802 226 7477 (can't receive texts)
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MASON HOUSE POTTERY
Please note:
The studio is closed until late spring 2024.
New items will be added in a few weeks, butter bells, butter domes and lots more mugs
Christopher Wuttke of Cavendish, Vermont, is now creating beautiful hand- thrown pottery for sale online. Please check back often as he expands his online store. All of his work is stoneware and is fired to 2,350 degrees; It is lead-free, dishwasher safe and microwave safe. Unfortunately, he does not take custom orders. His studio shop will reopen for sales on his farm, sometime in late spring of 2024; it will be by appointment.
HERE AT THE STUDIO!
I HAVE LOADED MORE INVENTORY FOR SALE ON LINE. YOU CAN PURCHASE WORK FROM THE WEBSITE . I'LL BE POSTING THE LIST OF 2024 CRAFT FAIRS SOON!
FREE PACKING AND SHIPPING ARE ALWAYS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE When Purchasing online.
MASON HOUSE POTTERY
384 ATKINSON ROAD CAVENDISH, VERMONT 05142
802-226-7477
Christopher's inventory will continue to change week to week, so please check back often to see what's new on his site. The four photos below are only a small sample of what he has for sale. To see the latest pottery available, click on the "shop" tab at the top of the home page.
THE STUDIO WILL BE CLOSED Until the Spring of 2024. You can still shop online with more inventory being added weekly. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to email or call Christopher at Vermontpotter@aol.com or 802 226 7477. ( please don't text this is a landline!)
Here at Mason House Pottery Christopher will again be open for the Vermont Craft Council's Open Studio Weekend, May 2024 but in the meantime, you can still shop on the website.
OPEN STUDIO WEEKEND
OUR NEW SHOWROOM
WE'LL BE READY FOR VISITORS AGAIN SPRING OF 2024
THE STORY OF
MASON HOUSE POTTERY
Christopher Wuttke, owner and potter at Mason House Pottery, started his career 50 years ago taking his first pottery class in high school. He graduated from Drake University with a double major in art education and pottery. He then taught pottery for the next 25 years, including 20 years at Chastain Arts Center in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1999 he moved to Vermont, and eventually bought the Daniel Mason House and farm with his partner and they began the restoration of the property in the hills above the scenic Black River in Cavendish. The name Mason House Pottery came from the Daniel Mason family which moved to this location in 1791 and built the historic home where Christopher and his partner live. The pottery he creates has been enjoyed by those who purchase and collect his work. He has sold his work through many craft galleries, craft shows, and now will be available online!
CONTACT US
384 Atkinson Road, Cavendish, Vermont 05142
802 226 7477 (can't receive texts)