Best Pottery Shops in Hobart

Below is a list of the top and leading Pottery Shops in Hobart. To help you find the best Pottery Shops located near you in Hobart, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.

Hobartā€™s Best Pottery Shops:

The top rated Pottery Shops in Hobart are:

  • Moonpenny Pottery
  • Woodfired Pottery
  • Mark Knight Pottery

Moonpenny Pottery

Moonpenny Pottery
Moonpenny Pottery

Moonpenny Pottery offers a collection of Moonpenny pottery, made in the past by Pauline Shugg, and now by her daughter Marion Shugg, in Hobart Tasmania. Salamanca Market is the place to get Moonpenny Pottery. A market stall is run by Marion Shugg, on some Saturdays.

Products/Services:

Collections: Big House ā€“ Tasmania, The Cat House, C. DAVIS HARDWARE, Corner House, Two Chimney Cottage, Leaning Chimney Cottage, Cottage with dormer window, Three Chimney Cottage, Tiny Cottage, Verandah Cottage, One Chimney Cottage, Country Church ā€“ Tasmania, Tasmanian House ā€“ two story, Tasmanian House -1880, Tasmanian House, IXL Jam Factory, Corner shop ā€“ Post, The Schoolhouse, The Barge Board House

LOCATION:

Address:Ā Davey St, Hobart TAS 7000
Phone: (03) 6223 3338
Website: www.moonpenny.astrochoc.net.au

REVIEWS:

ā€œAmazing staffs! They are all very accommodating. Also they offer a wide range of collection to choose from.ā€ ā€“ Nina Ethridge

Woodfired Pottery

Woodfired Pottery
Woodfired Pottery

Woodfired Pottery is managed by John who has built his first BourrƩ box kiln in 1986

John has worked from his studio at Glen Huon on the edge of Tasmaniaā€™s South-West wilderness area for over 30 years. In 2017 he re-located to a bush setting at Mt Nelson. His work depicts theĀ  wilderness colours ofĀ Tasmania, glowing with the effects of flame and wood-ash which are special to the wood firing techniques he uses. The glazes and clay slips are intended to echo deep rainforest greens, soft moss colours and the blues of the night skies. Form, light and shadow, and the spaces between, have become an increasing area of contemplation.

Products/Services:

Hand-Made Pots, Stoneware and Porcelain Clays

LOCATION:

Address:Ā 671 Glen Huon Rd, Huonville TAS 7109
Phone: (04) 7274 6494
Website: www.johnmartinpottery.com

REVIEWS:

ā€œJohn Martin is the best potter in Tasmania. I highly recommend visiting his shop in rural Glen Huon (be alert! We drove past it three times before we realized where we should turn). He sells pottery at Salamanca Market in Hobart on Saturdays; at other times, you might call to be sure he is there before driving to the pottery. His work is lovely (I cherish his green glazes), and his vases and bowls are most impressive. His pieces are gorgeous, affordable, and make great gifts, souvenirs, decorations and wares.

The pottery and show room are in a converted barn on farm property, and his kiln is there as well. Martin is a kindly man, and you will enjoy visiting him.ā€ ā€“ kss MD PhD

Mark Knight Pottery

Mark Knight Pottery
Mark Knight Pottery

Mark Knight Pottery is owned by Mark who has a great interest in art from an early age.Ā  After graduating from Caulfield Institute of Technology with an Associate Diploma in Art and Design (Ceramic Design) in 1980 Mark moved to Hobart.

His work is represented in the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (Launceston) and the Clarence Council Collection.

Mark works full time at his craft as a professional potter and also teaches at Adult Education in the evening.

Products/Services:

Handcrafted pottery designed with Blue Butterfly, Crystalline, Mountain and the latest Pebble range.

LOCATION:

Address: 13 Loatta Road, Lindisfarne, Tasmania 7015
Phone: (03) 6278 3208
Website: www.markknightpottery.com.au

REVIEWS:

ā€œPots are skillfully crafted. Highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to have the best quality of pots.ā€ ā€“ Joe Rogers

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