Here you will find a comprehensive selection of commercial pottery glazes for clay all with FREE SHIPPING!! *Note: Free Shipping offer applies to in-stock ceramic glazes only. Free Shipping on glazes includes Alaska and Hawaii except for glazes that ship in gallons or pails. Applied before burning, liquid coatings—pottery glazes—create a smooth, ornamental, and protective finish on ceramics. These glazes improve visual attractiveness, water resistance, and durability, therefore transforming pottery from artistic to practical. Their composition will determine whether they generate glossy, matte, transparent, or textured effects. Made from silica, fluxes, and colorants, ceramic glazes bind to the surface in a kiln under high temperatures. Popular glaze varieties provide different textures and depth: glossy, satin, matte, celadon. While some glazes, such as food-safe glazes, guarantee pottery remains safe for daily use, others, such raku and ash glazes, produce erratic, organic patterns. Buy 6 or more and save 5% 12 or more and save 7.5%! 24 or more and save 10%! 36 or more and save 15% 48 or more and save 20%
Sheffield Pottery offers the complete line of Amaco Glaze and underglaze. Be sure to try the beautiful and highly economical Clayscapes dry cone 6 glazes. We have a massive inventory of low and high-fire Spectrum Glazes including a line of cone 10 glazes. Customer favorite Coyote Cone 6 glazes are available for online ordering in both pints and dry form. For a versatile low and mid-fire glaze be sure to try our Mayco Stoke and Coats glazes. We stock the full line of gorgeous, cone 5/6 Opulence Glazes by Mid-South.
We offer a wide selection of reduction-look glazes for low-fire ceramics and for cone 5/6 firing. Teachers and schools order with confidence from our wide selection of AP-certified classroom-safe lead-free glazes. We even offer amazing raku glazes and much more!
Many of our glazes for clay are available in dry form or premixed pints, and gallons.
Ceramic glaze orders will ship via speedy and UPS ground or US Postal depending on your location.
If you make your own glazes for clay please see our Albany Slip Substitute and Raw Materials sections.
Shown right: Sheffield Pottery co-founder Marie Cowen decorating a Wedding Plate. First published in Redbook Magazine 1949.
OUR PROCESS
Natural Sheffield Clay is mined on our property from as seen at one of the open clay pits. The Sheffield Clay deposit is located in Sheffield, Massachusetts, on U.S. Route 7 in the Southwest corner of Berkshire County.