As its name suggests, the Potteries Museum houses a huge collection of pots made in the Potteries area of England. The studio pottery collector Henry Bergen bequeathed his pots to the museum and these are displayed together with more recent studio work by potters such as Phil Rogers, Mike Dodd and Richard Batterham. The museum has a wonderful collection of Staffordshire slipware including some amazing Thomas Toft chargers.
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The Potteries Museum, Stoke-on-Trent
Early 20th century slipware by Bernard Leach, Michael Cardew and others
Winchcombe pottery - pieces by Michael Cardew, Elijah Comfort and Ray Finch
Pots by William Staite-Murray
Bernard Leach Onion Seller plate
Janet Leach vase
Tall vases by Mike Dodd, David Leach and Jim Malone
Derek Emms fruit bowl set
Vases from Bradford Pottery, Francoise Vallieto and Branscombe Pottery
Edward Hughes plate
View of one of the display cabinets
View of the Later 20th century Studio Ceramics cabinet
David Leach Waves plate, Bernard Leach decorated tile from St. Ives
Large stoneware globular pot by Mick Casson, Priestwood.
Bowls by Charles Vyse and Margaret Rey
Unmarked vase
European Studio Ceramics of the Inter-war years
Ray Finch charger, and Rene Terras jug