This
collection
of Poole Pottery wont stop growing.There's
always new pieces to add, and (sometimes) some have to go to make room for
more.Most of the pots have
come from
, but a few from fairs and antique centers too.I've
been collecting Poole Pottery for about four years now and think I have
more pots than are healthy and too many topost
on here but, for anyone who's interested, some of my favourites can be
seen in the galleries, and a few can even be bought on the Sales
page.
The Poole Pottery I’ve collected
mainly dates from three distinct periods, the mid-1920's to mid-1930's Art
Deco period (Traditional
Gallery 1, and Gallery
2), the mid-1950's (Contemporary)
and the late 1960's to early 1970's (Delphis).For
me Poole Pottery during these periods was at the cutting edge of ceramic
design, and as such the pots really typify the eras in which they were
made. There are galleries for each of these periods with three for
Poole Delphis (Delphis Plates, Delphis
Vases and Bowls and 49'er Gallery),
and a final couple of galleries; Twintone
which contains a mix of Poole tableware and kitchenalia; and a Miscellaneous
gallery for everything else Poole that I've collected. And just so
you don't feel left, out there's a gallery for Your Pots
too, which will soon also include a review of Poole
Pottery Collections on display in some of the UK museums.
You can navigate through the
site using the menu bar at the top and by clicking on the images, or
individual pots within groups, for closer views. And if you get
really lost, you can always refer to the site map above.
I'd be grateful for any
feedback on this site, so if you like what you've seen, or want to read
what other visitors have to say, have a look at my Guest
Book.