Bird beak jug I Pauline Morse and John Anderson

Bird beak jug I Pauline Morse and John Anderson165mm H x 85mm base Width x 80mm base Depth Brendan Adams has been potting since the 80's paving the way for many potters move 'outside the box' and to explore colour and form. 'I trained as a painter but it was colour and all the possibilities of form and texture that attracted me to ceramics, and I am still stuck in the mud! One of the great things about clay is that there never seems to be an end to what you can do with it. As someone who likes to

45mm x 50mm

'I have always been fascinated with what makes a piece of art

hand cast in sterling silver from real seed pods

60mm Diameter x 20mm Height

One-off handmade ceramic tile made with the artists quirky sense of humour

These birds are ceramic art for your wall

Reference code: AT-065

225mm height x 115mm lip width

195mm length

The key method being cast-in-place

Maori and scientific names all refer to the male green plumage: NZ Infantry riflemen wore green coats

7mm sapphires in a gradient of blues