by Greg Myroth | Dec 12, 2006 | McCoy Pottery
A new record sale price for a piece of McCoy pottery was realized at a recent Green Valley Auctions sale. A McCoy pottery Robin Hood planter was sold at the sale for $11,500. The McCoy Robin Hood planter was made in the same style as the Hunting Dog, Large...
by Greg Myroth | Dec 6, 2006 | Van Briggle Pottery
The quality of the glaze on a Van Briggle vase is often one of the most important factors collectors consider when evaluating an example of the pottery. Artus Van Briggle was recognized for his creation of the "dead matte glaze". The achievement...
by Greg Myroth | Dec 2, 2006 | Arts and Crafts Accessories
We are pleased to announce the addition of hand made craftsman and mission style clocks to our expanding line of arts and crafts accessories. Each of these arts and crafts mantle clocks are crafted with carefully selected woods and authentic details. These...
by Greg Myroth | Dec 2, 2006 | Van Briggle Pottery
The period of production has a significant impact on the desirability and hence investment potential of Van Briggle pottery. Van Briggle pottery collectors typically divide early production into the following periods: 1. Van Briggle Pottery – 1901...
by Greg Myroth | Nov 29, 2006 | Roseville Pottery
Beginning collectors of Roseville pottery are often scared away by the high prices they see for middle period patterns such as Baneda, Cherry Blossom, Falline, Ferella, Futura, Morning Glory, Pinecone, Sunflower, Wisteria, etc. As a result, a common question we...
