Canyon Pottery 50th Year Going Out Of Business Sale
Web: canyonpottery.com
San Diego, CA 92111
8080 ARMOUR ST. SAN DIEGO (Kearny Mesa, Corner of Mercury & Armour-across the street from the In & Out Burger), Zip Code 92111.
Open Monday through Saturday 9 to 5 pm, Sunday 10 to 5- Please no phone calls or voicemails
CLOSED TUESDAY
Full inventory and recent arrival of 40 ft containers from Vietnam & Greece. In stock:
Architectural Supplements, Italian Terra Cotta, Greek Planters, Vietnam Planters, China Planters, Talavera, Designs West, BT Line, High Quality Mexican Pottery, Precast Planters, Fountains, Statues and saucers
Smart shoppers have been shopping here since 1970, to beautify their homes and gardens with fountains and birdbaths to garden benches and architectural planters at this huge this two-acre showroom and warehouse.
Come to Canyon Pottery (10) and shop at the same place as landscapers and builders shop for superior quality and selection with historic 40 percent off listed prices for nearly all planters and accessories! They carry more than 100,000 imported plant containers in a wide assortment of colors and styles, with diameters ranging in size from one inch to five feet.
Their fascinating collection is composed of remarkable pieces made byartisans from all corners of the world. These include Gainey Ceramics, Raku vases, Talavera planters, architectural supplements, classic handcrafted Italian terra cotta and ceramics, new Greek Minoan urns and antiques that are more than 100 years old!
This is where landscapers do their shopping and so should you. Their huge half acre outdoor showroom is filled with pottery galore of all sizes and all at rock bottom prices. If you’re looking for a fountain, their selection is immense, but you can also page through their stacks of colorful books and they will get it from the manufacturer.
They also have a warehouse full of specialty architectural pottery galore to go along with a host of designer pots. An always popular decorative item is their Talavara figures.
One sad note is that if you see an item and don’t buy it, don’t expect it to be there the next time you visit. Why? Each pot is a one-of-a-kind pot created by an artesian and they never make two pots exactly the same.
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