Ceramics Shopping Guide, Ceramics Stores

Aardewerk en Zo

Reader Suggested: Aardewerk en Zo specializes in collectors pottery, furniture, design and accessories.

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Aris

Reader Suggested: This shop has caught the eye of Riviera Magazine, LA Times, Coast, and C magazine as a trend setting luxury shop. The shop is filled with with great gifts, jewelry, sunglasses, and the best coffee table books. Combine this with fresh fllowers and the best high-end consignment on the West Coast including Hermes, Chanel,...

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Boommodern

Reader Suggested: Boommodern was created in 1997 as a permanent retail space to feature and sell a diverse collection of 2Oth Century Modern furniture. They sell decorative arts, along with inspired industrial, primitive and architectural objects. These objects are personally selected by the partners, with an accent on the rare and...

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Eclectisaurus

Reader Suggested: Eclectisaurus sells great Brocante (French for vintage goods). An unusually wide selection of really cool things, from Furnishings to Lighting, Kitchen stuff, Art, even Clothing & Jewelry. Very friendly staff and fair prices make Eclectisaurus one of the best stores in Toronto.

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Kerson 20th Century Design

A great jewel box of a store located in the Chelsea district of Manhattan. Kerson has an incredible selection of vintage lighting.The staff is very personable and will even allow "go-sees" of chandeliers to see if they work in your space before you make a purchase. They have designs by: Antonia Campi, Kalmar, Barovier,...

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KIPPIS

Reader Suggested: The Finnish design shop KIPPIS in Berlin Mitte is a treasure chamber for the fans of Nordic design. The Finnish couple Kari and Susanna Kenetti launched KIPPIS in 2008, which was inspired by their affection of Finnish design and their extraordinarily wide collection of design objects from their home country. KIPPIS has...

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Kita Ceramics & Glassware

Kita Ceramics & Glassware is dedicated to two ancient art forms: glass making and pottery making. They carry an extensive and amazing assortment of Murano glass. In 1292, when government officials banned glass-making in Venice, all the glass makers moved to Murano. The secrets of their extraordinary techniques have been maintained...

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Laguna

Try to imagine a time when every plate didn't have "Made in China" stamped on the back--difficult, we know. Upto the 1970s, America had a thriving ceramics industry with classic, colorful tableware being made by producers from California to Ohio. Laguna is a celebration of that bygone era. Stacked on tables and shelves, in...

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MC & Co

The calm, serene space at MC&Co stands in stand contrast to the more typical design store, drenched in color and gleaming with haughty industrial design. But if a home is meant to be a relaxing and rejuvenating space, then MC&Co seems the more considered of enterprises. The impossible to miss, bright white space is home to the work a...

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Outernational

Reader Suggested: Outernational is a small cool store with vintage and contemporary industrial and studio ceramics, glass, wood and metal items and objects from the 20th and 21st century.

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Pearl River

Why go to Chinatown, when Chinatown comes to you? Pearl River, in its cavernous SoHo space, is a huge collection of all things Chinese. The multi-leveled store carries cookware, home accessories, furniture, paper goods, shoes, clothing, specialty food items, and much, much more. Throwing a party? The store has lots of party supplies and...

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Retro Gallery

Reader Suggested: Retro Gallery specializes in Mid-Century items from Europe and the United States, with an emphasis on pieces made during the 1960's & 1970's.They have large collections of West Germany pottery; Italian, American, and Scandinavian glass as well as a host of other accessories. Retro Gallery also offers a...

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Rose and Radish

Known for its dramatic, beautiful floral arrangements, Rose & Radish has turned its keen design sense to home design. Alongside flowers, their modern gallery space now presents an expertly curated collection of home accessories. From pristine white bone china from Germany to elegant glass candleholders from Italy, pretty hand-screened...

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Seasons International

In New York, there are 84,000 places to eat Japanese food, a few dozen places to buy Japanese clothes, maybe 2 or 3 place to buy Japanese toys and thanks to Seasons International at least one place to buy Japanese antiques and home crafts. The full breadth of Japanese craftsmanship is available in the humble space, antique furniture to paper...

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South Willard

The first time we walked into South Willard we walked right out. After all, faced with all this style and elegance in Los Angeles, is it at all surprising that we had to check the street signs and "actors" at the nearby café to confirm our location? A mix of hard-to-find local and international designers, South Willard carries simple...

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Tart

If Tart were to have a motto it would be "You are what you eat on." The airy space is primarily dedicated to tableware, flatware and table linens. From chic versions of the everyday coffee mug to pristine bone china to modern Danish place settings the store provides perfect accompaniment to hectic family dinners and haughty dinner...

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Task

Reader Suggested: We wanted to create a shop that reflects a whole life, which can be about fashion, home, work and children. In spirit, we are a neighborhood emporium with a mix of beautiful and essential objects for the home, global-chic clothing and accessories, and thoughtful and imaginative gifts for friends and family. We are...

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Twice Found

Twice Found is not vintage store;its a friendly haven for lovers of the decorative arts in Toronto. Sure they carry used vintage items but, there truly is a considerable difference between the items you will find at Twice Found and your regular Granny Attic type store. Their inventory is all over the map but, this is one of the stores strengths....

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Twist

When you hear the term "American craft" what's the first image that comes to mind? Beaded jewelry? Clay pottery? Go to Twist to see just how far American craftsmen (and craftswomen) have come. Colorful display shelves hold even more colorful glass and ceramic plates and tableware. Shelves and tables are full of amazing vases....

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Twist

When you hear the term "American craft" what's the first image that comes to mind? Beaded jewelry? Clay pottery? Go to Twist to see just how far American craftsmen (and craftswomen) have come. Colorful display shelves hold even more colorful glass and ceramic plates and tableware. Shelves and tables are full of amazing vases....

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Twist

When you hear the term "American craft" what's the first image that comes to mind? Beaded jewelry? Clay pottery? Go to Twist to see just how far American craftsmen (and craftswomen) have come. Colorful display shelves hold even more colorful glass and ceramic plates and tableware. Shelves and tables are full of amazing vases....

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Rose and Radish

Seasons International

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