Websites targeting keyword hand-thrown pottery

Hand thrown tableware ceramics, cookware, giftware by Mary Chappelhow located at Brougham Hall, Penrith. Mary also offers pottery classes and tuition.

Folkestone based potter Matt Horne. Specializing in hand thrown crystalline glazed porcelain ceramics. Capel-le-Ferne, Folkestone, Kent. UK.

Woodside Pottery is based in Dorset, specialising in hand thrown and handmade domestic pottery and ornaments. We also offer unique pottery experience days, vouchers and weekly pottery sessions. Advance booking required. Contact Grazyna Schweidler: 0770 313 0000 email: [email protected]

Crawford Horne makes wheel-thrown and hand-built wood and gas fired stoneware pottery intended for everyday use using custom glazes in his North Carolina home studio.

Hinckley Pottery is Jill Hinckley's privately-owned studio, showroom, and pottery classroom in Washington, DC. Stoneware and porcelain clay bodies are used by Jill and her students.

Crown Works Pottery is based in East London near to Bethnal Green and run by Giulietta Hextall. Specialising in hand made, thrown items, in porcelain and stoneware with glazes developed by the potter. Beginners pottery classes, learning to throw on the wheel to make finished work can be booked through the website.

Your source for Authentic Custom-Designed Moroccan Crafts.

We are a family-owned pottery company hand throwing the highest quality American-Made coffee mugs and beer steins for companies. Shop our online store too!

The Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair ( GNCCF) is the North's leading and award winning selected selling show featuring over 150 of the best independent designers and makers in the UK

We are a family owned and operated, wholesale pottery company located in Marshall, Texas. We offer a wide variety of hand thrown pottery in many designs and styles. Our stoneware is lead free! Microwave, Oven and Dishwasher Safe. Our pottery is durable and functional for every day use. All our stoneware is made right here in Texas by our master potter. We are proud to say made in the U.S.A.

Ceramic Arts Studio of Madison, Wisconsin operated from 1940-1955, producing ware cast from Wisconsin clay. The initial product was hand-thrown Lawrence Rabbitt pottery; greater acclaim came from colorful Betty Harrington figurines. Sample categories: humans, animals, fantasy, salt-and-pepper shakers. Collector references: the CAS Collectors Association, and the book

A working pottery collaborative in Brookline, Massachusetts