Local daffodils in a pretty jug that I purchased when I lived in Dunedin. The jug is by Rosemary McQueen and I have a small matching bowl, both bought on a visit to the Stuart Street Potter’s Co-operative. They’re special as the artist produces maiolica (or majolica) ware. [The link goes to a blog article I found: The difference between Pottery, Ceramics and Majolica, with special regard to Italian Ceramics]
Rosemary McQueen displays photos of her work at flickr:
Rosemary McQueen Ceramics.
~photo taken by me, at home in Tapanui. New Zealand
Text and photo by Liz; Exploring Colour (2021)
No. It came through a retailer.
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Lovely still life, Liz. There is a group of bloggers who do themed posts. “In A vase on Monday” is one of them and this would fit right in. 🙂
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Thanks! Yes it would fit with the theme 🙂
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A very cheery sight, Liz!
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Brightens up the kitchen! Btw, it’s snowing here today. We won’t get much but it suddenly turned cold overnight and it’s freezing cold outside right now!
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That snow will make the next spring day feel more amazing! Hope the daffys keep you warm until then.
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Your pitcher reminds me of a hand-painted ceramic pitcher and bowl I have from Portugal.
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In C13 maiolica was imported to Italy via Mallorca (from the Middle East). Interesting history which is briefly outlined in the article I linked to. Did your pitcher and bowl come directly from the artist?
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