Including various marks from a range of British, American, and European pottery and porcelain manufacturers. Lava or foam glazes were common in VanBriggle and Haeger the most recognized being Bennington Brown Foam by Haeger. Pottery & Porcelain Marks - United States - Pg. Vintage MCM USA Pottery Tilted Ball Pitcher w/Ice Lip Green! Remember to look at Camark and Niloak, too, because they used a white clay for much of their production. Etsy uses cookies and similar technologies to give you a better experience, enabling things like: Detailed information can be found in Etsys Cookies & Similar Technologies Policy and our Privacy Policy. It all stems from our desire to fill your home with timeless, sustainably made stoneware pottery. Are you interested in collecting American art pottery? (15% off), Sale Price THB 2,040.44 notice a large number of pieces that are marked with only "USA". Bottom mar. It may also give some insight into why some people pick up pottery and check out the bottom. Some of their most popular patterns include a bold green enameled pattern with wide gold textured rings, a frosted glass with gold leaves/foliage, and a white and gold mosiac pattern. See this red clay dish by Harris G. Strong (left). Original Price THB 1,299.21 Most of all we bring you our own personal responses to such beauty around us,from our hands, and from the clay. Fourteen years later, our mission remains the same: to create a . The clay color is the first thing I see on the bottom of any piece of pottery, and certain colors can identify the maker. Similar to Culver, their patterns were highly textured/raised and featured real 22k gold in the design. Some of their most notable design collections include pink elephants and a red and black pheasant pattern. Camark used a cutting tool that left what I call "saw marks" on the dry foot of their pots. was a manufacturer of pressed, blown and hand-molded glassware and tableware. American Mug & Stein was purchased by Clyde McClellan in 2009 and employs 17 full time employees. HARKER POTTERY Company Platter. ), this McCoy vase with a mottled glaze (right), swirl patterns on this Nemadji pot (right), Here's a look at the Vontury mark (right), this cork-bottomed ashtray by Hyalyn (left). Other companies continued to use the USA mark. Some Hawaii pieces are also white clay, like this Hawaiian pitcher on the left. (think industrialization) Original Price THB 2,720.59   Turkey   |   English (US)   |   (TRY), remembering account, browser, and regional preferences, remembering privacy and security settings, personalized search, content, and recommendations, helping sellers understand their audience, showing relevant, targeted ads on and off Etsy. Their glasses bare the signature "Couroc"..CulverCulver was famous for their stunning decorative glassware in 22-karat gold think lavish and opulent cocktailware of the 1950s and 60s. With both botanical designs and solid glazes, we make something for everyone from the cottagecore enthusiast to the mid-century modernist. Most of the Floraline McCoy line was very plain, Art Deco style pottery, made for the florist trade. Attracting some of the worlds best designers and silver artisans, the companys reputation led them to create one-of-a-kind pieces beyond silverware, including wonderful barware items such as jiggers, cocktail shakers, Julep Cups, and more whimsical items such as a "Vermouth Spike" and enameled stoplight jigger. Enjoy non-toxic, beautiful ceramics in every room of your home. Their glassware has a distinguished hallmark of a capital H overlaying the outline of an anchor. California potters large and small have left a legacy of tableware design, collectibles, art, and architecture. Etsy is powered by 100% renewable electricity. Harris G. Strong used red clay sometimes, too, and Nicodemus is a red clay pottery. Learn about vintage Tiffin satin glass made in colors, including black. This may have been also due to their exporting items overseas. Monmouth Pottery - Marks. Fuel shortages caused the company to move toMoundsville, WV in 1891. As with many Mid Century glassware makers, real 22k gold was used in the paint. Glasses, especially whiskey and highball tumblers, as well as cocktail shakers to match, were decorated with dancing sailors, hats, windmills, maple leaves, daisies, musical instruments, and flying geese. While some of Thorpes glassware pieces are signed with a large T and a smaller D, many of her pieces found today do not carry her signature or her original logo sticker on them. the items weren't much to look at. Sellers looking to grow their business and reach more interested buyers can use Etsys advertising platform to promote their items. or Best Offer. The average selling price for a usa pottery vintage at 1stDibs is $1,150, while they're typically $35 on the low end and $19,000 for the highest priced. It began operations in Fostoria, OHon December 15, 1887. McCoy is one of the most recognizable American pottery brands sought by collectors, and styles evolved greatly over the years. Hazel Atlas glassware typically (but not always, depending on the piece or glass size) bares a raised "A" that was nested