swap_horiz Winchcombe Pottery Alternatives

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Leach Pottery

Leach Pottery represents a pivotal moment in British ceramics. Established in St Ives, Cornwall, by Bernard Leach and Sh...

English Stoneware Art Studio Pottery

9.0 Excellent

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Bizen-yaki

Bizen-yaki is a traditional Japanese pottery style originating in Okayama Prefecture. It utilizes stoneware fired exclus...

Traditional Japanese Unglazed Stoneware

9.0 Excellent

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Shigaraki-yaki

Shigaraki-yaki is a traditional Japanese stoneware pottery originating from Shiga Prefecture. Its notable quality stems...

Traditional Japanese Wood Fired Stoneware

9.0 Excellent

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Hagi-yaki

Hagi-yaki is a traditional Japanese stoneware pottery style originating in Yamaguchi Prefecture. It’s notable for its di...

Traditional Japanese Stoneware Tea Ceremony

8.8 Great

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Mino Ware

Mino ware is the collective name for ceramics produced in the historic Mino region of present-day Gifu Prefecture, Japan...

Traditional Japanese Gifu Stoneware

8.8 Great

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Shigaraki Ware

Shigaraki ware is a Japanese ceramic tradition centered on Shigaraki in present-day Shiga Prefecture and counted among J...

Traditional Japanese Stoneware Shiga

8.6 Great

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Martin Brothers Pottery

Martin Brothers Pottery was a London studio pottery active from 1873 to 1923, founded by Robert Wallace Martin and his b...

Studio Victorian English Stoneware

8.5 Great

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Wenford Bridge Pottery (Michael Cardew)

Wenford Bridge Pottery is a studio ceramics workshop established in 1939 by the English potter Michael Cardew in Cornwal...

Studio Traditional English Stoneware

8.5 Great

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Buncheong Ware

Buncheong ware is Korean stoneware produced during the early Joseon dynasty (15th–16th centuries), distinguished by its...

Korean Historic Traditional Stoneware

8.5 Great

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Hagi Ware

Hagi ware is a Japanese ceramic tradition centered on Hagi in Yamaguchi Prefecture and developed in the early seventeent...

Traditional Japanese Stoneware Tea Ceremony

8.5 Great

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Karatsu Ware

Karatsu ware is a Japanese stoneware tradition associated with Karatsu and surrounding areas of present-day Saga Prefect...

Traditional Japanese Saga Stoneware

8.4 Great

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Seto Ware

Seto ware is the broad ceramic tradition of Seto in Aichi Prefecture, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns. Seto became nota...

Traditional Japanese Functional Stoneware

8.3 Great

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Tamba-yaki (Tachikui-yaki)

Tamba-yaki (Tachikui-yaki) is Japanese stoneware from Hyogo Prefecture, one of the Six Ancient Kilns with over 800 years...

Traditional Japanese Functional Stoneware

8.2 Great

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Icheon Ceramics

Icheon ceramics refer to the traditional and contemporary pottery produced in Icheon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. The regi...

Korean Contemporary Traditional Functional

8.2 Great

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Mino-yaki

Mino-yaki is Japanese pottery from Gifu Prefecture, produced since the 7th century, encompassing celebrated styles inclu...

Traditional Japanese Gifu Functional

8.0 Great

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Rye Pottery

Rye Pottery was an English pottery associated with Rye in East Sussex and the wider Sussex ceramic tradition. It is link...

Studio Traditional Sussex Functional

6.8 Fair

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Yatsushiro-yaki

Yatsushiro-yaki is a Japanese pottery from Kumamoto Prefecture established in the early 17th century by Korean potters,...

Traditional Japanese Functional Stoneware

6.5 Fair

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Denby Pottery

Denby Pottery is a British ceramics manufacturer associated with Denby in Derbyshire. The company traces its pottery pro...

Contemporary Functional English Tableware

6.3 Fair

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Ryumonji-yaki

Ryumonji-yaki is a Japanese pottery from Kagoshima Prefecture with about 300 years of history, distinguished by its thic...

Traditional Japanese Functional Stoneware

6.2 Fair

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Manufacture de Digoin

Founded in 1875 in France, Manufacture de Digoin is a ceramics factory recognized for producing durable stoneware cookin...

French Traditional Functional Stoneware

5.8 Mediocre