Explore our wonderful collection of Ardmore Ceramic Art from South Africa. Each unique artwork is individually sculpted in clay and hand-painted.
Pascoe Gallery is owned by Pascoe & Company of Florida and presents selling exhibitions of ceramic art, antiques and collectibles. The gallery is located in the trendy art and design district of North Miami on 125 th Street. Visitors to the Pascoe Gallery can choose from the biggest selection of Ardmore ceramic art in the United States, along with pottery and porcelain from British companies such as Royal Doulton. The Ardmore exhibit changes all year round and new shipments arrive every few months from South Africa. New acquisitions are uploaded regularly to our virtual gallery for collectors to shop online.
Ed Pascoe started his business in 1969 following a trip to England where he discovered Wedgwood ware. He opened his first antiques shop in Philadelphia and this was followed a few years later with a shop in Manhattan selling Royal Doulton, Wedgwood, Moorcroft and other styles of British art pottery. In 1987, he moved to Miami where he operates Pascoe & Company’s catalog, mail-order and web business for collectors world-wide. An annual Florida Show has been promoted by Pascoe & Company for the last 25 years as well as collectors’ events all over the USA and South Africa.
Ed Pascoe is an innovator, constantly looking for new ceramic art to introduce to collectors. During an event in South Africa in 2008, he was intrigued by a display of Ardmore ceramic art and learned about Wonderboy’s work, which had been achieving record prices at auction in South Africa and England. He bought a selection to show to his American collectors, convinced that they would appreciate the ethnic African style, original creativity and craftsmanship.
The following year Ed went to see the Ardmore Studio in Kwazulu-Natal and met the founder Fée Halsted. A firm friendship has developed over the years and Pascoe & Company has become one of Ardmore’s greatest supporters. Ed visits the studio two or three times a year to commission new exhibition pieces and Fée Halsted has become a regular guest at the annual Florida show hosted by Pascoe & Company.
