My wife and I stop in at Teague’s once or twice a year. Typically, we plan to pick up gifts for anticipated wedding shower gifts or baby shower gifts. They offer well made functional pottery. One thing I love is that the employees always appear pleased by our visit and appreciative of our purchases.

We’ve been going to Teague’s Frogtown Pottery as long as I can remember. The proprietors, Jeanne and Fred, are pleasant and always helpful. Everyone has different tastes and preferences but we’ve found the pieces from Teagues to be both functional and attractive—and given many pieces as gifts.

Neat little pottery place to visit. has some neat pieces at a good price..Staff very friendly just a cute little place.

My wife and I recently spent two days on North Carolina's Pottery Highway. If you like handmade pottery from real artisans, well then the Pottery Highway in NC is the place to visit. And Teague's Frogtown Pottery is our favorite out of about 100 potteries along the trail. Not only do they have beautiful pottery pieces, but they are very friendly, and enjoy the company of visitors and their questions about the pottery making process. We spent about 45 minutes there and got to see the kilns, the wheel, and their entire facility. Which is what hand made pottery is all about. No mass production used her

My wife and I have been hitting the famous Seagrove, NC potteries for gifts (for others and for ourselves) for many, many years. Out of the 100+ potters in the Seagrove area, we have a must stop list of 4 or 5... and Fred Teague's Frogtown Pottery is at the very top of our list. Fred is from the famous pottery pioneering Teague family (along with other notable families like the Owens, the Coles, the Lucks, etc.). Fred and his wife Jean (and other immediate family members) handcraft exquisite utilitarian pieces - and their shop is at the southernmost outpost of the famed NC 705 Pottery Highway. You have to drive south through Seagrove, Whynot, pass Jugtown... and keep going all the way down to Eagle Springs to find his Frogtown cove. But... the drive is very much worth it. Fred and Jean are a joy to talk to - and we always buy a few pieces. The shop is a wooden cabin - and while they aren't the largest shop, their place is quaint, friendly, and loaded with super finds. We think the Teague's quality is extremely high, their colors are vibrant, their creativity superb, and their prices are very very fair. They throw and fire their clay creations right there on the spot. I cannot recommend this pottery highly enough! So... when you find yourself spending the day hitting a bunch of the famous potteries in Seagrove, NC - be sure to save enough time (and some $$$) to drive out to Frogtown! You will enjoy the experience.