A PLACE WORTH KNOWING
Useful little beauties, made beside the sea
Visit a working pottery studio on Island Street for handmade ceramics and a glimpse of the making process.
A small studio that rewards a slower wander along Island Street. Kitty makes everyday pottery here, with simple forms and her own glazes. Visitors can browse the shelves and, when she is working, see a piece taking shape. Choose something useful to take home, or book a lesson and spend part of your Salcombe visit at the wheel yourself.
The lovely little details
- Hand-thrown pottery made on Island Street.
- A working studio with pieces to buy.
- Private pottery lessons available to book.
SOMETHING TO LOOK OUT FOR
A glimpse of the making
When Kitty is working, the studio offers a chance to see the craft behind the pieces on its shelves.
From the venueTHE USEFUL LITTLE DETAILS
Make a little plan.
Getting there
Find the working studio on Island Street. The map marks the Salcombe area; use the studio address for directions.
Before you set off
Email info@kittywardpottery.co.uk to check studio opening or arrange a pottery lesson.
Check bookings & availabilityShopping and opening
Pieces are sold from the studio shelves. Check directly for current opening times before travelling specifically to visit.
Check the detailsTry the wheel
Two-hour lessons can be booked individually or for two people. The published prices are £120 for one person or £180 for two; check the current price when booking.
Check the detailsAge and finished pots
Lessons are for people over 13; under-18s need an accompanying adult. Two fired and glazed pots per person are included, with completion taking up to six weeks. Postage costs extra.
Check the detailsDetails checked 25 October 2026. Opening times, menus and access arrangements can change; confirm anything essential directly before travelling.
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