Spaghetti jar and Crown Lynn

I love this spaghetti jar. The mark looks kind of familiar, but I haven't been able to place it (yet):




Crown Lynn cups:



And a beehive bowl, crazed and obviously used:

A cute honeypot, nice and simple, complete with lid, marked LS?:



Eggcup in a beautiful shade of green, marked St. Cross?:


A shaggy, glossy ram, unmarked:

A little monkey with a big cowboy hat, unsigned. Reminds me a bit of Carol Clelland:

A little square dish, decoration in relief:



And a pot:

Fab Glaze on the Ram figure its Stunning

My granddaughter found this vase, I fear I might be rubbing off on her:

Although made in China, the pohutukawa design is by the Auckland artist Angie Dennis:

Small plate marked Carlysle's New Zealand:


And a face mug marked Pen:

Same (maple) leaf and mark as the spaghetti jar:

Small vase or a cup? There seems to be a mark, but I am not sure, might be a blemish:



It reminds me of the trees by Christopher Peter Clouston.

It has since been identified as the work from Jane McCallum / nee Gregory, through Trade Me, and confirmed here by R L Pike.

KV? AV? Or are those arrows instead of Vs? Very nice container, even when the colour in the letters has worn away by years of use:

Marked NM:

Lovely glaze, should be easy to get into. It had clearly been used a lot, but still in wonderful condition. Complete with wooden spoon:

A gorgeous casserole, surprisingly light in weight, marked on the handle:

4 cups with a strawberry decoration, Kermiko:

Same mark as the honey jar above:

A cup and a spoon holder, same flowers, no mark:

Crown Lynn 1344 Soup and crackers mug:


Jack something? Foxton Beach NZ:



Two square dishes with a shell:

Hannele those mugs do look like Kermiko. I don't think I have seen that decoration before.

Maryr wrote:Hannele those mugs do look like Kermiko.  I don't think I have seen that decoration before.

The strawberry ones? I often confuse Kermiko with Royal Oak, it is all just so similar to me.

Yes the strawberry ones. If you put one of these mugs alongside a Royal Oak mug, you will see subtle differences in shape and in the glazes. Also the galleries on this website are very useful - as I believe you have already discovered!

Maryr wrote:Yes the strawberry ones. If you put one of these mugs alongside a Royal Oak mug, you will see subtle differences in shape and in the glazes. Also the galleries on this website are very useful - as I believe you have already discovered!

Yes, I really should do that. After all, I have enough of both to check them side by side.
I am learning.