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1950s McCoy Pottery Plowboy Planter sells for $2,570

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From: chicagocraftsmanblog.com

This is a very rare planter with a price tag to prove it. This 1950s McCoy Pottery Plowboy Planter sold for $2,570 in September 2009. The planter is painted under glaze by Sidney Cope. It measures 8×7″, and is a “Sample” piece. This piece is pictured on Pg.83 of Hanson’s McCoy Pottery Vol. II. Read Full Story

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North Carolina Pottery

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One of the things I love about the Triangle area is the cultural diversity. The area is home to folks from all over the world because of the universities and because of Research Triangle Park with it’s demand for highly skilled workers in the tech and biotech fields. In addition, the area has a long and rich history of craftsmanship and arts. Fairly recently, I’ve become fascinated with handmade pottery. I’m truly amazed at the skill and artistic creativity of North Carolina potters. Janie took me to a Barn Sale event in Charlotte a few weeks ago where more than 50 potters set up ... Read Full Story

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Collin Rhodes South Carolina Pottery Jug sells for $3,508

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This 8 ½ inch tall Collin Rhodes South Carolina Pottery Jug sold for $3,508 in September 2009. This jug was made in the early 1850s and it is believed by many that African-American slave women helped decorate these jugs. This slip-applied glaze has decoration consisting of a looped medallion around the symbol “½” Read Full Story

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Greek Vases Provide a Lasting Glimpse of Ancient Greece

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From: blog.yourmuseumstore.com

Withstanding time, thanks to their durability, Greek Pottery has been a large key to the world’s comprehension of the ancient Greek society. Mostly found in the Etruscan Tombs, Greek Vases and Greek Pottery preserve much of ancient Greece’s story and mythology. They are the canvases of ancient Greek artisans that still survive to tell their tales Beginning with the Minoan civilization that existed in Crete, the culture made remarkable contributions to Greek way of life; especially, in the artisanship of pottery and vases. Minoan potters designed pottery for food gathering and storage. A practical need became an expression, with the potter looking to nature ... Read Full Story

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Red Wing Pottery History and Pottery Marks

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Red Wing is a leader in Minnesota Pottery. Red Wing Collectors prize the salt glaze jugs. Beehive shapes and doubled handled jugs are always in demand. Production began in Red Wing, Minnesota in 1861 by John Paul, a German potter. For the next 116 years, clay products were made commercially in the City of Red Wing by a number of companies and individuals, with a wide assortment of products. RED WING Timeline: 1877 - Red Wing Stoneware Co founded 1894 - Joined Minnesota Stoneware Co & North Star Stoneware Co forming the Union Stoneware Co 1894 1900 - Minnesota Stoneware Co burned 1901 - ... Read Full Story

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Handmade Stoneware Pottery & Wheel Thrown Hand by LaPellaPottery

really nice stuff - utilitarian pottery

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Ceramics Classes | Pottery Classes in Los Angeles / San Fernando Valley

Berman Ceramic Arts offers classes for beginners and accomplished ceramists alike to explore the world of clay. Experience the most highly recognized school for pottery instruction in the Los Angeles / San Fernando Valley area. Studio Space for Rent as well.

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Claygrl is Bunny Safari Pottery by Claygrl on Etsy

pretty things and wee sheep!

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Crocker Farm Auction of Antique American Stoneware & Redware Pottery

The nation's premier stoneware auction, with tons of photos, info, and a free evaluation service for your pottery!

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