Gallery images.- Lustre glazes, Ash & Crackle glazes.
The images shown are representative of the work that I produce. They are intended only as examples, not necessarily work in stock.For any information you may require about any of the work shown, enquire via the contact page, phone or write quoting the D.M. number along side each image.
I have always worked in a variety of techniques. Lustres, crackle glazes, wood ash and earthenware. I believe it helps keep the work fresh.
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D.M. 101 Ring Box Porcelain Ring Box with multiple layers of glaze and lustres. | DM 125 Stoneware vase Glazes, with acid etched lustres |
DM 102. Large stoneware bottle. Acid etched lustres and glazes. | DM.103. Tall stoneware jar. Acid etched lustres and glazes. |
DM112. Porcelain bowl Red and blue glazes and lustres | DM113. porcelain bowl Blue, green, red lustres and glazes |
DM107 Porcelain Bowl Metallic Glazes with multiple Lustres | DM108. Porcelain Bowl Blue Multi Glazes & Lustres |
DM110. Porcelain Bowl Red Multi Glazes & Lustres | DM109. Porcelain Platter Multiple glazes with Gold & coloured lustres. |
D.M. 130 Tall vase Vase shape glazed with a mixture of wood ash. The ash came from my property in rural Otago. A random mix of pine and willow. | DM121. Pine Ash glazed platter Wood Ash glazes are also an interest of mine. I have used wood ash glazes almost since I began making pots, For the first 10 years or so, my domestic ware was mostly ash glazed. |
DM123. Pine Ash glazed platter Although Ash glazes and such are out of favour in this country at present, I still enjoy making and firing work of this type | DMI22. Pine Ash glazed jar Wood Ash stoneware makes an interesting contrast to the refinement of Lustre Glazes |
DM115. variations on black & white | DM116. Variations on black & white |
DM118. variations on black & white | DM117. variations on black & white |