Moorcroft Pottery has enriched homes with colour and craftsmanship for more than a hundred years.

With a history built on superb artistry, Moorcroft is as strong and as lively today as it ever has been. Its pottery is still made in the original, picturesque Moorcroft factory in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England.

In 1904, Moorcroft won its first gold medal, at the St. Louis International Exhibition in the United States of America, thereby establishing for itself an international reputation. In 1928, the art pottery was appointed 'Potters to Her Majesty, The Queen' - an honour granted by the Queen of England herself and of which Moorcroft was justifiably proud.

Today, a studio of six world class designers, led by Rachel Bishop, follow the example of their predecessors and together keep Moorcroft design moving forward to maintain the art pottery's tradition of design excellence.

Today, Moorcroft is sold in quality stores worldwide, some while old pieces regularly fetch huge prices in major sales rooms on both sides of the Atlantic.