"This
comfortable, earthy style pottery complements
many decorative themes and home settings. "
This pottery
replicates ware that was made locally in the early 1800's.
Long before the barges loaded with "stoneware clay" came up
from the U.S.A., pottery was made from local clays and
coated with lead glazes. This was called 'Redware'.
The clay used in this reproduction Redware is microwave and
ovenproof. The glaze is safe for food even though it
is developed for the "1830's look".
Reproduction
Redware is being used by museums in their working displays
over the open hearth and in bake ovens as
a substitute for
the authentic Redware. You can find Martha's pottery
in the Torbram Museum, Dundurn Castle, Upper Canada Village
and many other museums across Canada.
How to Order
Browse through the Gallery below and choose
the items you wish to purchase. Purchases can made through Pay Pal by
clicking on the "Add to Cart" button beside the item. You will
be taken to a secure payment screen to complete your transaction. You may
view your cart at any time by clicking he "View Cart" button at the
bottom of the page.
If you wish to purchase items from other
pages in our gallery you may add them to your cart and pay for all items in one
transaction.
If you have any questions or would like to
place a special order, please contact us at pottery@elmtreecentre.com
Reproduction Redware Pottery Gallery
Honey Pot
Deep Dish Pie Plate
Pitcher
Pie Plate
