Damariscotta Pottery

Damariscotta, United States

4.8

4 reviews

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+1 207-563-8843
Address:
Main, Damariscotta, ME, 04543
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.4 miNewcastle Station
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Local time (Damariscotta) 13:30 Saturday, 12 July 2025

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4 reviews of Damariscotta Pottery

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Place rating: 5
Spring Branch, TX
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the ladies and their pottery !!! OH how I long for a paisley print. Hope to see you soon for another PIECE. xoxoxoxo JUMBO
Place rating: 4
Houston, TX
Stopped in last week, and the shop was practically empty. I know it’s the end of tourist season, but I was hoping to catch at least a little something. The pickings were slim. The ladies advised me that I should get pictures of their new things online and then order and have them shipped, but that seems like a lot of trouble, although it’s nice that they offer the service.
Place rating: 5
Concord, MA
The pottery here makes great gift items — especially for Maine-​based weddings. My wife and I have received some nice lamps and purchased several other items — all of which have very nice designs. My wife loves collecting their work.
It does come at a price though, literally and figuratively.
A) They sell out VERY quickly.
B) Fellow customers can turn into frenzied hoarders.
C) A coffee mug costs $ 48. Seriously. That’s not a funny-​for-​Yelp-​exaggeration.
Overall, really nicely designed pottery just be mindful of your budget.
Place rating: 5
Yarmouth, ME
Totally off the beaten path. Only people who have been taken know how to get there. But it is worth the hunt. Best time to go is in mud season — think ugly March in Maine — because once the sun starts to shine all the stock from the long winter is gone.