by Greg Myroth | Jan 2, 2014 | Teco Pottery
A 12″ Teco arts and crafts vase recently sold at live auction for $12,600 including the buyer’s premium. The price may well be a record for this Teco shape. The vase was reported to be in excellent condition with no damage or repair. The vase is shape...
by Donna McGill | Jul 15, 2013 | McCoy Pottery
Few companies are able to make a comeback, and certainly within its first two decades of existence, after recreating its image. Doing it in the public eye is even more challenging. Yet, for McCoy Pottery, it not only successfully pulled it off, but when it did...
by Donna McGill | Jul 15, 2013 | Ephraim Faience Pottery
By now, many Just Art Pottery clients head straight to the new inventory page on the website. It’s where collectors get a head start on finding those rare pieces they might have been seeking for years or they might find an unexpected gem. If you’ve not visited the New...
by Donna McGill | Jun 14, 2013 | Roseville Pottery
Ah – the Roseville Creamware line. This is definitely one of those collections that you’ll spend your life searching for because you’re so drawn to it or it will be one you’ll steer clear of – love it or strongly dislike it. Maybe one of the reasons this is, first,...
by Donna McGill | Apr 2, 2013 | Fulper Pottery
Fulper Pottery is arguably one of the most varied lines of American art pottery. It’s also consistently increased in value over the years and because there are so many influences, it remains now and likely always be highly sought after. Here are ten things you...
by Donna McGill | Mar 23, 2013 | Art Pottery, Pillin Pottery
Polia Pillin began her studies of ceramics in Chicago, at the Hull House, after she’d established herself as a talented painter years earlier. By the late 1940s, the artist and her husband, also an artist in his own right, set up shop in Los Angeles. It began,...
