We are continually upgrading our technical details and introducing new products. We are now working on some reactive glazes having just introduced a new titanium blue glaze.

Some recent editions are coffee tables with inlaid clay tiles (shown left). We have also produced a bowl (shown right) which is made into a sink or washing basin which can be used standalone or inset into a unit. Details of both these products are available on request and either can be made to your individual specifications.

In conjunction with Oxfordshire County Council, we have brown tourism signs on all of the main approach roads. Visitors can easily find their way to the pottery from further a field.

For further information please contact us on 01608 737414

or email hooknorton.pottery@virgin.net

                        


A History of Hook Norton Pottery

Hook Norton Pottery is owned and run by Russell Collins. 

Russell studied at Harrow Art School and has worked with renowned potters such as Norah Bradon, Mick Casson, Colin Pearson and David Leach.

Russell has been producing hand-thrown pots at Hook Norton Pottery since establishing his workshop in 1969. During that time his work has established both a national and international reputation.

The pottery is situated on the edge of England's beautiful Cotswolds and is housed in specially converted farm buildings dating back to the 17th Century.

A team of potters participate in all stages of production which includes throwing on a traditional potters wheel, decorating, and glazing the pots as well as kiln firing.

Finished work can be seen in the gallery which is open all year round. Visitors are welcome to look around both here and in the workshop.