$69.00 – $199.00
The Crown Lynn Swan is one of New Zealand’s most iconic ceramic pieces. Originally introduced in the late 1940s, it has become a beloved symbol of Crown Lynn pottery, remembered by generations of Kiwi homes.
Today, Crown Lynn Kiwi continues this legacy by producing the next generation of these timeless ceramic swans using the original heritage moulds.
Whether displayed on a mantelpiece, bookshelf or dining table, the Crown Lynn Swan adds a sculptural touch to any interior and makes a thoughtful gift for lovers of New Zealand design.
A Piece of New Zealand History
The Crown Lynn Swan first appeared in a 1948 Crown Lynn trade display and quickly became one of the factory's most recognisable decorative ceramics. Over the decades it has remained a favourite collector's piece, with original pieces often selling for hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars. Learn more about the heritage.
Today, Crown Lynn Kiwi proudly continues the tradition, ensuring this iconic New Zealand design can be enjoyed by a new generation.
Crown Lynn Swan Timeline
Continuing the Crown Lynn Legacy
This contemporary edition honours the original while continuing the tradition of New Zealand ceramic craftsmanship. Produced by Crown Lynn Kiwi, it forms part of the ongoing legacy of the original Crown Lynn factory and the skilled ceramic makers who have preserved these iconic designs for generations.
Specifications
Large - 27 × 17 × 18 cm, approx. 1.55 kg
Medium - 21 × 12.5 × 14 cm, approx. 0.75 kg.
Small - 15.5 × 10 × 12 cm, approx. 0.4 kg
Please note: All sizes and weights are approximate due to the ceramic firing process.
Available Colours
Limited-edition glaze finishes and special production lines are released from time to time.
New Zealand has been struggling with a massive retention issue when it comes to skilled labour. Productivity is down, and industries that once thrived are now but a shadow of their former selves. One shining example from our past is Crown Lynn, once the largest...
Described as classic kiwiana, Crown Lynn pottery was a popular household feature in the 1960s.
According to those in the know, there are three kinds of Crown Lynn collectors: the nostalgic buyer, the “mid range” collectors, and the big guns, serious collectors.
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