New London Village Pottery
Prince Edward Island

Celebrating our 38th season

New London Village Pottery was founded by Daphne Large in 1973 after graduating from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. The retail shop, gallery and pottery studio are open six months a year in New London, Prince Edward Island while pottery is produced year round.

Christine Campbell, first joined New London Village Pottery in 1974, and as an accomplished potter, has played a key role in developing the studio's successful line of products.

The newest member of the team to join Village Pottery is Isako Suzuki, a talented, Japanese-trained potter who is while bringing her own style to her work, comes from a recognized family tradition of fine pottery.

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The shop has also had over 35 loyal artisans supplying New London Village Pottery over the years, and are pleased to carry the work of PEI potters Kathy Ethridge, Ellen Burge, Candy Gallant, and Christopher Dahn.

We are pleased to feature the pottery necklaces of Suzanne Scott.

The gallery on the second floor features the original fabric art of Margaret England. Also featured in the gallery is the paintings of Rebecca Krupke and Geraldine Ysselstein and the photography of Mike England.

Our gallery also includes the colourful weaving and hand-felted work of artisans Elaine Schuller & Louise Lortie of Fibre Ensemble.

In addition to pottery, paintings, weaving, jewellery, clothing and gourmet foods the shop carries music and books by Canadian East Coast musicians and writers.

We are proud to be charter members of ArtisanPEI.com

• New London Village Pottery - Artisan PEI profile
  
• Daphne Large - PEI Artists Directory
  

Located in an 1855 building with a colourful history - it was moved in 1905 and again in 1994 - the historic structure has served as a Presbyterian manse, carpentry shop, general store, post office, gas station and finally an auto body shop before becoming a pottery studio.

Check out our weekly rental in New London, a summer house on the North Shore of PEI - Potter's House

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