Christine Harris NZ Hand-Painted Jug & Bowl Set
A bold, hand-painted jug and bowl set by popular New Zealand ceramic artist Christine Harris.
Both pieces feature bright yellow florals with deep green and coral tones, finished with expressive black brushwork. The artwork varies between the front and back (as shown in the photos), which is part of the charm with hand-painted studio pottery — you’re getting two complementary views rather than a repeated print.
The bases are stamped “Made in New Zealand – Christine Harris – Hand Painted”, confirming maker and origin.
This is a lovely little display set for a retro kitchen shelf, a breakfast nook, or a New Zealand pottery collection. Colourful, very cool, and unmistakably local.
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light base wear from age. No chips or cracks observed.
Size: Bowl approx. 11 cm diameter. Jug approx. 10 cm tall.
Collector Note
This piece forms part of our 80s to Today Ceramics Curated Collection, showcasing studio ceramic design from the 1980s onward, with an emphasis on expressive forms and contemporary handmade pottery.
👉 Explore our 80s to Today Ceramics and Mid-Century Ceramics Curated Collections
👉 Read the full Collectors Note for this Collection
👉 Learn more about Christine Harris https://valputaruru.blogspot.com/2019/11/christine-harris-early-days.html
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Christine Harris NZ Hand-Painted Jug & Bowl Set
A bold, hand-painted jug and bowl set by popular New Zealand ceramic artist Christine Harris.
Both pieces feature bright yellow florals with deep green and coral tones, finished with expressive black brushwork. The artwork varies between the front and back (as shown in the photos), which is part of the charm with hand-painted studio pottery — you’re getting two complementary views rather than a repeated print.
The bases are stamped “Made in New Zealand – Christine Harris – Hand Painted”, confirming maker and origin.
This is a lovely little display set for a retro kitchen shelf, a breakfast nook, or a New Zealand pottery collection. Colourful, very cool, and unmistakably local.
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light base wear from age. No chips or cracks observed.
Size: Bowl approx. 11 cm diameter. Jug approx. 10 cm tall.
Collector Note
This piece forms part of our 80s to Today Ceramics Curated Collection, showcasing studio ceramic design from the 1980s onward, with an emphasis on expressive forms and contemporary handmade pottery.
👉 Explore our 80s to Today Ceramics and Mid-Century Ceramics Curated Collections
👉 Read the full Collectors Note for this Collection
👉 Learn more about Christine Harris https://valputaruru.blogspot.com/2019/11/christine-harris-early-days.html
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A bold, hand-painted jug and bowl set by popular New Zealand ceramic artist Christine Harris.
Both pieces feature bright yellow florals with deep green and coral tones, finished with expressive black brushwork. The artwork varies between the front and back (as shown in the photos), which is part of the charm with hand-painted studio pottery — you’re getting two complementary views rather than a repeated print.
The bases are stamped “Made in New Zealand – Christine Harris – Hand Painted”, confirming maker and origin.
This is a lovely little display set for a retro kitchen shelf, a breakfast nook, or a New Zealand pottery collection. Colourful, very cool, and unmistakably local.
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light base wear from age. No chips or cracks observed.
Size: Bowl approx. 11 cm diameter. Jug approx. 10 cm tall.
Collector Note
This piece forms part of our 80s to Today Ceramics Curated Collection, showcasing studio ceramic design from the 1980s onward, with an emphasis on expressive forms and contemporary handmade pottery.
👉 Explore our 80s to Today Ceramics and Mid-Century Ceramics Curated Collections
👉 Read the full Collectors Note for this Collection
👉 Learn more about Christine Harris https://valputaruru.blogspot.com/2019/11/christine-harris-early-days.html
