You have to love a business that doesn't give you a physical address on their website, but offers GPS coordinates and a hand-drawn map. (100 CR #13 isn't the correct address; I had to enter in a random number to get the map marker to appear. The map is correct.)
All of their pottery (except for the raku) is dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. They're unbelievably sturdy; we bought our mugs around 10 years ago and I've dropped them on the hardwood floor and in the sink several times without a single scratch or chip. I always swore that I was going to complete my collection some day when I had the money, but I don't think they offer our particular glaze pattern anymore. Their pottery makes a great one-of-a-kind gift or housewarming present if you can't decide what to get someone. In addition to tableware, they also have vases, vessels, sculptures, wall hangings and ornaments.
If you're in the area, set aside some time to take the beautiful drive out there and pick yourself up some pottery of your own. While you're out there,stop by Brookside Studio for a water color (http://www.brooksidestudio.com/) and check out Griffis Scultpture Park (http://www.griffispark.org/category/15/griffis-sculpture-park.aspx) read more