The most beautiful historical reproduction garden pots! Guy has great knowledge of the methods & history of garden pottery. Guy also plays the banjo! His wife and adult children are as talented as Guy. read more

Mr. Wolff needs no introduction and has spent decades honing his craft. My wife introduced me to him after being a fan of his work for years. The pottery is beautiful and Mr. Wolff is so friendly. We stopped by on a random weekday and he took the time to chat with us, played the banjo, and showed my three-year-old some of the larger pots and even allowed her to sit in one. If you want beautiful and high-quality work, look no further than Guy Wolff. Also, his property is beautiful and worth a look around if you are there. read more

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Out with Writer Friend, we saw this little shop while we were looking for antiques stores (she seemed to remember one in that area -- turned out, it had closed). We took a chance and went inside. All hand-thrown pottery (although, during summer, it's mostly flower pots -- other things come out closer to Christmas) that has a very unique look to them. She bought a pot for her mother, and I just took notes about what she looked at so I can come back another time for a gift. A quick note--prices (at least for the pots) are based on the amount of clay used in the piece. read more

Guy Wolff's pottery is amazing and there is no surprise he has cult following. I stopped in this past November after Thanksgiving and his kind daughter helped me pick out a couple smaller white pottery items. I ended up selecting a white English Loving Cup and a super cute ruffled edged pot. Definitely worth a stop if you are near Bantam! http://www.guywolff.com/images/whitepots/wpot02.png read more