In 1924 the brilliant female German Designer Marianne Brandt designed and made one of, if not the, most iconic objects ever produced in the Bauhaus when she released her beautiful teapot. There were to be several variations of this design together with a sugar bowl and ashtray. This is my model of her initial design the original of which sold at auction for a breathtaking $US361,000 - yes that's, a staggering three hundred and sixty one thousand US dollars. One hundred years old and as beautiful today as it was then - a true classic of design. The model was textured and rendered in Blender.

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All I can say is thank god!, I still have the back to complete but I'm taking a break from it for a week or so got too much real work to do. Thanks for all the support during the process. Mike Rendered in Blender cycles Grips created in Adobe Substance painter and imported as BPR materials in blender

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