epitome of the triumph of good over evil, St George slays the dragon. This is a piece of intricate detail especially with respect to the armour and the dragon's features. The helmeted head forms the lid with dragon's tail making the handle.
Dimensions: H 29cm W 28cm
Limited edition of 50
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Gary Seymour Teaser 10 teapot released in 2001.
This is a stylised modern motor cruiser with the British ensign forming the handle.
Dimensions: H 13cm W 28cm
Limited edition of 250
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