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Northeast PotteryNortheast Pottery: This is a very unique style and design of ceramics developed by the potters of the Northeast. These artisans bring the uniqueness of their area of the country. Check out each of these websites. They offer the best in pottery. Bennington Potters This website is the premier website for American handmade stone ware pottery from Vermont. They have been in business for 60 years and have only quality stoneware. Beautiful, functional and unique. Edgecomb Potters Edgecomb Potters come from three different locations in Maine. This website represents each of these locations. Their specialty is all kinds of porcelain pottery. They have very beautiful bowls, dinnerware, vases and many more types and styles. This is definitely the high end of porcelain pottery. Eldreth Pottery: Northeast Pottery This website specializes in two types of stoneware: salt glazed stoneware and the Pennsylvania red ware line. This is a company that customizes stoneware you select. You will find many different designs from which to choose. They also have very unique and beautiful figurines. Simon Pearce This website represents retail stores which are basically in the Northeast. They carry not only very lovely ceramics and pottery, but many other household items. Sheepscot River Pottery This website specializes in custom designed tile and beautiful serving pieces. The tiles are made from Grollegg porcelain and are custom made. You will also find custom order sinks, which are very beautiful. Williamsburg Pottery This website store is a major site for all your garden and home décor needs.It covers everything from ceramics and pottery to garden ware and oriental items. Rock Garden Pottery This website has very beautiful pottery. Each piece is hand thrown functional pottery. All glazes are mixed and perfected at this pottery. Bowls, mugs,lotion dispensers and pitchers are a specialty. They are of a beautiful design called Zacopane, named after a town in southern Poland. return from this page to Home Page Return from this page to American Pottery Page
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