Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Meet the two potters behind your next everyday mug.
Tim and Linda make useful handmade pottery through their husband-and-wife studio. Their Shelburne showroom and shop offer a route to mugs, dinnerware and custom pottery inquiries.
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The potters behind Two Fishes
Tim and Linda describe Two Fishes as their husband-and-wife pottery studio, making useful handmade pieces since 2013.
Tim and Linda date their Two Fishes pottery journey to 2013. Their official story describes a focus on useful handmade objects, informed by landscapes and experiments with glazing.
Start with the current shop or discuss a custom piece. A collection shows the range of their work; the selected listing and a direct studio inquiry help establish the size, availability and order terms that matter to you.
The selected mug listing gives an approximate 3.5-inch opening, 4.75-inch height and capacity around 14 oz or 400 ml. Individual pieces vary.
Confirm this variant's stock, care and return terms. A price or cart control is not a stock check; the delivered piece may differ from the pictured example.
View product detailsExplore a collection of mug styles and other functional pottery, including a stein, travel mug, butter dish and plate.
Listings mix sold-out and price-only entries. Check the selected piece's availability and details; dimensions from the Top Skies mug do not describe every shape.
Explore the collectionDiscuss a custom piece with the potters, including its size, shape, glaze colour and finish. The maker's examples include personalized objects and place settings.
Creation takes a minimum four weeks plus shipping time, and custom orders are final sale. Ask about capacity, suitability, quote and timing before ordering.
Ask about this serviceCheck the chosen piece and variant: shop listings mix sold-out and price-only entries. Canadian shipping is published, with cost qualified by order size. Return wording differs between the general policy and product pages, so confirm your order's terms. Custom pieces need at least four weeks plus shipping and are final sale. Showroom hours change seasonally; US shipping is suspended in the general policy.
The maker describes handmade pottery and a studio/showroom at Studio 135 in Shelburne, Nova Scotia. This supports a Canadian maker and pottery-family connection. Exact selected-piece manufacturing and clay or glaze origins are not separately established.
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