AFTER 32 YEARS OF SHARING THEIR COLLECTION, GEOFF AND KERRIE FORD WILL BE CLOSING THE MUSEUM FOR THE LAST TIME ON MONDAY THE 5TH OF OCTOBER 2026 AT 4.30.
2,500+ pieces of pottery from 132 Australian pottery companies established between 1788 and 1920.
Our latest acquisition
THE JONATHAN LEAK 1823 VICTORY COMMEMORATIVE WINE JUG,
and the 1888 MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION VASE
can be seen on The collection page
AFTER 32 YEARS OF SHARING THEIR COLLECTION, GEOFF AND KERRIE FORD WILL BE CLOSING THE MUSEUM FOR THE LAST TIME ON MONDAY THE 5TH OF OCTOBER 2026 AT 4.30.
Visit the National Museum of Australian Pottery at 76 Albury Street, Holbrook, near the New South Wales-Victoria border, 2 kilometres off the Hume Highway.
Learn who made that piece of Australian pottery you have or find out what it is worth, by sending us your photographs.
Meet Geoff and Kerrie Ford, the couple who gathered the pottery collection and established the Museum.
The Geoff and Kerrie Ford Australian Pottery Collection is devoted to potters and potteries established between 1788 and 1920, and includes pieces from those who continued after 1920 until they closed.
Books
Geoff Ford's authoritative reference books on Australian pottery are a must for historians and collectors.
