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here at Bend Bungalow. We carry a broad assortment of pottery and tile,
reflecting the many influences found in ceramics of the era. We've gathered
our favorites for your online perusal. Be sure to visit the shop to see our full
collection.
pottery. Founded in 1996, this Wisconsin company’s work
is considered to be among the best art pottery being
made today. The artists collaborate on designs, then the
potters use earthenware clay to throw and sculpt the
forms. The editions number no more than 500, all marked
and signed, making the pieces highly collectible. In some
cases the value of retired pieces has increased by 1.5 to
3 times on the secondary collectors’ market, sometimes
within weeks of being retired. Note: We post only pieces
that we actually have here at the shop. Others can be
ordered by calling the shop, but remember that they can
take up to 3 months to ship.
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other pottery. We put as many as possible up online, but
visit the shop to see more. We always have pieces of
Van Briggle Pottery, still being made in Colorado Springs.
Also very worth checking out is Door Pottery, made by one
of the founders of Ephraim Faience. Also, Lonesomeville,
out of Portland Oregon, affordable and stylish.
(Ann Arbor, MI) and Porteous Tile
(New Zealand). We always have a
good assortment of both makers,
both of which come out with new
designs every year. Note that we
stock only accent tile ... we don't sell
field tile for installation projects.
