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Heath Ceramics

Heath Ceramics connects Californian pottery with everyday tableware. Its Large Mug in Burnt Red adds a warm glossy glaze to a form introduced in 2003.

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THE BRAND’S POINT OF VIEW

Get to know Heath Ceramics.

Edith and Brian Heath started Heath Ceramics in 1948, with the Coupe tableware line among its early designs. The Large Mug belongs to a later chapter: introduced in 2003, it was the first new design after Cathy and Robin took over the house. It is still designed and handcrafted in Sausalito. Burnt Red gives that tall, familiar form a warm glossy surface, within a collection that keeps revisiting colour without abandoning everyday use.

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Country of origin
Sausalito · United States ↗︎
History
1948
Founder / documented history
Edith and Brian Heath
Product world
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THE SELEZIO EDIT

Discover the Heath Ceramics selection.

A few pieces tell the story in their own way, through a shape, a material or a familiar gesture.

BEFORE YOU EXPLORE

A closer look.

What catches our eye.

The tall shape and broad handle are familiar; the glaze changes its presence on a table. Seasonal colour is distinct from a new shape.

Where does Heath Ceramics come from?

Heath Ceramics is a brand of United States origin. This describes where the brand began; individual products may be made elsewhere.

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Where can I buy Heath Ceramics?

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WHERE TO FIND IT

Where to find Heath Ceramics.

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Delivery and store links checked 2026-10-23. Check the official site for subsequent changes.

Sources & image credits

Editorial product selection, not a bestseller ranking.

Editorial reviewed 2026-10-23. Design perspectives express the Selezio editorial view.

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