Pottery Wheels | Accessories

Check out our Pottery Wheel Buying Guide!

We offer clay pottery spin wheels for every range. Whether you need a small Artista wheel this Christmas for the young novice who is just starting out or a big professional Shimpo, Creative, Soldner or Brent, you will find your pottery wheel here.
Most potter's wheels can ship UPS Ground for fast and easy delivery.

We have authorized retailers of clay potters wheels from Amaco/Brent, Soldner, Speedball Clay Boss, Shimpo, and Thomas Stuart.
We offer kick wheels, and electric wheels both free-standing and portable.
Shown below: Sheffield Pottery Co-Founder, Joe Cowen, throwing a pot, in what is now our ceramics supplies showroom. First published in Redbook Magazine 1949.

Read More about Joe and Marie: Our history... since 1946: Click Here

We also carry a complete line of wheel-throwing accessories including throwing bats, hydro baths, plastibats, stools, jigger arms, ball mills, and banding wheels.

Be sure to see our lines of tools and clays specially designed for creating wheel-thrown pottery.

We also have instructional kilns, books, videos and DVDs for every level potter.

New Pottery Wheels vs New Pottery Wheels

For pottery enthusiasts, having the right equipment is essential to unleash your creativity. When it comes to pottery wheels, finding a high-quality, reliable option can sometimes be a challenge, especially for those on a budget. We do not offer used pottery wheels for sale since used wheels are not that much less expensive and don't have warranty. We feel that you can find affordable new wheels without compromising on quality.

Affordable Options: Investing in a new pottery wheel can be costly, particularly for beginners or hobbyists. At Sheffield Pottery you will find a wide range of options to suit your needs and budget, enabling you to embark on your pottery journey without breaking the bank and without risking your funds on a used potters wheel.

Problems we see on Used Pottery Wheels:

a. Condition problems: wear and tear, rust, or damage to the frame, motor, or wheel head. Some of these problems you may not notice on a quick inspection.
b. Wheel Head and Bearings: excessive wobbling. Worn out head bearings:
Bearings can be very difficult to change even by our best technicians. Electric or Kick Wheel:
Determine whether you prefer an electric pottery wheel or a traditional kick wheel. Electric wheels offer precise control and consistent speed,

The Advantages of New Pottery Wheels vs Used Pottery Wheels:

While used pottery wheels may appear to be a budget-friendly option, the advantages of new pottery wheels usually out-weigh the small savings. New wheels all come with warranties, some up to 10 years! This ensures peace of mind in case of any defects or malfunctions. Additionally, new models may offer advanced features, improved technology, and greater customization options.

Conclusion:
Whether you're a seasoned potter or just beginning your journey, finding a used pottery wheel for sale can be an risky choice. With careful consideration and exploration, let us help you find the perfect pottery wheel to unleash your creative potential and enjoy the art of pottery-making.