Forks Road Pottery, Port Colborne Ontario

09/16/2026

Forks Road Pottery is open every Sunday from 10–4!

If you’d like to stop by outside those hours, feel free to call 289-836-9800.

If I’m here, I’m happy to open the door and welcome you in!

Daniel Brenner

09/15/2026

Local peaches, pears, apples, Concord grapes, plums and blackberries.

I couldn’t jam one more piece of fruit into this rum pot if I tried.

It is officially at capacity.

Then came 2½ bottles of rum, a whole lot of sugar and absolutely no regard for moderation.

Now we wait.

A whole year.

By this time next year, life will be sweet, saucy, seriously rum-soaked and definitely not dry.

06/20/2026

I happened to spot online the other day that the Port Thrift Shop in City of Port Colborne, a Mennonite-run charity shop, was auctioning off a beautiful collection of Forks Road Pottery, Port Colborne Ontario in a variety of patterns.

I stopped in today to have a look, only to find out it had just sold for over $600.

I just love seeing things like this!

A local thrift shop, run by volunteers and money being raised to support charitable work. It’s such a nice reminder of the good that small community places can do.

🏺✨ Auction Feature at Port Thrift ✨🏺

An assorted collection of beautiful Forks Road Pottery pieces is now up for auction!
Unique handcrafted pottery with timeless charm — perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates artisan pieces.
Come browse, place your bids, and take home a one-of-a-kind treasure! 💛

04/28/2026

Over the years, many hands have shaped and painted our pottery alongside Marsha and Daniel.

For nearly 40 years, Rainy Zandvee has been one of those steady, creative hands, moving in and out of the studio through the seasons. From Winger to Grimsby to Jordan, and now back in Port Colborne, she continues her work with brush in hand.

There is a subtle shift in the pottery these days. A brighter light touches the dragonflies, and a softness and playfulness has found its way into the petals. She is gently blending patterns, giving each piece its own quiet, unique spirit.

It feels like the early stirrings of spring, something waking and becoming. And it’s easy to feel that Marsha would love the way these patterns are now coming together as one.

Our shop will be open this Sunday, 11 to 4.

Daniel Brenner
Forks Road Pottery, Port Colborne Ontario

04/16/2026

The weather has turned,
And the heart still yearns,
To make new pie plates!