Fired with character, glazed with history...

Visit Shop 105, where pottery from around the world fills the shelves with the kind of handmade character that mass production cannot touch. From Japanese raku and Chinese celadon to American art pottery from makers like McCoy, Roseville, and Hull, the collection spans cultures, centuries, and styles. Native American-style ceramic vases with painted geometric designs sit alongside blue and white Japanese bowls, swirled art pottery plates, and stoneware crocks in salt-glazed earth tones. Kitchen-functional mixing bowls and serving pieces share space with purely decorative vases, planters, and sculptural pieces in rich glazes of deep blue, crystalline green, and warm amber.

The selection rewards collectors who know their marks and casual shoppers who simply appreciate the weight and texture of real pottery in hand. Teapots, sake sets, bonsai pots, and hand-thrown studio pieces from Pacific Northwest potters round out a collection that reflects both global tradition and regional craft. Turned wooden bowls, a pyrography-decorated box, and woven baskets add natural warmth between the ceramic pieces. A cobalt blue glass collection and carved wooden animal candelabra bring additional visual interest to the mid-century wooden bookcases that hold it all.

Beyond the pottery itself, Shop 105 tucks in charming extras like a model sailing ship, vintage jewelry, and small decorative accessories that complement the earthy, handcrafted feel of the space. If you collect pottery by maker, region, or simply by what catches your eye, this is a required stop. For more ceramics and art pottery, visit Shop 99 or browse the Asian antiques at Shop 3737.