A pioneer of the Ceramics Arts movement, Betty Harrington would be 100 years old this year, and in honor of her and her contributions, a party is set for Aug. 24. Read More +
Ceramic Arts Studio honoring designer’s 100th birthday
Pottery
Red Wing Collectors midwinter gathering a wild time
It was a wild weekend at the Red Wing Collectors Society MidWinter GetTogether – a wild west themed weekend that is, and Red Wing pottery was the star! Read More +
Playful puzzle jugs may pull upwards of $1,200
It’s a pottery and porcelain extravaganza at Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates April 24, with hundreds of American, English and Asian pottery crossing the block. Read More +
Ceramics Symposium investigating importance of East Liverpool, Ohio
Trenton Potteries Database will be showcased during the Trenton Ceramics Symposium, including a presentation about pottery center East Liverpool, Ohio, April 13 Read More +
10 Things You Didn’t Know About: Advertising Cookie Jars
Cookie jars have been used to peddle everything from pancakes and green beans to soft drinks and dog treats, among other things, and are popular collectibles. Read More +
Glorious Gouda – Dutch pottery charms with brilliant colors and captivating designs
Gouda pottery is a “strong and silent type,” with colorful and captivating designs – which is its calling card, and what has it poised for a bright future. Read More +
Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates appoints Fenichell VP of new ceramics division
Renowned ceramics expert Jill Fenichell will serve as vice president of the newly formed Ceramics Department at Jeffery S. Evans & Associates. Read More +
‘Canadian Antiques Roadshow’ expert offers appraisals Feb. 17
The winter Retro Design & Antiques Fair is set for Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013, and features 175 different vendors participating in this fun one-day fair. Read More +
Ceramics Fair kicks off New York Antiques Week
In addition to a show floor filled by 30 outstanding galleries and dealers specializing in important pottery, glass and porcelain, the Fair offers one of the the most distinguished ceramics lecture series in the U.S. Read More +
Banishing the “blahs” at Original York Antiques Show
the merchandise at York will include 18th and 19th century period American and English furniture, as well as country pieces in original paint, fine early porcelain and pottery (including Chinese export and Staffordshire), Oriental carpets, quilts, hooked rugs, samplers and other textiles, estate jewelry, Native American pottery and weavings, early kitchen and fireplace items, and much more. Arion strives to guarantee the scope of merchandise offered will be as broad as possible so visitors can find a “new” treasure at the show. Read More +