
Allen Stoneware Gallery
Erie's Handmade Pottery Artists
Allen Stoneware is Erie's home for handmade pottery. Visit us in person for the perfect gift or souvenir or make your own!
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Allen Stoneware is Erie's home for handmade pottery. Visit us in person for the perfect gift or souvenir or make your own!
For over fifty years, Vickie Allen Shea has created functional pottery inspired by Lake Erie and Presque Isle. From mugs and serving bowls to her Presque Isle Series featuring beach glass and nature textures, each piece is made here by hand in her working studio.
Allen Stoneware also features work from the Allen Stoneware Artists’ Collective, a curated group of regional ceramic artists whose pieces are available in our gallery. Browse the latest pieces fresh from the kiln, or gather a friend and create your own during one of our private “Try It!” pottery classes. Private classes start at $165 for up to two participants, with additional guests just $75 each.
We pride ourselves on creating a welcoming studio space where fine craft is meant to be picked up, used, and enjoyed every day!
We currently have some beautiful pieces on exhibit from award-winning artist, educator, and sculptor Donna Lee Nicholas. Stop in and be inspired!

Our full collection is available in-store, featuring everyday mugs, bowls, and serving pieces, our popular Presque Isle Series, seasonal and one-of-a-kind pottery, affordable gifts starting around $10, and handcrafted work from the Allen Stoneware Artists’ Collective. Because new pieces come out of the kiln regularly, every visit offers something new to discover.

Not local to the Erie area? Need it shipped? Visit our Etsy page!

Looking for a unique gift?
Gift certificates are available for in-store purchases or our “Try It!” pottery classes. To purchase, please call us directly at 814-836-0345 or text 814-572-7466. We can prepare a beautifully wrapped certificate for pickup or mail it for you.
Visit our store in Erie, PA - just minutes from Presque Isle in the Colony Plaza.