inside of an "H". Fostoria was considered one of the top producers ofelegant glass. marking their wares. It is that combination of details that help the pottery enthusiast to determine the maker. We've compiled a list of variousMid Century glassware brands (such as Culver, Cera, Georges Briard, and many others) and various vintage barware brands (such as Napier, Chase, Gorham, and many others). This type of data sharing may be considered a sale of information under California privacy laws. Blendo glassware was manufactured by West Virginia Glass Co. and was very popular in the 1950s and 1960s. Others have a completely dry or unglazed bottom, and still others have wedge shapes on the bottom. Best known for their Gold Starburst series, their patterns are unmistakable..Gay FadGay Fad Studios started in Lancaster, OH in the mid 1940s. But the company's history can be tracked back to 1875 when it was founded as Whitney and Rice in Attleboro, Mass., manufacturing silver products. Blue Mountain pottery of Canada is usually made of red clay, is often unmarked and looks and feels much like American pottery. Fuel shortages caused the company to move toMoundsville, WV in 1891. include USA mark, because the imports would be stamped "Japan", "China", Of course there are lots more, but if you have a piece of pottery with a red clay base, this is a start. Known for many popular glassware patterns including Arrows and Spires and a number of Atomic style patterns, Anchor Hocking is still creating glassware in the U.S. today. Fred Press glassware typically bares the signature "Fred Press". Jugtown is often red clay, and there are some North Carolina potters who used red clay. Vitreous china was made by many of the American potters, and it is best known as restaurant ware. Three square numbers on a white pottery bottom may be Alamo Pottery, made in San Antonio, Texas from about 1946-1952, or it may be Gilmer, another Texas pottery in business for much longer. Alamo and Gilmer often have a completely unglazed bottom, while Camark and Niloak may have just a dry foot. Most American pottery pieces have some weight to themunlike the Japan imports of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s that seem fairly light in comparison. With great love for the outdoors, we incorporate nature into our designs and protect the Earth through sustainable practices. The objects that we have created were the true beginnings of The BarnSwallow Gallery. Four Sales estate sales headquarters is in Alexandria, Virginia with regional offices in Charlottesville, Virginia and Annapolis, Maryland. Youll see ad results based on factors like relevancy, and the amount sellers pay per click. This is a Hall China candy dish. Some Dryden has a flat unglazed bottom, and that, along with the sandy clay helps identify older Dryden, even if the mark is not readable. Early Hull pottery was marked with a capital H inside a circle or diamond. Some potteries were only going to use it on Later on around WWII (I think? Hallmarks include "Starlyte" in cursive on the glasses and 3 interlocked embossed "C's" (for Continental Can Company) on the bottom of the glass. Among the most frequently encountered marks are described below. Turning off personalized advertising opts you out of these sales. Learn more in our Privacy Policy., Help Center, and Cookies & Similar Technologies Policy. Haeger often looks as if it has a "seam" in the middle of the glazed bottom, and that helps in the identification of any Haeger or Royal Haeger that is not otherwise marked. This glassware was typically signed "Pasinski" or "Washington Pasinski" (depending on the year it was made)..Reed & BartonEstablished in 1824 Reed & Barton Corporation is one of the oldest silversmiths in the United States. The best identifier I have found for determining if an unmarked piece of pottery is American made is the heft of the piece. He teamed up withOklahoma based Bartlett-Collinsin the late 1950s to create these two patterns and they still remain wildly popular today. Notice how the glaze has depth of color in shades from orange to brown? Ambassador Ware. Antique Glass: Cut Glass Marks and Labels. Nemadji has a distinctive look, done almost in mission style like the swirl clay potters. Note the bars across this Royal Copley planter (left) from the manufacturing process. This green Camark ashtray (right) has a white unpainted rim. Georgia, Alabama, and North and South Carolina have available veins of red clay that are suitable for pottery, so consider makers in those geographical areas if you have a red clay pot to identify. Some American potteries went back to shiny glazes in the late 1930s and 1950s, and through the 1960s for many of the companies. Produced by McCoy Pottery Company in the late 1920s, this McCoy Floral Design Vase is an excellent work of art. Vintage item 22 kt. Free ground shipping. Impress your friends (and your cookies) with our stoneware pans that divide your cookies into perfectly sized portions and impress a whimsical image onto the face of the dough. Sale Price 878.74 TL Vintage Usa Pottery Planter. Founded 2013. (you get the point! and many attribute their patterns