“Wow!  What a beautiful table setting.”  "What beautiful dishes!"  Isn’t that what everyone wants to hear when they’re entertaining?  Here at Peacock Pottery we can help.  Polish Pottery is the answer!  Whether you are just starting your collection or been collecting for many years, we have many traditional & Unikat pieces to choose from, check us out today.

What is Polish Pottery?  It is some of the most beautiful, original handcrafted pottery produced anywhere in the world.  In the Western region of Poland called Silesia, the town of Boleslawiec is busy creating one of a kind dinnerware, glassware, linens, figurines etc.   The history of this pottery dates back to the 7th century. Each piece is handmade from white clay, stamped using sea sponges, painted by hand, glazed and fired at high temperatures.  Every piece is lead & cadmium free, unique, handpainted , durable and the perfect heirloom dishes.

These dishes are versatile enough for elegant dinner parties and every day casual family meals. These dishes are even "chip resistant" - great for everyday use. They can withstand dishwashers, ovens, microwaves and freezers.   Although, it is recommended that all dishes come to room temperature from the freezer before placing in the oven.

Our current catalog has products from the following factories:  Zalkady, Andy, Wiza, WR Unikat & Ceramika Artystyczna.  We have a nice variety of traditional, UNIKAT & signature pieces at competitive prices.  We strive to only carry quality one products.  We offer a large variety of patterns, we believe in purchasing multiple patterns and mixing up your dinner table!  As we were told while living in Warsaw, multiple patterns make a "happy table"! 

Pottery Types:

Unikat / Signature

Unikat means unique in Polish.  The Unikat or Signature pieces are individually made by the best artists.  They are signed by each artist and only small amounts are produced.  These products are beautiful to use or display.

Traditional

Most factories produce numerous classic patterns such as Old Poland & Peacock.  The traditional patterns will include the blue or green colors.  Artists from centuries ago were inspired by the Peacock Feather, which lead to the pottery being painted with blue & green colors.  The blue & green colors make the pieces easy to mix & match, try it you'll like it!