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Our hours are
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| Dorthy Johnsen, winner of the lamp contest, with the store manager Christine |
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Kari Morrin, winner of the Santa Vase
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"... my mother purchased a large stoneware jug, adorned with a berry basket, about 17 years ago from a little gift boutique in the Finger Lakes, NY. This jug has sat on our kitchen counter as a decoration for years at my parents home in Waterloo, NY. While Christmas shopping this year, a friend of mine brought me to Salmon Falls Stoneware. It was my first time in the store. Upon entering Salmon Falls, I began looking at the merchandise and immediately noticed the same berry basket pattern that I grew up with in my parent's kitchen. I purchased some new berry basket items as presents, entered the raffle for the Christmas Vase, and was excited to give the gifts to my parents for Christmas. After my parents opened the stoneware gifts, we inspected the jug on their counter and realized it was also Salmon Falls Stoneware...same pattern, nearly 18 years later.
The new berry basket items were a huge hit, but the icing on the cake was when I received the phone call to learn that I won the Christmas Vase from the raffle! It was the talk of the Christmas holiday!" |
Stop by the Store
and see what's coming
out of the kiln!
More items daily!
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Specialty Patterns are priced
at a
higher rate than regular patterns.
Please call the store with
questions on specific patterns prices. |
This website does not depict
current available inventory.
Please call the store about
availability & delivery options. |
Salmon Falls
Pottery
adds the best
of baking
to your
kitchen! |
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Welcome to Salmon Falls Stoneware |
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 Welcome to Salmon Falls site. Look it over and let us know if there’s anything we can help you with. We hope the improvements will make this site easier to use.
From my humble beginning, selling my pots in downtown Durham, NH, to our move to Salmon Falls Stoneware in the Engine House on Oak Street in 1986, our goal has remained the same; to carry on a tradition of pottery making that became popular in America in the mid-1800s.
Each of our pots are individually made and hand decorated with either a traditional or country design, and then fired in a gas kiln to 2,300°F. The size and shape of our pieces reflect the individuality of each potter ... just as the interpretation of a design reflects the individuality of each decorator.
The salt-glaze finish results from the vaporiz-ation of rock salt in the kiln during the final stage of firing. The charm of the ware is that each pot has its own individual character. Variations in color and design are desirable and sought after by collectors. In any one firing the color of pottery may vary from grey to brown with a smooth or orange peel glaze.
Salmon Falls Stoneware is lead free and safe to put in the microwave and and the dishwasher. It is great for baking and other everyday uses. Enjoy ... then pass it along to the next generation.
We hope that if you are in the area, you'll stop by and and see our pottery up close!
See you soon.
Andy Cochran
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