Pottery

Medieval Pottery Production Techniques
A thorough examination of 13th - 14th century English pottery production techniques. http://www.campots.co.uk/page2.html

Spoilheap Archaeology
An overview of the history of pottery and the importance of pottery in archaeology. http://www.spoilheap.co.uk/medpot.htm

Glazed Pottery
History of glazed pottery in England, Museum of London. http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/category.asp?cat_name=Medieval%20glazed%20ware&cat_id=700

Surrey Whiteware
http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/subcategory.asp?subcat_id=701&subcat_name=Surrey+whitewares&page=1

London-type Ware
Pottery produced in and used around medieval London, from the Museum of London. http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/subcategory.asp?subcat_id=796&subcat_name=London-type+ware

Mill Green Ware
http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/subcategory.asp?subcat_id=702&subcat_name=Mill+Green+ware

Late Hertfordshire Glazed Ware
http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/subcategory.asp?subcat_id=703&subcat_name=Late+Hertfordshire+glazed+ware

Siegburg Stoneware
An introduction to pottery from the city of Siegburg (modern day Germany), with examples from the collection of the Museum of London. http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/subsubcategory.asp?subsubcat_id=835&subsubcat_name=Siegburg&cat_id=714

South Hertfordshire Ware
Medieval pottery from South Hertfordshire, Museum of London. http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/subcategory.asp?subcat_id=699&subcat_name=South+Hertfordshire+greyware

The Archeology of York - The Pottery
Medieval pottery from York, including some 14th century examples.http://www.yorkarchaeology.co.uk/resources/AY16-1_Selected%20Pottery%20Groups.pdf

A Gazetteer and Summary of French Pottery in Scotland c 1150 - 1650
The Museum of London has an awesome database of medieval English pottery, but Lukas has had trouble finding information about French pottery. This document provides a good overview of French pottery, albeit only those types imported into Scotland. http://core.kmi.open.ac.uk/download/pdf/17802.pdf

Historic Enterprises (USA)
Selection changes over time. http://historicenterprises.com/reenactment-goods-c-102/pottery-c-102_176/

Medieval Market (Poland)
http://www.medieval-market.com/goods.php?kategoria=11&kat2=Kitchen%20accessories

Lorifactor (Poland)
http://lorifactor.com/k28,camp-equipment-pottery.html

Trinity Court Potteries (UK)
Squire Lukas has tried contacting these guys in the past but he hasn't received any replies to his emails and the phone number listed on the website is out of service. http://www.trinitycourtpotteries.co.uk/1Medieval%20Replicas.htm

Medievaldesign (Italy)
They have a small selection of pottery. http://www.medievaldesign.com/eng-prodotti.asp?form_chiave=11

Bodgit & Bendit (UK)
There's a link to a PDF catalogue at the bottom. These guys seem to do custom stuff to order. It may be a hassle to get something made, but who knows. https://sites.google.com/site/bodgitbendit/

Ironwood Pottery (USA?)
It looks like you have to contact this guy with a custom design in mind. http://www.ironwoodpotterystudio.com/

Jeanne Wood Pottery (USA)
Not sure if this is a good one, the website seems to have been last updated in 2009. http://jeannewoodpottery.com/JeanneWoodCeramicsInspiredbyMedievalSources/index.html

Parchemine et par Pot (France)
http://www.parcheminetparpot.com/poteriesanglais.html

Reannag Tine Pottery (USA)
http://www.reannagteine.com/Products.html Facebook gallery: https://www.facebook.com/ReannagTeinePottery/photos_albums

Two Hearts Entwined Pottery (UK)
They do custom work. http://www.griffindyeworks.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=50

Edmonton Potters' Guild (Canada)
You might be able to commission someone to make you some custom pottery. http://edmontonpottersguild.wordpress.com/

Parkland Potters (Canada)
You might be able to commission someone to make you some pottery. http://www.parklandpotters.com/ & http://www.medieval-market.com/goods.php?kategoria=11&kat2=Kitchen%20accessories