The downside of writing about Crown Lynn pottery is that you end up looking at a lot of the stuff. A POTTED HISTORYALANA WARRINGTON/Stuff Honey Glazed vessels at Te Toi Uku Crown Lynn & Clay Museum. It could be an expensive habit, but the beauty of collecting Crown Lynn is that there's a style, price range and period for everyone. Early trickle-glazed Ambrico pieces are highly collectable and it's still possible to find them at decent prices in car boots and swap pages like Crown Lynn For Sale and Wanted and Crown Lynn, Buy, Sell & Swap - The Original. For Williams, who hopes to find and catalogue every pattern and shape one day, collecting Crown Lynn is an act of love.

Source: Stuff June 21, 2020 19:18 UTC