Lathams Pottery
Lathams Pottery, founded in April of 1992 in a building next to their
home on Alternate Hwy 220 in Pottery Country, is run by owner operators Bruce
and Bruce and Janice, determined to be self taught, took pottery up as a hobby without any formal class training. Once you've seen their pieces, you'll understand what good teachers they were. They opened their shop full time in 1993 and really love turning pottery. Lathams Pottery makes functional and traditional stoneware that can be used in the microwave, dishwasher and oven. The pieces that they produce range from coffee mugs, pie plates, and large vases to miniatures, dinnerware, honey jars, and candle cups of many styles. They also produce a wide variety of lotion bottles, toothbrush holders, canister sets, and casserole dishes of all sizes. Pieces that you can use on a regular basis and in the course of everyday life.
Their specialty is a hand turned basket with
Colors range from cobalt blue, light blue with lace, medium blue that breaks brown on the edges, deep burgandy, dark green, purple, and white with burgandy, green, or blue trim. They also produce spongeware in rose, rose and green, or green and blue. All of Lathams pottery incorporates lead free glazes and all pieces are hand turned. They take great pride in the fact that all of their work is handled personally on site from raw clay to finished product. Latham’s Pottery 7297 US Hwy 220 South, Asheboro NC 27205
Directions:
Located on Alternate 220
just off 220
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Janice Latham. Pottery ran in the family since the 1800's on Bruce's
grandmother's side, with the Luck family.
handmade flowers on top and on both
sides, and you can always tell authentic pieces by the special signature of
Bruce's full name. These treasured baskets have become Bruce Latham’s trademark
piece.
Bypass 2 miles north of Seagrove close to Jugtown
Café. Stop in and see Bruce and Janice when you can. Just look for the sign.
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