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Types of North Dakota Pottery

The major producers of North Dakota pottery are shown below. For information on a particular type of pottery, click on the logo.

Three Tribes Stoneware, Inc.

Rural Area Redevelopment Project New Town, North Dakota Produced 1967-1975

Little Heart Ceramics

L&H Manufacturing Mandan, North Dakota Produced 1959-1968

Dickota Pottery

Dickinson Clay Products Company Dickinson, North Dakota Produced 1934-1937

Ceramics by Messer

Bowman, North Dakota Produced 1952-1956

Rosemeade Pottery

Wahpeton Pottery Company Wahpeton, North Dakota Produced 1940-1961

Turtle Mountain Indian Pottery

Turtle Mountain School Belcourt, North Dakota Produced 1936-1942

University of North Dakota Pottery

North Dakota School of Mines, UND Grand Forks, North Dakota Produced 1910-current (1913-1963 UND circular seal used)

WPA Ceramics

Works Progress Administration Dickinson, ND (later Mandan, ND) Produced 1936-1942
There are many other North Dakota potteries. Some are comtemporary and some are no longer in production. Click on the name of the pottery for more information.
Arts Limited Pottery CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps.) Frog Point Pottery Prairie Fire Pottery The Shed Pottery
Assumption Abbey Pottery Dewald Pottery O-She-'E-(Pee-Kay) Wee-Nee-Nee Indian Ceramics Standing Rock Sioux Indian Pottery Trenton Trades
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