If you're as obsessed with coffee as we are, chances are you have at least one mug in your cupboard stained with those irritating brown marks.

The thrift store is full of hidden treasures. And if you run across one of these valuable types of mugs, you might want to consider adding it to your cart.

At Cozy Studio, just steps from Blaha Lujza tér, you can enjoy two favourite pastimes in one place: sipping coffee and ...

Handmade or machine-made? This piece explores how our tableware choices shape our homes and habits, through insights from potter and ceramic artist Shuchika.

Sam Machulis has been making pottery and working with clay since the 1970s. Machulis said for 53 years he’s worked with the ...

"We all sat there thinking, 'Oh my gosh. This is a gem mine. Who knows what we will find in here?'" Jane Doub recalled.

When we finally arrive at the unassuming two-up, two-down Victorian terrace near Columbia Road where I am to meet Dame Emma ...

Do you love the buzz of excitement and anticipation you get when you find a really unique item at the thrift store? Whether you are a collector or just enjoy finding pieces that will elevate your home ...

The Roman god, Neptune, adorns Ginori 1735 porcelain tableware in this new collection with artist Luke Edward Hall.

Or drinking coffee from a mug that isn’t perfectly straight. I left my first semester of ceramics class with a handful of bowls, a mini mug and a flower vase.

If you ever see the speckled look and painted handle and rim of an Otagiri mug at the thrift store, purchase it to add a vintage look to your kitchen.

East Fork Pottery has a bit of a cult following, and the brand’s standard ceramic mug (called, quite simply, The Mug) is probably its most popular product—and my mug of choice.