Polish Pottery from Ceramika Artystyczna comes in many different sizes an shapes of bowls, platters, plates, covered serving dishes, bakeware, beverage containers, mugs, coffee servers, teapots, cheese ladies, cake stands, pie dishes, spoons, ladles, spatulas, pitchers of every size, Christmas trees, votive trees, soap dishes, lotion dispensers, oil and vinegar cruets, salt and pepper shakers, utensil holders, spoon rests and too many more to mention here.

Why Buy Polish Pottery?

Polish pottery is just plain fun to collect! It is colorful, durable, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. Polish pottery contains no lead or cadmium. It is amazingly durable and chip resistant with everyday use. The mixing of patterns together can inspire a true sense of "table art." These pieces make wonderful and appreciated gifts for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, holidays, hostess gifts, thank you gifts, Mother’s day gifts or any occasion at all you might want to honor a friend or relative. Polish pottery has the rare combination of exquisite beauty and complete practicality.

Common Terms

Polish pottery is known by several different terms. In order to clear up confusion, we will attempt to mention a few of them. While the term “Polish Pottery” is most commonly used in the United States, It is also known as “Polish Stoneware.” Bunzlauer was the German name for the village of Boleslawiec in Poland prior to World War II.

“Unikat” is the Polish word for unique. That term is associated with what we refer to as “Signature Series”