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Brian Halstead

Brian Halstead began potting, as a hobby, around 1975 and was taught by Patricia Perrin. He has returned to pottery after a break of some thirty years, as he pursued his career in architecture and landscape architecture. He now pots full time and specialises in domestic stoneware, concentrating on oriental glazes with some work salt glazed. He is a member of Auckland Studio Potters, where he is mentored by Peter Stichbury and Peter Lange. He is particularly interested in the firing process and fires with oil, gas and wood, sometimes in combination as he seeks the glaze results he desires. He has exhibited locally and won awards for his pottery

Bowls

side view of bowl

A wide range of bowls, both large and small. Some bowls sold as serving sets.

Platters

Platter 51

Platters of various sizes and glaze treatment.

Bottles

View of bottle

A wide range of bottles, from tall pilgrim bottles to small sauce or dressing bottles.

Casseroles

Side view of casserole

Oven proof casseroles, with a range of glaze treatment.

Teapots

3 cup teapot

Teapots of all sizes and glaze treatment.

Storage Jars

Storage jar

A variety of storage jars

Mugs

View of cups

A wide selection of mugs, in a variety of glazes.

Jugs

2litre Jug

A series of jugs, both useful and decorative and in a range of capacities. Can be used as vases

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