Lincoln Park Pottery specializes in functional ware for the table. The pieces are influenced by the colors of nature, particularly blues, greens, and whites. It is a pleasure to imagine people using these items every day.
The name Lincoln Park Pottery comes from the neighborhood where the studio is located. It was developed after the Civil War and named after President Lincoln, with streets taking their names from important figures in the War. Shaw St., where Lincoln Park Pottery is located, was named after Robert Gould Shaw, who led a black regiment's failed attempt to capture a fort in South Carolina.
Lincoln Park Pottery specializes in Cone 6 electric firing, with the addition of some high-fire reduction work done at the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society.
