Chelsea Pottery was a British ceramics manufacturer that operated from the early 20th century. It became known for producing a wide range of decorative earthenware, including vases, figurines, and tableware, often with distinctive glazes and hand-painted designs. The pottery's output spanned various styles, from Art Deco influences to more traditional floral motifs.

During the mid-20th century, British pottery saw a resurgence in artistic expression, with many potteries producing pieces that blended traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. Chelsea Pottery contributed to this landscape, creating items that were both functional and decorative, often reflecting popular tastes of the era. Pieces from this period are sought after by collectors for their quality and design.