by Donna McGill | Jun 17, 2011 | Van Briggle Pottery
There’s no denying some of the most beautiful art pottery tiles came from the Van Briggle pottery lines. From the subtle grays and blues to the riveting golds, greens and rich browns, collectors appreciate this line for its eclectic offerings and general appeal....
by Donna McGill | Jun 11, 2011 | Roseville Pottery
When you stop to think about how long many of our favorite American art pottery lines were in production, it becomes clear there were many historical events that these pottery companies witnessed and adapted to. In looking through a book on Roseville Pottery recently,...
by Donna McGill | Jun 3, 2011 | Art Pottery
If you’ve not seen the new arrivals at Just Art Pottery, now’s the time. There are several Ephraim Faience Pottery pieces we’ve added, along with a few distinctive Rookwood Pottery pieces. Fans of the rich blues found in some Rookwood Pottery pieces...
by Donna McGill | May 31, 2011 | Weller Pottery
Weller Pottery just might be in the top three lines of American art pottery when it comes to versatility. There are more than 85 lines in what’s referred to as the “middle period”, not to mention the more than 20 lines in the early period. With so many...
by Donna McGill | May 21, 2011 | Fulper Pottery
Founded in 1805 by the Fulper brothers, this New Jersey pottery has remained synonymous with an evolving northeastern pottery company. What began as a drain tile manufacturing company quickly evolved into a pottery company known for its Fulper doll heads, beautiful...
