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Muchelney Pottery was set up in 1965 by John Leach, eldest grandson of Bernard Leach. He designed, what has become, an iconic range of stoneware pots based on the simple strength of English country pottery. It has been produced and sold for over 55 years.

Places of interest

Avon Bulbs

Barrington Court

Brown and Forrest Smokery

Douglas & Jennie Phillips, Potters

East Lambrook Manor Gardens

Kelways Plant Centre

Mark Melbourne, Potter

Montacute House

Muchelney Abbey

Nick Rees, Potter

Paul Jessop, Potter

Shakspeare Glass

Somerset Cider Brandy Distillery

Tintinhull Garden

Tom Clark, Stonecarver

Willows & Wetlands Centre

Eat & Drink

B&B in Pitney ‘The Old Cider Press’

Brown and Forrest Smokery

Harleys Court Cottages

Kingsdon Inn

Kitchen,

Bow Wharf

Muchelney Ham Farm

Orchard Barn Bed & Breakfast

Rose & Crown, East Lambrook

School Farm, Muchelney

The Bridge, Langport

The Wyndham Arms

Thorney Country Cottages

Thorney Lakes & Caravan Site

Recommended Outlets

Art in Clay

Bluecoat Display Centre

Bristol Guild

Church House Designs

Contemporary Ceramics

Dartington Cider Press Centre

David Mellor Design

Devon Guild of Craftsmen

Leach Pottery, St. Ives

Oakwood Ceramics

Simon Leach, Potter

St. Ives Ceramics

Studio Pottery

Zimmer Stewart Gallery

Our Suppliers

Bath Potters

Carole Melbourne Photography

Valentine’s Clay

Wessex Computers