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Mosse Pottery, Kilkenny, Ireland : Reviews of Mosse Pottery - Yahoo! Travel
Housed in a former mill, this water-powered factory provides a fascinating insight into the art of making pottery. The premises also feature a gift shop and smal...
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One of the most famous names of Irish pottery both here and internationally, Nicholas Mosse runs his business independently of the systems discussed above and at present he employs about a hundred people. He left Ireland in 1962 to study pottery in England. From there he travelled to Japan on a rese...
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Nicholas Mosse Pottery
Welcome to Nicholas Mosse Pottery. From our studio in Kilkenny we create a range of beautiful pottery for all occasions. Each of our pieces is made by hand and crafted with the greatest care for detail. Inspired by the rural surroundings, our patterns capture the charm of Irish country-living and br...
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Nicholas Mosse Pottery
- Please Note: No two pieces of Nicholas Mosse are ever exactly alike and this is what makes it treasured around the world. Each piece is hand-thrown, shaped & painted by different people, so there are always variations in the look of each piece, even within the same pattern series. Look on the ...
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Fleming's Ltd. - Nicholas Mosse Pottery; An Irish Gift Store in Lake Geneva, WI. We carry Guinness Products, Belleek, Irish Foods and Irish sweaters along with American products like Vera Bradley.
Nicholas Mosse Pottery is hand-made spongeware from Kilkenny, Ireland. Nicholas Mosse Pottery is growing in popularity and recognition around the world. Based on a 19th century Irish tradition, each tiny design is applied by hand with intricately cut sponges. Click on the mug to see the complete Nic...
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Nicholas Mosse Pottery at Doolin Crafts Gallery, County Clare
Nicholas Mosse produces beautiful, functional pottery in the style of Irish Spongeware. Using the inspiration of the Irish countryside, this pottery features a wide range of natural forms and patterns. Each piece is individually craf...
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The Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia // Store // Nicholas Mosse Pottery
Nicholas Mosse Pottery uses a unique recipe of earthenware clay for strength. The quality of each individual piece is superb.� Handmade and decorated spongeware is an example of what has been used in Ireland for centuries. Nicholas Mosse has many different pieces and patterns. Here are examples of t...
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Nicholas Mosse Pottery, Bennettsbridge County Kilkenny Cafe, eat in Bennettsbridge Co. Kilkenny Ireland
The full range of products is wide, including hand blown glass and table linens, blankets, quilts and knitwear, Clive Nunn furniture and even jewellery from leading craftspeople - as well as acres of the famous spongeware. Their caf� is on the first floor, overlooking the river, and good home baking...
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Celtic Treasures
Nicholas Mosse Pottery is hand-crafted spongeware made in Kilkenny, Ireland. Shown here are some of the patterns and shapes available from Nicholas Mosse. Please call us at 800-583-9452 for availability and price of the item you are looking for. If we don't have it in stock, we will gladly order it ...
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Nicholas Mosse Pottery | FirstIreland - Waterford Crystal, Belleek Parian China, Denby Pottery, Galway Crystal, Lladro, Nao, Wedgwood China, WMF, Swarovski Crystal, John Rocha at Waterford. We are Ireland's leading suppliers of chinaware and crystalwa
Nicholas Mosse Pottery was established in Ireland by Nicholas Mosse in 1976. Nicholas Mosse pottery has evolved into a comprehensive array of shapes and patterns. Nicholas Mosse pottery is both practical and beautiful, utilising clean, simple shapes and intricate hand sponged patterns to lend an air...
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Nicholas Mosse: Ann Marie's Fine Coffee and Tea
Nicholas Mosse has been making sponge decorated pottery since 1975. Inspired by his mother's collection of Irish and Scottish spongeware, Nicholas began his pottery works in the old family mill on River Nore in Bennettsbridge, Ireland. The pottery is hand thrown and hand decorated. each design eleme...
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