Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Pots with purpose! Utilitarian stoneware created to offer both a visual and tactile experience. I love to enhance many of my pieces with carvings prompted by nature’s artistry.  All glazes used are lead-free, microwave and oven safe. 

CAROL AMMAN, 19 Pleasant Avenue, Andover, NY 14806

(607) 478-8677
twinpinespottery@gmail.com

Directions:  From Main Street in Andover, Route 21, turn East on Center Street. Turn right at the first stop sign, Church Street and then make the first left onto Pleasant Avenue. Continue toward the end of the street. My home is the brick one on the left with a wrap-around porch.

I make hand-thrown, high fired pottery. I specialize in functional pieces and dinnerware. I have a wide variety of beautiful colors which are lead free and oven safe. 

KAY BROOKS, 4664 State Route 19 South, Belmont NY 14813

(585) 268-5361 or (716) 481-1920
potterybykaybrooks@roadrunner.com

Directions: I am located on Route 19 two miles south of Belmont.  Look for brown house with a red metal roof. You can’t miss it.

All my pieces are one of a kind, decorative as well as fuctional clay works.  I gravitate to classical forms coupled with expressionistic surfaces and colorful glazing.  Most are assembled from thrown forms but will use any method or prosess that achieve the ideas I have at the time.

 MARK CORWINE, 2084 State Route 417, Andover, NY 14806

(607) 478-8216
mark@markcorwine.com

Directions:  Coming from Wellsville, East on State Route 417, 7/10 of a mile past Elm Valley (County Route 12 intersection) continuing on to Andover.   #2084 House/Studio are on the left side of 417, Clay / Grey color.

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

“Firefly Pottery” Functional pottery inspired by the natural world.  I aim to uplift the spirit by creating pottery that illuminates the simple, organic beauty of nature.  Come visit our new, larger studio just 2 doors down from our old location.

STACI CURRY, 29 West Main Street, Angelica, NY 14709

(585) 808-9297
staci@yogadance.us

Directions:  New Location: 29 West Main Street, Angelica. Exit 31 from I-86. Turn towards village. Take 2nd left onto East Main Street. Go around park circle to West Main Street. We are located in the building with the brick front.  7th up from the Post Office.

Fine handcrafted stoneware pottery. Kitchen and tableware a specialty. New glazes and forms along with old favorites. Special orders are welcomed. 

PAMELA DELYANNIS, 9949 Dutch Hill Road. Fillmore NY, 14735

585-689-1891
pamela@pinnaclepottery.com

Directions:  Route 19 to blinking light in Fillmore.  Take route 4 to Ballard Road on the right.  1 mile on Ballard and turn left onto Schucknect Road.  2 miles to the end.  At the “T” make a right turn onto Dutch Hill Road.  Pottery is on the first driveway on the right.

It is an honor to know that people use my pottery in their daily lives and for special occasions. In addition to pottery, I will have folkart earrings, upcycled jewelry and found object sculpture. Rick may put out our 1939 Chevy if the weather is friendly.

ELAINE HARDMAN, 3180 Riverside Drive (State Route 19), Wellsville, NY 14895

(585) 808-0385
Elaine@StoneFlowerPottery.com

Directions:  Easy to find on State Route 19 (Riverside Drive) north of Wellsville. Large gray house with porch, black shutters and Allegany Artisans sign. Please use side door at garage. 2 steps inside. 

My ceramic work is inspired by my perennial garden, flower-arranging, wallpaper patterns and the mystery of working with clay.  I make cups, bowls, covered jars, vases and garden sculpture.  Each piece is hand-built from earthenware clay and employs pattern and color decoration.

ROBIN CASTER HOWARD, 113 North Main Street, Matti Court, Alfred, NY 14802

(607) 281-5251
Howard@alfred.edu

Directions:  Starting from downtown Alfred go north on Main Street past Green Street and turn into the second driveway on the left.  You will see a red barn straight ahead.  My studio has a blue and green door.

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

My work puts the fun in functional!  What I enjoy most is the challenge of the teapot.  I make teapots of all kinds. All are functional and all show my sense of humor. If you are a serious teapot collector, my studio is not to be missed. 

