National Museum of Australian Pottery is located in Holbrook., a small town in the south of New South Wales.
National Museum of Australian Pottery is the only museum dedicated to the collection of Australian pottery in the 19th and early 20th centuries, collecting and studying a large number of collections throughout Australia over the years. Nearly 1500 pieces of household pottery were displayed, from more than 12 pottery companies based in Europe from the time of settlement to the end of World War I. Among the rich pottery, such as simple pickling pots, kettles, colored cheese covers, exquisite bread plates and decorated filters, white can be famous criminal Potter Jonathan Rick's rare pottery, some of his extant works, Is Australia's earliest tagged pottery. At the same time, the museum has more than 100 original photos showing the interior and exterior structure of many pottery, exhibits and portraits of pottery, catalogs, price lists and countless old advertisements.
