Known for her bold and bright spongeware designs, all Emma Bridgewater pottery is made from cream-coloured earthenware in Stoke-on-Trent. Mugs, tableware, kitchenware, home and living products come in a variety of designs, including popular Polka Dot, Black Toast and Pink Hearts patterns.
'At Emma Bridgewater, we like to make things that make everyday life a little bit nicer'
Emma Bridgewater History
Emma Bridgewater started her ceramic journey in 1984, after not being able to find a suitable birthday present for her Mum. In 1995, she bought a former Victorian factory – opened by J&G Meakin in 1883 and later owned by British tableware manufacturers, Johnson Brothers.
What To See & Do At Emma Bridgewater
As well as experiencing a Factory Tour, there’s the Decorating Studio, Café serving afternoon tea and seasonal home-cooked food, two shops (best and seconds), a secret garden, and a canal nearby...
Emma Bridgewater Factory Tour Tickets
For the latest information regarding opening times, stock availability and booking event tickets, head to the Emma Bridgewater website.
Want to find out about other pottery experiences locally? Read more of our Factory Tour Guides.
Copy and photos by Amy Harvey.