New Zealand Pottery

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Welcome to the New Zealand Pottery Forum.
Please feel free to add your comments, questions, plus any information and photos.
Check out the Gallery option above to see the Crown Lynn Shapes Catalogue 1 - 881,  the Wharetana Ware Gallery, as well as Crown Lynn Backstamps and the Specials Department.
The Swan Gallery is breathtaking so check it out too. The Galleries are a work in progress so keep an eye on them for new photos.
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    In 1979 there were around 44,000 people making pottery in New Zealand. 5,000 of these were classed as professional potters. From Census statistics.
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  • Jovan Rancich


    Jovan Rancich a Serbian emigrant set up a studio in Titirangi Road, New Lynn in 1932, where he made richly coloured decorative pieces. After his death in 1942 his wife Vera continued to make pottery with Rancich's apprentice Wally Silva for several years.
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