Richard Moonstreet in a green apron working with pottery equipment in a studio setting.

Welcome to Richard Moonstreet Ceramics!

My name is Tex and I've been hand-making my original ceramic Duck, Goose and Pigeon buddies since 2019! Perfect pals to love and cherish, a cute unique piece of home decor, or the ideal gift for your favourite human! I can't wait to share some silliness with you!

And if you want to know who Richard is, you'll need to learn more....

The Makers and the Shakers!

The painters, readers, gym-lifters and bathers! Ducks with their favourite hobbies. Or see the full collection!

Ring-holders, heart-throbs and Rubber Duck collectors too!

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The latest friends in store

The newest bundles of joy in my nest!

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The Peckish Pals

Hungry ducks with their favourite snacks - baguettes, donuts, pizza! Or see the full collection

For reference: Ducks prefer peas, please don't give any real fowl friends a bite of your pizza!

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  • Lee with the Degree (Graduate Duck) Richard Moonstreet Ceramics
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Celebrate! It's Graduate Season!

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Lee with the Degree (Graduate Duck)

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Pigeon Pals

I made my first ceramic pigeon back in 2020 and have been expanding the nest recently!

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Event Ducks to mark the occasion.

Celebratory ducks with balloons, hearts, companions and so much love! The perfect gifts for everybody! Or see the full collection

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  • Bryce with the Fries (Pigeon with Chips) Richard Moonstreet Ceramics
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When the chips are down...

Bryce with the Fries (Pigeon with Chips)

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The Haus of Honk

My kitchenware range, designed exclusively by me, but made to factory food-safe standards.

Rob with the Job - Duck at Work Richard Moonstreet Ceramics

Handmade Ducky Goodness

Why have you never considered treating yourself to a handmade ceramic duck ornament? My birds make delightful companions and desk buddies, and are ideal gifts for your pals too.

Every item I make with the Richard Moonstreet Ceramics stamp is entirely handmade by me from start to finish. No shortcuts, no AI, just a silly imagination and a dumb idea which turns into the silliest and happiest creature you can think of!

(pictured Duck: Rob with the Job)

  • Ceramic pigeon ornament with bag of seed
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Secure the Swag!

Lorraine with the Grain (Pigeon with Seed)

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This is Richard Moon Street in Crewe. It is an actual street and I went there in 2021 to take some photos. This is an image of one of my ducks posing by the street sign.

Because everybody loves ducks.

I grew up in South London and was lucky enough to have The River Thames on my doorstep. I used to walk with my parents along the river bank, feeding the ducks and the geese as I went along. There's something nostalgic to me about ducks. They bring fun and laughter and a sense of warmness. Those childhood days just made me smile, and I try and capture that kid's smile in every ceramic duck friend that I make today, some thirty years later.

Silly geese in silly situations.

Very polite friends to love

Useful pals

Helpful ducks to assist your hectic life.

Think vases, reminder note holders, even salt and pepper shakers! These pals will be a perfect house-warming gift or one just to keep to yourself.

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Find your Duck!

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Salt & Pepper Shaker Ducks (Set of 2)

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Welcome to the Haus of Honk

Moonstreet-designed duck goodies made for your home!

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Welcome to the whimsical world of Richard Moonstreet Ceramics!

My name is Tex and I'm from London, UK.

I started my fowl pottery brand back in 2019 when I randomly put a beak on a vase I was making. I still don't know why I did this, maybe my lunchtime sandwich was out of date and I was overcome with a crazed fever dream generated by expired ham, but I painted the beak orange, dabbed some eyes above it and put it in the kiln. I snapped some pictures of it, put it on a Facebook group I was in for people who like ducks (because ducks are great), and woke up the next morning to an inbox full of messages asking me to make more of them. Maybe it wasn't so silly after all!

People really like ducks, huh!