Chocolate Obsession Chocolate Pot includes four cups constructed from post consumer recycled tin cans. The cups are filled with luscious, foamy, hot chocolate that is a permanent polyester filling. The many different brand names of chocolate served as inspiration. Most of the tin cans are no longer available, and I find them either by accident at yard sales or flea markets.

Recycled post consumer tin cans. resin, 10k gold rivets, brass and stainless steel screws.

Dimensions: 20" H x 15.5"W

Permanent Collection of the Kamm Teapot Foundation

The top is a fluted design, it reveals amazing details. 

Look closely to see Chocolate Obsession three dimensional center of vintage chocolate advertising images. Each quadrant is different and comprised of layers upon layers, revealing details as rich as the best chocolate.

The next images show the phases of the chocolate moon. The handles shape and details are worth examining closely.

Chocolate Cups — Whitman’s & Godiva                                   

Two chocolate cups made in 2003 are filled with a polyester resin made to resemble “hot chocolate.” These cups represent a tour-de-force of design and skill working with tin cans. They are so beautiful, I often take them out for display.

Available for purchase or exhibition

Godiva Dimensions: 6” H x 5 5/8” D x 3.75” W

Photo Credit: Philip Cohen       

Whitman Dimensions: 6” H x 4.5” D x  4.75” W                                        

Recycled tin cans, polyester, 10k gold and aluminum rivets, brass and stainless steel screws.

Set of two cups are available for purchase or exhibition.

 

 © Harriete Estel Berman, 2003, 2021