Studio Pottery
The beauty of studio pottery lies in the craftsmanship and care these makers put into creating their art.
Buying art ceramics is an affordable and eco-friendly way to add unique design accents to your home or interiors project.
Studio pottery
Gun metal glazed tankards from Gloucestershire based pottery Prinknash
Studio pottery is a real passion of mine. It is made by a single artist or a small collaborative team in limited quantities.
One of the things I love about studio pottery is the unique nature of the art form. Each piece is wonderfully different thanks to their handcrafted nature, rather than mass-produced in a factory.
I have both decorative ceramic art pieces and more practical pottery and homewares available.
Buying studio pottery
The term studio pottery encompasses a huge range of styles and price points meaning there is something for everyone and is becoming increasingly popular. My number one rule is pick a style you love and you'll be happy.
I have pieces ranging from under £10 up to a few hundred pounds, but at auction it can go into the thousands. The current world record for a single piece of studio pottery was set in 2021 when a Hans Coper piece - sold for £651,700!
Black glazed trinket dish with white detail from Bicton, Devon
The West Country and studio pottery
Exhibition piece (2010) by John Leach at Muchelney Pottery, Somerset
The West Country (Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire, and Gloucestershire) has a long tradition with studio pottery, dating back to the 1920s and it is still thriving today.
Based in Exeter, I'm lucky to be right in the heart of the tradition, and I stock an extensive range of local wares including Honiton, Poole, Tremaen and St. Ives pottery.
Beyond the West Country...
1970s bud vase by Marianne Cole, part of the Australian Outback series.
Although based in the West Country, I stock studio pottery from all over the UK (and beyond!).
So whether it is a piece of Alan Caiger-Smith piece from Aldermaston, Berkshire or a vintage Marianne Cole art vase inspired by the Australian outback, it can all be found at Wand Vintage.
Shop Studio Pottery Highlights
These are just a few of the beautiful studio pottery pieces available at Wand Vintage.
To see what's currently in stock, click Shop now.
Searching for a specific piece?
For collectors and interior designers, I offer a sourcing service.
Customer feedback
"Really lovely just what I thought it would be really love the colours and patterns used thank-you"
Denise, Etsy
"Lovely seller and brilliant item. My wife loves it."
Ryan, Etsy
"Glug jug was exactly as described, in beautiful condition. Very well packed, and only took a few days to arrive."
Julie, Etsy
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