With over 100,000 square feet of unique gift ideas, Marshall Pottery is every tourist's ultimate shopping destination! Discover an eclectic mix of treasures that you can not find anywhere else in East Texas, all under one roof. Take the time after you wonder through the magnificent displays in our retail store to tour one of the oldest potteries in the Nation, and see our master potters transforming a lump of clay into a piece of art

Marshall Pottery is one of the sites recognized by the Texas Historical Commission

  • Housewares
  • Candles
  • Florals
  • Fiesta ware dishes
  • Variety of unique gift
  • Greenhouse
  • Kitchen accessories
  • Hand-turned potteries
  • Texas gourmet room
  • Italian imports
  • 3-acre pottery yard
  • Christmas décor


go to store customer service
Marshall Pottery specializes in hand turned pottery straight from the potter’s wheel. Skilled artisans have turned the clay of East Texas for over one hundred years making beautiful, functional stoneware pottery. Each piece is truly a piece of art. Master Potters and Cobalt artist transform lumps of clay into wonderfully designed pieces of heirloom quality stoneware

Now you can personalize our stoneware such as Mugs, Plates, Pitchers or Coolers with custom lettering with your name or event. As order is received, it will take 3 to 4 weeks to make and shipping

Click on the following image to see our Handmade Stoneware Catalog

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go to wholesalers customer service
Marshall Pottery is the largest manufacturer of red clay pots in the United States. With a commitment to quality and customer service, our processes are constantly being upgraded. Since 1997 Marshall Pottery is part of the Italian DEROMA Group. Wholesalers can contact our Customer Service to receive information about our USA production as well as the selection of imported pots
   
We are a pet friendly store!
Marshall Pottery is proud to be a pet friendly store
Pets are welcome as long as they are on a leash or in a shopping cart


 
 
 
Marshall Pottery in 1895
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