We're so excited to welcome you back into our shop! If you are traveling to see us we recommend that you email us prior to coming, in the event we have had to close. We require you wear a mask at all times while in our shop and ask that you sanitize your hands prior to entering. We are only allowing 2 people in at a time, so if you're planning on coming with company please keep that in mind.
We are also offering curbside pick up. If you chose this option, please place an order using our order form on the "Order" page. We hope you are doing well during these trying times and thank you for your support!
We are also offering curbside pick up. If you chose this option, please place an order using our order form on the "Order" page. We hope you are doing well during these trying times and thank you for your support!
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In 1808, the Village of Clinton secured an important place in the history of American Ceramics, when John Gregory, a Connecticut potter, moved to Clinton building the first pottery west of the Hudson River Valley. For over twenty years he provided sturdy earthenware vessels to the community. Then in 1831, in a collaborative effort to change to stoneware he with Benjamin Lent & Dwight Graves produced a limited amount of wood fired pieces.
Graduation Mug
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Please include which year you would like (any year prior and up to 2021). You can include other items on the same form, if you wish to order any of our other products. Once we receive your order we will email you an invoice that is payable online. With the current world situation please allow 4-6 weeks from the day of payment to receive your order.
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