Winchcombe Pottery

Winchcombe Pottery Traditional Wood Fired Stoneware Pottery We are at the intersection of Broadway Road Winchcombe and Becketts Lane Greet. Castleways busses also run to Greet.

If driving, the Broadway Road is the best but there is a footpath from Winchcombe along the Evesham Road, past Winchcombe GWR station and right, opposite The Harvest Home Pub down Becketts Lane to the very bottom. Winchcombe Pottery is situated in one of the most attractive parts of the England, one mile out of the ancient town of Winchcombe on the Broadway Road. Nine miles from the famous Spa tow

n of Cheltenham and about the same distance from Tewkesbury, Evesham, Stow on the Wold and Northleach and only six miles from Broadway it really is in the heart of the Cotswolds. Established in 1926 on the site of a pottery dating back to the early 1800's makes it one of the longest running craft potteries in the country making some of the finest and most practical domestic pottery in the world.

As we look forward to next week's centenary celebration, we are putting the last touches to the shop and unveiling some ...
04/09/2026

As we look forward to next week's centenary celebration, we are putting the last touches to the shop and unveiling some nice pots we have held back from the last few firings. There will be so many beautiful things that haven't seen the light of day yet available exclusively from the pottery on the 12th.

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Today we unpacked the kiln and started going through the pots, getting everything cleaned up and ready for the shop. The...
01/09/2026

Today we unpacked the kiln and started going through the pots, getting everything cleaned up and ready for the shop. The online shop stock will be updated as we go, and there are already many new pots in the showroom ready for our centenary celebration on the 12th September, like these pasta bowls.

Join us for our centenary celebration 🎉 On the 12th September we will be hosting our centenary open day at Winchcombe Po...
24/08/2026

Join us for our centenary celebration 🎉

On the 12th September we will be hosting our centenary open day at Winchcombe Pottery. There will be chats, a kiln opening, demonstrations and tours, as well as refreshments.
We are aligning with Isbourne Arts , who are running a Cranks vegetarian restaurant pop up event, Winchcombe Walkers are Welcome who are leading a guided walk down to the pottery via the river Isbourne footpath, and The Edgeler Collection who are screening some film and archive footage of the pottery in the evening. Quite a day out!

We ask all who can to park either in the Back Lane carpark in Winchcombe (enjoy the beautiful walk down) or at the top of Beckett's Lane where the road widens up as we have extremely limited parking on site and we would like to reserve this for those who need it.

Hope to see you soon!

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We had so many of these red deadnettle flowers come up earlier in the year that we had to make some extra small bud vase...
19/08/2026

We had so many of these red deadnettle flowers come up earlier in the year that we had to make some extra small bud vases to show them off.

Come and see the soda kiln unpacked at our centenary event on the 12th September where there will hopefully be lots more lovely soda pots like these for sale.

It's a pleasure to be able to share this gorgeous piece of work by Harold_Bennett featuring a lovely design from the fro...
22/07/2026

It's a pleasure to be able to share this gorgeous piece of work by Harold_Bennett featuring a lovely design from the front of this old Winchcombe catalogue. Harry is a super maker and writer and well worth keeping tabs on.

Plans for the centenary weekend of the 12th and 13th of September are well under way and we look forward to sharing them with you here soon.

It's a pleasure to be able to share this gorgeous piece of work by harold bennett featuring a lovely design from the fro...
22/07/2026

It's a pleasure to be able to share this gorgeous piece of work by harold bennett featuring a lovely design from the front of this old Winchcombe catalogue. Harry is a super maker and writer and well worth keeping tabs on.

Plans for the centenary weekend of the 12th and 13th of September are well under way and we look forward to sharing them with you here soon.

A little blushing teapot. This willow ash glazed teapot came from our last firing of the big kiln. As we finish decorati...
14/07/2026

A little blushing teapot.
This willow ash glazed teapot came from our last firing of the big kiln. As we finish decorating, bisquing and glazing this week, we prepare to start packing for our firing later this month. It's a good time to look back at the successes and failures of the last kiln and think about how to incorporate what we learnt into the process.

On Saturday we were joined by friends old and new here at the pottery to celebrate our summer open day. We unpacked a fi...
01/07/2026

On Saturday we were joined by friends old and new here at the pottery to celebrate our summer open day. We unpacked a firing of our soda kiln and attempted to explain and discuss the reactions that had taken place to produce the unique surfaces of the pots. It was a lovely day and so nice to meet so many interested and interesting people!

Our next open day will be the big one - our centenary celebration on the 12th September. More details to follow, but it is a date to get in the diaries.

Thanks to Jerry for the 1st, 2nd and 4th photos!

Photos by Jerry Dickman-Wilkes of extendArchitecture Cheltenham

Flynn Flynn PWC takes down the wicket, revealing the goods within.

Katrin Katrin Maier , Flynn and George discuss successes and failures while explaining the criteria on which we evaluate the work.

George telling an anecdote about a crab.

There has been so much to post about recently with all the excitement over the centenary, that we haven't had a chance t...
23/06/2026

There has been so much to post about recently with all the excitement over the centenary, that we haven't had a chance to introduce the newest member of the team, Scruff.
He has been adjusting to life in the workshop very well and, apart from supervising everything Flynn (Flynn PWC) does, he enjoys sleeping in his corner and having his ears tickled.

Welcome, Scruff.

We hope you can make it this Saturday 27th to our summer open day!
22/06/2026

We hope you can make it this Saturday 27th to our summer open day!

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Becketts Lane
Winchcombe
GL545NU

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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