Augusta Pots
Wheel-thrown ceramics for restaurant pass-throughs, serious home tables, collectors, and rooms that need a human hand in the object.
For home tablesStudio wares ready to use.
Plates, bowls, mugs, and cups built for daily rituals, not display shelves.
Shop Studio Wares
For restaurantsDinnerware systems for service.
Shapes, glazes, and quantities made around the cuisine, the room, and the dish pit.
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For collectorsOne-off vessels and sculpture.
Large works, collaborative pieces, and atmospheric firing that show the full maker range.
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Pieces with enough presence to carry a table.
Limited vessels, studio tableware, and one-off objects currently in rotation. Each piece carries its firing story, scale, and intended life at the table.
Large work / wood firedTwo Eared Jar
Wood fired ten days in the Reitzagama, Cottonwood, Arizona.
$8,800 35 x 13 x 12 in
Collaborative / large workLarge Eared Jar
Wood fired, epoxy foot, collaborative work with Heidi Kreitchet.
$5,200 31 x 14 x 14 in
Vase / crystalline glazeVanilla Bean Crystalline Vase
A large crystalline vase with enough scale for hospitality spaces.
$4,500 19 x 15 x 13 in
Studio ware / tableCup and Saucer 8
Smaller pieces still get the same maker context and discovery path.
$75 3 x 5 x 5 inClay, service, fire, and the hand that refuses sameness.
Every piece begins in the studio and ends in motion: lifted from a shelf, set beneath a course, passed across a table, washed, repaired, remembered, and used again.
People should not be the only personalities at your dinner table.
Built for the room, the food, and the dish pit.
For chefs, restaurant teams, and designers who want the dinnerware to carry the same intention as the menu, the room, and the service.
Define the table
Cuisine, service style, plating needs, storage, budget, and volume.
Prototype the set
Forms, glaze tests, size runs, and hand-feel before production.
Produce for service
Dish-pit-rated pieces with replenishment logic for busy kitchens.
Phoenix already knows the work.
Custom wares for chefs, bars, hotels, designers, and rooms where the table is part of the experience.
- BacanoraPhoenix
- Cocina ChiwasTempe
- EspirituMesa
- SantoPhoenix
- PecadoPhoenix
- HuarachisPhoenix
- Barley HoundPrescott
- Restaurant EMMexico City
- DialogPhoenix
- Iconic by Kaitlyn WolfePhoenix
Keep the story collections intact.
Limited runs, restaurant collaborations, and bodies of work shaped by place, firing, and the people they were made with.
The engineer and the artist, both hands on the wheel.
Andrew uses production-scale ceramic knowledge and traditional functional forms to make tablewares, vessels, lighting, sculpture, and collaborative works. His practice moves between discipline and heat: measured enough for service, alive enough to feel made.
The work belongs in restaurants, homes, collections, and rooms where utility and presence need to hold the same object.
Read about the artistBring the table into the studio.
Tell us what kind of table, room, menu, or object you are imagining. The more tactile the brief, the better the first conversation.
Email: info@augustapots.com
Phone: (602) 492-8171