By the 1930s, art pottery as a cottage industry was booming in the Golden State. More than 300 makers were spread up and down the coast, making everything from table and kitchenware to figurines ...

Rookwood pottery, made in Cincinnati since 1880, is perhaps the most popular American art pottery among collectors. The company not only made artist-decorated vases, molded bookends, art-deco ...

But when a guest at the 2014 Albuquerque ANTIQUES ROADSHOW event brought in a piece of art pottery she inherited, it was clear who imitated whom. And the difference in value between the real deal ...

Rookwood Pottery will offer free appraisal of up to five pieces by 22-year "Antiques Roadshow" appraiser and Cincinnati auction gallery director Riley Humler on March 10.

Rookwood Pottery was started by a group of women and grew into a large company that made art pottery as well as commercial products and architectural lines. It operated in Cincinnati from 1880 to ...

Antiques: Celadon is a pottery for the ages. ... If there are two classes of goods that dominate the decorative market here in the desert, they would be art glass and studio pottery.

Art pottery was first made in the United States by a group of women in Cincinnati who had seen the pottery exhibits at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876. Several groups were making ...

Q: I have a tea set made by Camark Pottery. I’m trying to find some information about the company. Can you help? A: Camark started out in 1926 as Camden Art Tile and Pottery Co. It was establ… ...

For more than 300 years, French artisans took inspiration from distant Japan and the heather growing at their feet to create Quimper pottery still prized today. African motifs, Asian art, Moorish ...

This piqued their interest in pottery, and the two of them started collecting North Carolina pottery. When the Busbees went back to New York, they were encouraged to find a market for their pottery.