A richly illustrated guide to the Pottery founded by Mary Watts. The Compton Pottery began from an evening class run by Mary Watts, wife of the great Victorian artist GF Watts. It became a thriving village industry that made large terracotta garden pottery and small decorative hand-coloured pieces. This is the first account of the diversity and heritage of this unusual pottery, from its early beginnings to the eventual closure in the mid-1950s.
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