by Donna McGill | May 18, 2011 | Roseville Pottery
There’s nothing more elegant than a perfect American art pottery piece that has a deep, rich high gloss finish. Many say it lends a certain sophistication. While the semi-matte looks will always have a place in every collection, there are those of us who...
by Donna McGill | Apr 19, 2011 | Rookwood Pottery
**Note: A few of our readers mentioned the link to the Cincinnati Historical Society was broken. It should be working now. Thank you.** As much as a contemporary society thrives on its digital photography and impressive tricks a computer can make happen, I think...
by Donna McGill | Mar 23, 2011 | Miscellaneous
Sometimes we can develop a deeper appreciation for things, such as American art pottery, if we know more about the history. How did it start? Where did it start? There are some interesting facts that can truly enrich a fan’s passion for art pottery; so, after...
by Donna McGill | Feb 7, 2011 | Van Briggle Pottery
It’s long since been established Artus Van Briggle was a big contributing factor in what’s known as the Art Nouvea movement. Those who appreciate the Van Briggle Pottery style can easily see it replicated in contemporary pottery efforts. It’s what...
by Donna McGill | Jan 8, 2011 | Roseville Pottery
Anyone who’s a fan of Roseville Pottery likely has heard of the “glaze before shape” rule. For those who have only recently discovered the beauty of this line of American art pottery may be a bit confused. Basically, because some shapes transcend the various...