EUGENIA FRITH MELTZER, 1331 State Route 244, Alfred Station, NY 14803

(847) 846-8456
geniemeltzer@gmail.com

Directions:  From Main Street in Alfred, turn west onto Route 244 and go ½ mile. House & studio are on the left, just past the Alfred State farms. If you come to Terbury Road, you have gone too far.

Honest, useful pottery. Colorful and beautiful with some whimsy mixed in. The work is in high-fire stoneware and Raku. I will be demonstrating Raku firing if the weather permits.  Again this year, I have steam punk ray guns. These are one-of-a-kind mixed media sculptures.

PETER MIDGLEY, 4070 Niles Hill Road, Wellsville, NY 14895

(585) 593-3129
midgleyp@alfredstate.edu

Directions: Take State Route 19 into Wellsville, turn west onto West State Street, turn left onto Highland Avenue. Turn right onto Pine Street/Niles Hill Road to a white house in evergreens, 2/3 of a mile on the right.

Hand-thrown pottery made for your everyday use or special occasions.  My intricate designs are captured in porcelain for functional ware with an understated elegance.

NANCY PETRILLO, 9845 Wesley Road, Houghton, NY 14744

(585) 567-8402
Nancy@AStonesThrowPottery.com

Directions: At the south end of Houghton on State Route 19 turn up Tucker Hill Road. Go to the “T” meeting Wesley Road (about 2 miles).  My home/studio will be right in front of you.

Fine handcrafted stoneware Pottery. Returning to the Studio Tour after several years absence. New cone 6 dinnerware, organic and brilliantly colored. Firing a new gas kiln to cone 10 with lots of colors and textures coming out, always an adventure.

GREGORY RICCIARDIELLO,
9949 Dutch Hill Road, Fillmore, NY 14735

(585) 857-4450
gr@dutchhillpottery.com

Directions: Co-hosting with Pinnacle Pottery: Route 19 to blinking light in Fillmore. Take route 4 to Ballard Road on right. 1 mile on Ballard and turn left onto Schucknect Road. 2 miles to end. At the “T” make a right turn onto Dutch Hill Road. Pottery is on the first driveway on the right

Thrown and hand built pottery typically in stoneware.  Many pieces are one of a kind or similar with a twist.  You will also find wall and yard art all made with happy hands.  Durable, dishwasher and oven safe.  Lead free glazes.

LINDA ROSS, 29 West Main Street, Angelica, NY 14709    

(585) 610-6772
rossli55@yahoo.com

Directions: New location:  29 West Main Street, Angelica,NY.  Come visit our new larger studio just 2 doors down from old location.  Exit 31 from I-86.  Turn toward village and take 2nd left onto East Main Street.  Go around Park Circle to West Main Street.  We are located in the building with the brick front, 7th up from the Post Office.

Functional, sometimes funky but always fun! Come visit our new, larger studio just 2 doors down from our old location. 

TERRI ROSS, 29 West Main Street, Angelica, NY 14709

(716) 378-0707
rossl@alleganyco.com

Directions: New location: 29 West Main St, Angelica. Exit 31 from I-86. Turn towards village, take 2nd left onto East Main Street. Go around Park Circle to West Main Street. We are located in the building with the brick front, 7th building up from the post office. 

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Terracotta bakeware created from Alfred Shale Clay once owned and used by the former Ludowicii-Celadon Roof Tile Company founded in 1889.  We dig our own shale and with nothing added but water we create an all natural pure red-clay body for a long lasting piece that can withstand decades of heavy baking with simple care.

KAREN TUFTY-WISNIEWSKI, 47 South Main Street, PO Box 785, Andover, NY 14806

(607) 478-5150
karentufty@gmail.com

Directions:  On Route 21, which is Main Street in Andover, NY. Next to the Keystone Gas Station.

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Clay in many ways.  I work with cone 6 porcelain to low fire raku and saggar firing.  My work includes art pots and wall pieces, garden totems, sculptures and functional ware.  Come see what's new!

MARSHA VAN VLACK, 678 County Route 19, Whitesville, NY 14897

(607) 356-3414
marshavanvlack@gmail.com

Directions:  Travel east on Route 248 through Whitesville. When Route 248 makes a sharp left, go straight on County Road 19. Drive 1 mile. Studio is on the left.