What to do and see in Staffordshire, England: The Best Shopping

Gallery 3 is an award winning art gallery, offering an extensive portfolio of original paintings, collectable limited editions and sculpture.

Art and Ceramics Gallery and shop selling original art and collectable ceramics by local producers many which celebrate the unique Potteries heritage. Barewall represents many Staffordshire and Potteries artists and independent ceramic designer makers making it an ideal one stop shop to find special Stoke-on-Trent souvenirs and gifts.

Street Artist Professor Pigment has spent the last few years attempting to make the people of Staffordshire feel more pride in where they are from and now is the time to really dazzle the city and its occupants with his arts trail entitled Trail and Error.

Classic Collectables is a small independent shop in Leek, Staffordshire. We specialise in Vintage & Collectable Toys including Dinky, Corgi, Matchbox, Britains, Star Wars & Doctor Who Toys, Hornby Model Railways, Toy Soldiers, Tinplate Toys, Vintage Action Figures, Airfix, Scalextric and TV/Film Memorabilia. There is also a selection of other Nostalgic Collectables & Antiques available in the shop. The shop was opened in 2008 by local dealer & collector Richard Heath who has over 25 years experience dealing in Vintage Toys & Collectables. Browsers are most welcome!

SUKI Gallery is based in historic village of Tutbury, nestling on the Derbyshire/ Staffordshire border offering wide and fantastic mixture of British Art. Paintings, ceramics, glass, jewellery & more.

Vintage, retro, antiques, mid century, architectural antiques, decorative antiques, quirky, furniture, lighting, prints paintings and wall art, signage, vintage clothes. We buy and sell.

With an unrivalled heritage and very bright future, Stoke-on-Trent (affectionately known as The Potteries), is officially recognised as the World Capital of Ceramics. From the very moment you step inside The Moorcroft Heritage Visitor Centre, under the vast shadow of the colossal Moorcroft Grade II Listed Bottle Oven, pottery glistens like precious stones in an exciting array of vivid colours and in a wealth of designs. To add to the delightful atmosphere, you can quite literally step inside the Grade II Listed bottle oven, just as potters would have done over a century ago, as they balanced saggars on the heads. Framed photographs of Moorcroft potters past allow you to bask in times gone by. A free Museum, which houses fascinating pieces of Moorcroft in their original Liberty Cabinets, allows visitors to view the history of ceramic art through the ages.

A large selection of beautiful original art and prints, pottery and crafts. Come and have a browse or bring your artwork to be framed here.