Enamelware

Old Pots & Pans

A vase of brightly coloured cone flowers stand in front of a Mak'Merry plate. A coffee pot and sugar bowl make up the scene.

Coffeepot and Mak’Merry Plate

Old enamelware is very collectible and the bright colours always lend a happy ambience to any room or kitchen. I like to paint with bright, clean colours and have collected these items for painting over many years. All the pieces shown in these paintings are from my own collection. I arrange the items until I have a good composition, turn on the spotlight and paint what I see!

Onions, pumpkin and enamel kitchenware all rest on a brightly-coloured cloth in this painting.

In the Kitchen

The dresser has three shelves crammed with enamel kitchenware and a few other assorted items. One of the drawers of the dresser is partly open.

Kitchen Dresser

A white enamel coffeepot contains bright red flowers. Other enamel kitchenware objects are also in the painting.

Bottlebrush and Coffeepot

Exhibition

Some of my paintings can be seen at the Red Hill Gallery, 61 Musgrave Rd, Red Hill QLD, (but not the ones in this post.) I try to hold a solo exhibition every two years, Please send me a note so I can remind you before my next exhibition starts, Christine.

Red Coffeepot

Chillies

A white enamel coffeepot serves as a vase for gum leaves and daisies. A decorated plate and a blue kettle make up the arrangement.

Daisies and Gum Leaves

Orange Gum Blossoms

Enamelware

Enamelware

Exhibition

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