Maureen is renowned for her unique porcelain ceramics, many enhanced with precious metals such as gold and platinum, as well as copper, bronze and on occasion, lustres.

The work is first 'biscuit' fired to 960 centigrade and then glazed. As many as eight glazes are applied by either spraying, dipping or pouring methods. Once the glazing is complete, the items are then 'glaze' fired to a temperature of 1280 centigrade.

Once the glaze firing has been completed, the precious metals can be applied if desired. These are applied in a special formula liquid form allowing them to be brushed onto the item directly. During this stage, an opal lustre may also be applied. The work is then returned to the kiln for the final time to fire the metals and lustres on the pot at a temperature of 680 centigrade.