to Libbey or Culver but that is not correct. .CourocThe Couroc Company, known for their trays, barware, and glassware, was founded by Guthrie Courvoisier and his wife Moira Wallace in 1948. Sampson Bridgwood & Son Ltd. Arboretum Ware. (15% off), Sale Price THB 1,408.94 This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total. This is wonderful, but not always available. American. For an example, see the yellow clay bowl produced by McCoy (right). Notice the three flaws on this Metlox pitcher (right), indicative of firing pins. Known for their vibrant neon colors (bold orange, green, yellow, purple) that "fades" as it goes up toward the top of the glass (the rims were accented in gold), Their glassware wasn't hallmarked but their signature colors are typically used as an identifier. I have been able to identify several Camark pieces instantly by the saw marks take a look at this Camark creamer with saw marks (left). Since not all pottery is marked, the identification must be done with a little more resourcefulness. Alamo Pottery started about 1945 in San Antonio, Texas, making small vitreous ceramics and art ware. They operated for approximately 20 years and closed their doors in December 1992. However, many of the pieces from this company are extremely valuable, as famous ceramicist Frederick Hurton Rhead had a brief stint with the company. The mark actually appears backwards if viewed from outside of the glass, but it appears correctly when looking down through the inside. crock) As pottery techniques matured around the turn of the Meier, who was the acting President, employed 50 people who manufactured their glassware for home use. Arched letter circle with "MONMOUTH POTTERY CO." over "MONMOUTH / ILL". (50% off), Sale Price THB 1,264.71 Etsys 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centers that host Etsy.com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsys global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. Several companies used stilts for glazing pottery, and the bottom will be glazed over completely with three small marks for the stilts. They specialize in the manufacture of coffee mugs, decorative steins, and German style beer steins. This is probably most evident in Van Briggle and Rookwood. These glasses do not bare a permanent hallmark but came with a gold foil sticker that said "West Virginia Glass Company" that was typically removed by the buyer after purchase..William A. Meier Glass CompanyWe can find little on this vintage glassware company as they were smaller and more obscure than many larger makers during this era. (20% off), Sale Price THB 1,161.76 Sale Price THB 1,652.57 "silver-plated" or "pewter"), depending on the piece. Their hallmark isa"J" in a square mark that is reversed so it can be viewed through the bottom of the glass when looking inside..LibbeyThe Libbey Glass Company has been manufacturing glassware since the 20th Century and is still producing high quality glassware today. use it, on some types of pottery. Note the bottom on the Frankoma piece (right). Notice how the glaze looks incomplete. This line bares a raised "IG" (for Imperial Glass) on the bottom of the glass. imported goods had to be marked with their country of origin. Original Price THB 734.93 Amazon Or, they opted for a simple paper / Brush assumed full control in 1918. Youll see ad results based on factors like relevancy, and the amount sellers pay per click. Original Price THB 1,452.21 Bliss and Co., Inc. After rapid expansion in the late 1880s the company moved to Meriden, CT in 1890. Notice the block style to the numbers on this Gilmer vase (right) made with white clay. Much of the Alamo and Gilmer pottery is vitreous, pottery fired at a high temperature in the kiln. RedWing and RumRill are routinely marked with numbers, and sometimes the name. Back then, most pottery was created to be It was founded in 1902 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. The bottom of the They began creating colored glass in 1924, mainly pastels, but switched to deeper colors starting in the 1930s. For a sufficient explanation of why pieces are marked like this, lets Most Vontury is marked, but the name is difficult to read unless you know what it should be. Has a bit of crazing in the back due to the age of the item. Alamo Pottery expanded to Hondo, Texas, and became a profitable sanitary ware business. Examining the bottom for stilt marks may reveal some numbers that may help with identification, too. William A. Meier Glass Company We can find little on this vintage glassware company as they were smaller and more obscure than many larger makers . start in the 1800's. See the dry foot on the Camark console bowl (right). It is usually very heavy, almost the weight of stoneware. They are looking under the pot for answers! Mercer Pottery Company Metlox Pottery Morganville Pottery Factory Site Mildred Mottahedeh N Nidec-Shimpo America Corporation O Oregon Pottery Company P Pacific Clay Perth Amboy Terra Cotta Company Pfaltzgraff Pickard China Niloak Pottery R R.F. During the Mid Century era, Couroc is known for creating some of the most popular Mid Century patterns today