Photograph by Thomas Hare Photography

A photo taken in Cornwall by wedding photographer Thomas Hare

‘O’ level pottery 1972!

Possibly the first pot I ever made 42 years ago in 1972 aged 17. Made at Kettering Technical College with tutor Shirley Phillips for the pottery ‘O’ level course.

New vases for Whitewater Gallery Polzeath

Vase for Whitewater Gallery Polzeath

UFO teapot

My UFO teapot was blogged a while ago by someone. It has 7,877 reblogs and likes so far!

Still available at my shop

Replacing burnt out element

Chocolate teapot

 

In 2009 I was contracted to make a chocolate teapot for a leading chocolate manufacturer, when Kraft purchased the company in January 2010 the contract was abandoned. This is a small sample teapot 4 inches high x 6 inches across glazed in chocolate brown and made in 2009. Available on eBay.

San Francisco convention salt and pepper shaker 2008

Sample/prototype of San Francisco convention (Shakers by the Bay) salt and pepper shaker 2008 made by Andy Titcomb for the Salt and Pepper Collectors Club of America. This was made in a limited edition of 300 (sold out) and is a “nodding set” . Two nodding buildings (as in the 1906 earthquake) either side of a tram mustard pot and spoon. The base is in the form of a postcard the front shows a picture of the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge with the words “Greetings from San Francisco.” Decorated with underglaze colours, transfers and gold lustre. On eBay now.

Cherub teapot on eBay

A prototype version of the cherub teapot which was made in a limited edition of 15 (all of which were all sold). It measures 8.5 inches long x 5 inches high. It is decorated with pink underglaze and real gold lustred wings for the teapot handle. Made and signed by Andy Titcomb in Cornwall 2007. View it on eBay here

New work for Whitewater Gallery in Polzeath