Below are the top ten most searched pottery collections for August, 2009. The searches reveal consistency with few changes. Clearly, the trends for Roseville are still strong, as it dominates four of the ten spots.
Roseville Pottery- Patterns A-E – Some of the patterns in this group include the incredibly sought-after Roseville Apple Blossom, the delicate Roseville Azurean and the ambitious designs in Roseville Capri.
Roseville Pottery – Patterns F-L – This group includes the Roseville Juvenile and the Roseville Laurel.
Weller Pottery – Beautiful and deep coloring with lean lines define Weller Pottery. A perfect example that defines the Weller Pottery themes is the Camelot Vase.
Roseville Pottery – Patterns S-Z – Look for the Roseville Savona with its rich gold coloring and the vivid reds that define the Roseville Silhouette.
Roseville Pottery – Patterns M-R – This group has the unique shaped Roseville Pottery Magnolia Brown Cider Pitcher.
Rookwood Pottery – If you've not seen the Rookwood Faience Pottery Pears on a Branch Tile, now's the time. This exquisite tile measures 10" in height and is 6 ¾" wide.
Van Briggle Pottery – Known for its many markings, this collection has something for everyone.
McCoy Pottery – Look for any of the McCoy Pottery Vases. Each is beautiful in its own right.
Newcomb Pottery – The blues and greens set this collection apart.
Fulper Pottery – Elegant and refined are commonly used to describe Fulper Pottery.
Despite the foothold Roseville Pottery maintains, Grueby's arts and crafts style, and the contemporary styles of Ephraim and Door Pottery just missed the Top 10.
Donna McGill
