Online Store
During the January 2021 lockdown, our online store is open and we can offer curbside pickup and shipping.
Our new online store is only a few months old now but has seen brisk traffic. We are still learning how to work with it, so please bear with us as we sort out the kinks. Pottery is a very personal and tactile medium and we understand that it can be more difficult to shop for pottery online by just looking at the picture. We have tried to include descriptions and extra photos where appropriate so you can have a better idea about the piece you’ve fallen in love with. Please note that different computers, tablets and phones can display colours differently, so the colours in the photos may not be exactly representative of the piece you receive. Also, while we may offer more than one of an item, please remember that these pieces are all hand made and some differences in size, shape or glaze may happen between items that are ostensibly the same.
Shop Online By Category
Shop Online by Potter
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Ann Hobday
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Ann Randeraad
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Anne Young
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Carolyn Cisco
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Cathy Allen
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Dan Ferguson
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Darlene Malcolm-Moran
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David Baker
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Dawn Guillemette
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George Stewart
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Heather Brooks
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Jane Turner
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Jeanne Cook
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John and Carole Bandurchin
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June Goodwin
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Karen Hjort-Jensen
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Karina Bates
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Kristina Albright
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Lillian Forester
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Liz Sine
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Lucia McHardy
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Margrit Beesley
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Maureen Reed
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Noreen Ogawa
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Paul Keelan
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Priya Harding
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Sara Purves
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Tanya Couch
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Vicki Kilner
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Wendy Spencer

We Accept
Hours
Tues – Fri 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Saturdays please call ahead.
And it isn’t just pottery! We have glass and silver jewelery, beautiful pens, hand woven bags, shawls and scarves as well as gourds.
We are happy to have the Peterborough Weavers’ and Spinners’ Guild, the Kawartha Woodturners and the Kawartha Gourders in our gallery. This means that we have a variety of quality hand made work available when you come to visit.
The guild is a non-profit to promote the ceramic arts. The guild takes a commission from all sales in the Pottery Shop to cover the costs of operating the guild with rest going to the artist.