McHugh Tasmania - Shape 33 - leatherwood honey glaze vase Ball Vase musical Often these are lost along

Often these are lost along the way but this Vintage Culver ‘Encounters’ Melamine Water Jug has retained hers

This wonderful piece of craftsmanship is by local Tasmanian potter Ian Claire

Basically you can use them for whatever you dam well want

Glass vase from the "Rustikal" collection (a series of 3)

McHugh Tasmania - Shape 33 - leatherwood honey glaze vase Ball Vase musical Often these are lost alongOh Honey Honey. the unusual glaze colourway is like oozing leatherwood honey on this darling McHugh Tasmania ball vase, A little rippa! Undated on the ball she is from the 1930s. Because I forgot to do the ruler photos here are the dimensions: Height: 7 cm Base: 5. 5 cm Girth: 22cm Why do I call it a ball and not a rose or frog? It has a solid base and would have held water on its own whereas a frog or rose is open at the base. Please see and expand