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Company NewsAustralia Day 2010Spending Australia Day at Carcoar in NSW is a must for many local people. Since Carcoar is but a short ride from from our base in Fitzgeralds Valley,
(You can click on any of these images to see super-sized ones)
The day was a great success and many folks were surprised and delighted The pots also enjoyed their outing - so much so Keep an eye open for them! April 2009The first phase of our new warehousing facility in Fitzgeralds Valley, NSW, is now complete. As you can see, our Grecian Urns are obviously enjoying the tranquil scenery... (You can click on any of these images to see super-sized ones)
There are two containers in place at the moment, with two more to come in phase two.
The Pithoi, Pitharoi and Bogiazopitharoi occupy the space between the containers.
Eventually the gaps between the four containers will be
roofed over
Of course, the containers themselves are fitted out to store lots of pots...
From the enormous, splendid Amphorea to the smallest of the
Bogiazopitharoi -
You are welcome to visit our facility in Fitzgeralds Valley
whenever you like,
March 2008Back in Crete to organise the next shipment of Grecian Urns to Australia. The master craftsmen have not been idle through the
European winter and here are 
CLICK ON PHOTO FOR SUPER-SIZEThis huge Koronios stands 1.70 metres (5ft 7in) high and
is available in Australia Also ready for the furnace were two new designs of
amphorae, 
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January 2008
 As the container begins to empty... the warehouse begins to fill!  After a couple of minor delays and the great Australian Christmas/New Year break, The Grecian Urn's first container was finally unpacked in Australia on 9th January, 2008. The top-left picture shows the last of the pots remaining in the container - large Rubakis to the left and Bogiazopitharos on the right. Before long the warehouse became a little more busy and things had to start getting stacked (image: top-right). The picture at the bottom shows clearly the large Adages in their stands (high and low) with - to their left - one of the magnificent Amphoreas with its intricate traditional patterning and - to the left again - a large Pithari one metre in height. For those buying Grecian Urn Cretan pots online, you can pay by credit card using our secure "Order" page and then collect your purchases directly from Fitzgeralds Valley, NSW - or we can assist in finding transport for you with Toll Ipec or by a range of alternative methods depending on the circumstances. For customers wishing to view our superb pots, please email info@the-grecian-urn.com to make an appointment.
October 2007The above images show our Cretan pots stacked up in Thrapsano prior to dispatch. Particular care has been taken by the master craftsman in charge to ensure that each and every pot packed for The Grecian Urn is of the highest possible standard and each carries his own stamp as his personal assurance of quality. 
An amphoreas just prior to firing These pots are truly massive... The AmphoreasThe Amphoreas could be said to be the flagship of The Grecian Urn's range of Cretan pots. The first image shows one drying prior to firing, but it has to be seen in perspective to get a reasonable impression of its size and sheer presence - and we are sure we have gone some way towards this with the second photo! The Grecian Urn orders the Amphoreas in matching pairs to facilitate designs/layouts requiring two of these magnificent pots (given that they are hand-made, no two will ever be exactly the same, of course!) 
Bogiazopithari ready for Australia John (on the right) is almost 6ft 2in... The BogiazopithariEqually impressive in scale is largest of the Bogiazopithari range. Just envisage a pair of these framing the entrance to your home or an archway either indoors or in the garden. Apart from their size, the very shape of these Cretan pots will be sure to inspire the artist in us all. 
The First ConsignmentThe Grecian Urn's first order has been completed and is now on its way to Australia. Delivery is expected on December 11th, 2007. You can pre-order any of our range by visiting our Order page. No payment will be necessary at this stage. |
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