Heath Ceramics continues as one of California’s last remaining mid-century era potteries, compared to several hundred which once operated in the state. It continues to produce and sell handcrafted dinnerware and tiles at its original Sausalito factory location. In 2003, industrial designer Catherine Bailey and her husband mechanical engineer Robin Petravic bought Heath Ceramics when Edith… more ›
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Heath Vases
Historic pottery Heath Ceramics has unveiled two new colors for the soon-to-be released summer 2009 collection—Marigold Frost and Hibiscus Frost. The new colorway will appear on vases (seen here), serving bowls, and mugs. The collection will only be available for a limited time, from April 1st until supplies run out.
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Heath Ceramics Dual-Glazed Tiles
Basic installation is all you need to create a unique display with Heath's new dual-glazed collection. Each color pattern has up to six different pieces that, when put together randomly, make for a subtlly striking set of field tiles. They're kept in-stock so there's no waiting or delivery time, which means you can get grouting as soon as you're ready. $45.00 per square foot
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Espresso Set
If I could somehow transform all my dishes into Heath dishware, I'd do it in an instant. I don't make espresso at home much so this isn't a practical selection, per se, but I love the color on these little cups and the shape of the handles (and simply the fact that they're so tiny). $105
