Jack Krsinich - Foxton Beach

I can't find if I posted the pictures on some other thread, but here it is. A lidded casserole by Jack Krsinich, from Foxton Beach. Jack's name has been stamped twice, so is not as clear as it could be:

Thanks for this one Hannele, as I know the name well, but can't find it on the site or on the Potters Marks List.

I will add his stamp to the Marks Gallery

You are very welcome, Ev. I was surprised myself to not find his name, mark or even Foxton Beach here.

It's actually Krisinich, not Kusinich (this explains all the Kusinich listings on TradeMe), and I believe his wife, Mary also potted (pretty sure she made a range of press moulded leaf dishes and other quirky things). I have an example... somewhere. Our charity got donated heaps of their pottery when Mary passed a few years back.

Cat-a-lat wrote:It's actually Krisinich, not Kusinich (this explains all the Kusinich listings on TradeMe), and I believe his wife, Mary also potted (pretty sure she made a range of press moulded leaf dishes and other quirky things). I have an example... somewhere. Our charity got donated heaps of their pottery when Mary passed a few years back.

Google is now telling me the name might actually be Krsinich, without any vowels between the r and the s. See https://www.facebook.com/246650775396406/posts/have-you-ever-wanted-to-own-a-classic-piece-of-pottery-we-have-a-newly-acquired-/1643991378995665/ and https://www.myheritage.com/names/ivan_krsinich

Leaving the spelling as is unless some specific information comes to hand.
I can only find Krsinich on the net.

Yes, Krisinich is correct, but in the gallery it's down as Kusinich, which has led to some trade me listings with wrong spelling

I have a bowl of his in front of me right now and I got out the magnifying glass to double check - the spelling is KRSINICH not Krisinich.

Yes Gail Howard, that is how it is spelt on the topic heading

Definitely JACK KRSINICH.
He was my Grandfather