Collecting Guides

Hampshire Pottery of Keene, New Hampshire occupies a distinctive position in American ceramic history. Founded in 1871, it was one

Newcomb College Pottery is one of the most important and distinctive forms of American art ceramics. Produced in New Orleans

Niloak Pottery was produced in Benton, Arkansas from approximately 1910 through 1947. The company is best known for its distinctive

Norse Pottery is one of the most visually distinctive and immediately recognizable American art potteries of the early twentieth century.

The J.B. Owens Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio was one of the most prolific and experimentally ambitious American art pottery

Paul Revere Pottery stands apart from virtually every other American art pottery firm. Founded in 1906 in Boston, it was

Ouachita Pottery represents one of the most intriguing and least-documented chapters in American art pottery history. Produced in Hot Springs,

University of North Dakota School of Mines pottery occupies a unique position in American art pottery history. Produced at a

Overbeck Pottery is one of the most distinctive and artist-driven American art pottery studios of the early twentieth century. Founded