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Salem
Submitted by mod-mod-world on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 8:23pm
Salem Aquaria
Finally... the elusive Salem Aquaria teapot enters my collection. I'm pretty jazzed! Now I will have to obsess about something else.
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Re: Salem
IMO, that's about as good as it gets!
Re: Salem
Oh, how we've missed your proud pottery posing in the sunlight! Congrats on the acquisition. What a terrific pattern!
Re: Salem
I almost fell off my chair when I saw your teapot, Chris. Absolutely stunning pottery and photography. Welcome back, indeed!
Salem Aquaria
Congratulations! I'm jazzed for you, too. Welcome back, Chris.
Re: Salem
Congrats Chris! I'm thrilled that you located an elusive Salem Aquaria teapot. Of course, how could I see it any other way?
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Three thumbs up.
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Now that our website resizes to a width of 968 pixels, I would love to see this photo in a larger size, Chris. This is one of those keys to the mid-century modern American dinnerware kingdom.