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Vintage David Keyes Funk Studio Tacoma Modern Art Pottery Cat Teapot
Vintage David Keyes Funk Studio Tacoma Modern Art Pottery Cat Teapot. 1980s David Keyes Funk Studio Tacoma Modern Art Pottery Teapot. A rare pottery tea pot made by Northwest potter and artist David Keyes.
9.5"W × 5"D × 12.5H. This piece was likely made in the 1980's during the unique funk pottery style pottery wares made by David at his Tacoma Art Pottery.It is in beautiful original condition. I pack my items with the upmost care and I tend to go a little overboard sometimes. I try to do everything I can to make sure your item does not arrive damaged.