Teapot Exhibit we attended on June 4, 2026 at Cedar Creek Gallery.
Lunch box teapot was made by Lucas Oakley, the grandson of the founders of Cedar Creek.
I took a snap shot of the plaque by it.
Lunch box teapot paying homage to Hee Haw
This video (no music) is the last my snap of the day I thought it would be fun to start with today.
I took a snap shot of the plaque by above the lunch box
Quality isn't the best but I hope maybe on your end you can enlarge.
There were at least 150 or 200 teapots.
I took photos in groups. iPhone listed 54
Birds eye teapot quite clever.
Tasty cake is a dessert I remember from my childhood.
Very cool on the tea pots. I have a friend who collects them. Neat hobby for sure.
ReplyDeletethat is fantastic... I love the ideas and this wonderful colors
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ReplyDeleteI see a great many are sold - including the Hee Haw... what fun they all are! YAM xx
Oh my gosh, Cecilia, these are amazing! I think my favourite is the one with the lovely iris, because of course I gravitate to flowers. I was able to read the artist's text regarding his lunchbox teapot - that one has to take an A+ for creative and quirky!
ReplyDeleteSo many creative and gorgeous teapots! No way that I could choose just one favorite!
ReplyDeleteThere were some interesting teapots there. Who would have thought to make a lunchbox into a teapot.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable collection. And the lunch box teapot! There is Roy Clark right on the box, I used to watch Hee Haw and I'm sorry today it's not on tv. What fun you must have had.
ReplyDeleteBrings back fond memories of Jean [The Canadian Cats] and how she loved her collection of tea pots, and of course ~ her tea! God bless her beautiful soul. We are in frequent touch with husband, Bill ... Shoko and Tyebe and doing well, as is he.
ReplyDeletePeople express creativity in many ways including teapots I guess. Where do they get these ideas from. Some are just plain odd and others are interesting. The lunchbox is interesting.
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to your teapot exhibit posts! My favorite this year is definitely The Tortoise & Hare, and in 2nd place the Hee Haw teapot! Great memories of watching Hee Haw with my grandmother, who loved to watch Roy Clark. I enjoyed reading about Papa Sid! Thanks for taking us along with this delightful post.
ReplyDeleteI also look forward to seeing your teapot photos...the Birds Eye teapot along with the Hee Haw are adorable and so original!!
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Beth
So precious. Love the letter. It was easy to read. Love the lunch box.
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Wow! What a wonderful tea pot exhibit ~ fun ~ lunch box was awesome ~ thanks ~ Hugs ^_^
ReplyDeleteHugs to you Cecilia and Angel Madi ~ xo
So many pretty ones but that Hee Haw one is too funny!
ReplyDeleteCEE….thanx for sharing…how cool are these pots…and …a bit…pricey !!!! can’t veiw the movie at the moment, you tube isn’t connecting like it should….glad mr oakley was able to be a part of this year’s show. the bag of peas is very clever 💚🐾😸‼️
ReplyDeleteA fun day trip! They are all unique and special in their own way. My favorite is the Tortoise and the Hare 😊
ReplyDeleteThese were ALL a treat! I loved each and every thing and grateful you vblogged and showed these to ME!! Love love! About Tasty Cake. Me too, and it sure was.There cake and pies were superb back in the day! Donuts too, but their lemon pie just knocked my eyes out.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to see all the different tea pots on display.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are really fun and interesting! I wonder if any of the 'fancifuller' ones were actually used for real tea?
ReplyDeleteSuch cute cute tea pots. So many different styles. People are very creative.
ReplyDeleteVery creative teapots, especially the lunch box. XO
ReplyDeleteI bet it was quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful exhibit! Thank you so much for showing us parts of it.
ReplyDeleteWOW, a lot of imagination and creativity
ReplyDeleteJava Bean: "Ayyy, I think we need to add a few more verses to the 'I'm A Little Teapot' song to accommodate all of these ..."
ReplyDeleteIt was very enjoyable looking at all these teapots, so many different shapes and sizes. I will be going through them again before I leave. Hugs, Denise
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy teapots, too. A legacy, I think, from my aunt. I especially liked those long-legged and long-tailed ones. Thanks for sharing!
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