Collecting Ceramics/Glass
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Flow Blue Pottery with Jeffrey Snyder
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Michael Vyskocil
Collector Jeffrey Snyder shares the history of a blue and white collectible earthenware called Flow Blue, and what to look for when buying these beautiful pieces. more...
Numbers on West German Pottery
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Forrest Poston
Most West German pottery is marked only with numbers and the country, which complicates attributions. Still, there are some things those markings can tell. more...
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Forrest Poston
The term fat lava has caught on with collectors, but its use and misuse is causing confusion. This essay discusses fat lava, drip, and volcanic glazes. more...
Introduction to West German Pottery
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Forrest Poston
West German pottery is a hot new collecting field, but information is still hard to come by. This article is an introduction to the field and the first in a series. more...
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Kim Kenney
Charles Walter Clewell's award-winning pottery is extremely unique, easily identified, and quite valuable. more...
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Kim Kenney
Charles Walter Clewell made a unique form of bronzework pottery that was known all over the world. more...
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Forrest Poston
Shipping glass and pottery requires the proper materials and an attention to details. A shoddy job results in a package that rattles on delivery, and that's a bad thing. more...
Collecting McCoy, Hull and Roseville Pottery
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Vickie Britton
McCoy, Roseville and Hull are familiar names in American pottery. These three Ohio-based companies produced quality pieces that are in big demand today as collectibles. more...
Christmas Ornaments American Style
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Martha R. Gore
Christmas ornaments were first made by Americans during the 1940s, creating their own distinctive style of tree decorations. more...
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Regina Kolbe
In 1770, when Philadelphia was the second richest city in the British Empire, status meant American-made silver and cabinetry. But fine china still had to be imported. more...
Collecting Carnival Glass for Fun and Profit
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Vickie Britton
Many kinds of antique and collectible glassware such as carnival glass can be found at garage sales, flea markets and antique shops. more...
Denby Pottery Announces Bicentenary Plans
In 2009 Denby Potteries in Derbyshire UK will celebrate 200 years in pottery manufacturing. They announce their plans for celebrating this landmark year. more...
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