North Dakota Pottery Collectors Society
An organization created to enhance collecting interest in the types
of pottery made in North Dakota
Membership
You are invited to become a member of the North Dakota Pottery Collectors Society. The Society was formed to create and promote a genuine and continued interest in this valuable product that was produced in North Dakota,
made from North Dakota clay and completed with North Dakota labor.
The purpose of the Society is to expand and create an interest in collecting these wares by individuals throughout the United States. Through sharing our findings, experiences and knowledge, we can all become better acquainted with one another and North Dakota pottery. No records have been found listing all the items that were produced. As someone adds a unique find to their collection and shares it with others, our knowledge grows. An annual convention is held the second weekend in June each year. The 2023 Convention is scheduled for June 9-11 in Fargo, North Dakota.
The purpose of the Society is to expand and create an interest in collecting these wares by individuals throughout the United States. Through sharing our findings, experiences and knowledge, we can all become better acquainted with one another and North Dakota pottery. No records have been found listing all the items that were produced. As someone adds a unique find to their collection and shares it with others, our knowledge grows. An annual convention is held the second weekend in June each year. The 2023 Convention is scheduled for June 9-11 in Fargo, North Dakota.
For more information on NDPCS membership, please contact: ndpottery@gmail.com
The NDPCS also offers endowments to qualified non-profit organizations.
Check out the newest NDPCS newsletter! Read an update from NDPCS president, Michael Kaul, and get all the information you need for the upcoming NDPCS convention being held in Fargo, North Dakota this June!
Register NOW for Convention 2023!
Join us for fellowship, educational seminars, and an auction this summer in Fargo, North Dakota, June 9-11! A great time to connect with other collectors who appreciate North Dakota art and history. You don't want to miss out!
Photos courtesy of Richard Berg
Important Updates
Contact Us
If you are inquiring about a piece of North Dakota pottery, please include as much information as possible (size, markings, condition, and a photo if available).