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
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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 +
Silver Picasso plate may serve up to $50,000 in live and online auction
A silver plate showing an image of a bull’s head by renowned artist Pablo Picasso may earn top lot honors at $50,000 during a March 2-3 multi-estate sale. Read More +
Melting Pot sets Antique Spectacular show for Feb. 8-10
Various antiques and collectibles, including art pottery, books, primitives, jewelry, coins, and more are set for the Des Moines Antiques Spectacular. Read More +
Philadelphia tall case clock may prompt bidding up to $40,000
Seldom-offered antiquities, fine art, rare documents and fine antiques are crossing the block at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ three-day sale Nov. 3-5. A seldom-seen selection of ancient pottery from Read More +
New hours, exhibits at Oct. 5-6 WADA Show
A featured exhibit at the show Oct. 5-6, 2012 Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Show is hosted by Madison’s Wisconsin Pottery Association. Read More +
30 gallon butterfly crock brings $12,750 at Red Wing Collectors Society sale
A 30-gallon salt glaze crock with a cobalt butterfly decoration sold for $12,750 at the July 12, 2012 Red Wing Collectors Society auction. The RWCS celebrated its 35th anniversary at this year’s convention, which brought more than 1,500 visitors to the city of Red Wing from July 11-14, 2012 to buy, sell and learn more about the lines of Red Wing stoneware, pottery and dinnerware. Read More +
Ceramic Arts Studio collectors convention set for Aug. 25
The Ceramic Arts Studio Collectors convention will celebrate the popularity of CAS across America in cities large and small, as well as the all-American themes of many Studio releases. Read More +
Santo Domingo or Kewa? A scarce Southwest pottery attracts new fans
Santo Domingo pottery doesn’t yet rank with San Ildefonso or Santa Clara among Pueblo art collectors but its relative rarity among American art pottery makes finding an early piece satisfying. Learn why now is a great time to buy early examples: Pueblo pottery is selling for about 50 percent less than it was selling for 10 years ago. Read More +
Antique American Glass and Pottery Show celebrates 40 years
Illinois’ 20 30 40 Glass Society celebrates the 40th Antique American Glass sale March 10-11, 2012 with a glass ID table, door prizes and a new raffle of antique American glass. Read More +