including this owl pattern, roadrunners, and many others. (40% off), Sale Price THB 624.63 James Napier became president in 1920 and the company adopted the name Napier - Bliss Co. Fun fact: the super-heated, roll-on process of gold remains a secret today. These lines included elfin-like faces that topped crocks for cherries, olives, onions and even liquor decanters, among other items.The Holt-Howard Company was purchased by General Housewares Corporation in 1968 and by the mid 70s, all three of the founders had moved on from the company. Mottled glazes were most often made by Ohio pottersBurley-Winter, McCoy and Zanesville come to mind. Gladding McBean & Co. acquired the Catalina Island Pottery Co. and its molds in 1937. This pitcher (right) is marked Acoma on the side. Anthony Velonis, who was already a famous WPA silkscreener and artist, started the Cera Glass Company which pioneered methods of silkscreen printing on glass. Turquoise And Brown Pottery. It had over 1,000 patterns, including one (American) that was produced for over 75 years. Fostoria continued manufacturing glassware until they closed their plant permanently in 1986. Some of the southwest Native American pottery is beige clay, too. Their most popular an sought-after barware pieces include their figural silver-plated jiggers and their twisted handle bar spoons that have figural motifs (including a rooster, Leprechaun, Santa Clause, and a pineapple). Robinson-Ransbottom was mostly yellow clay. Original Price THB 735.29 Category 1970s American Mid-Century Modern Usa Vintage Usa Pottery. From local estate sales to online auctions, keep your eyes open and you never know what youll find. Hull pottery used a very extensive range of marks. Haeger and Royal Haeger are often glazed like this. All of their products are hand cast and glazed. Around the time of WW I, many Have you ever wondered why some people turn every piece of pottery over and look at the bottom? (20% off), Sale Price THB 779.53 10 watching. So, if you see three little flaws on a glazed bottom, these are not damagethey are stilt marks or firing pin marks used for the firing process. state, city, what they had for lunch, etc., etc. Harker POTTERY company. Their glasses were often signed "Morgan" in a thin, cursive font. ;) Basically, if you are Contents 1 History 1.1 "Big Five" California potteries 1.2 Big Five potteries table 2 Potteries of California 2.1 Northern California 2.2 Southern California 3 Studio pottery 4 Gallery 4.1 Tile 4.2 Art ware and giftware 4.3 Figurines Chairish exclusively features curator . William A. Meier stared the William A. Meier Glass Co. on Vermont Ave. Extension in North Rochester, PA in 1946. His glassware was signed "Ned Harris". Yellow clay was primarily from Ohio, so most of the Ohio potteries used yellow clay. Arkinstall & Sons (Ltd) Reed & Barton pieces always bare the hallmark "Reed & Barton" or "R&B"..Russel WrightMid-Century cocktail glassware designer Russel Wrightcreated some of the most popular glassware patterns today, most notably the "Eclipse" pattern (that features vibrant polka dots with gold overlaid polka dots) and the "Asrterisk" pattern (a retro Atomic pattern that resembles an asterick symbol). Some His design hallmarks are repetitive patterns, most often featuring geometric shapes or nature based images. Star Wars Figures Continue to Rise in Price. Vintage Mid Century Cookson Pottery Green Planter Roseville Ohio CP 496 USA. Sale. These are numbers that are in the mold, not handwritten. The sticker shown was used on art pottery made by Gladding McBean & Co. from 1937 until 1942 when the Catalina Pottery Art Ware line was discontinued due to war production, according to the gmcb.com website. See how the pink clay Dutch boy (left) has a pink clay color so his face, base and backpack don't require additional paint? Early Peters and Reed pottery was red clay, too, as were many of the Arts and Crafts pots like Grueby. If you are familiar at all with pottery, you will notice a large number of pieces that are marked with only "USA". Their hallmark was a H superimposed over an anchor symbol. /* 728x90, created 5/26/11 */ Still in business today, Gorham is known for making unparalleled, beautifully crafted pieces..Gregory DuncanThere is little information on this glassware maker. Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. Original Price THB 1,580.88 Their most notable patterns include Dandelions and Thistles. Later they produced Bristol glazed . ), the US government passed a law that all We take a hands-on approach to everything we do from mixing our own clay to painting each design. Maybe you thought they were emptying the contents or dusting the shop! google_ad_client = "pub-5421786535277219"; See the white clay base (right). Gorham opened his own business as a jeweler, but the business struggled until he and his craftsmen began making coin silver spoons. RoseSilvestriEtsy Following Follow. Some of their other pieces were signed "Morgan Designs". Hyalyn also made Deco style pieces, and often they had cork bottoms, like this cork-bottomed ashtray by Hyalyn (left). Although the McCoy family sold its holdings to Brush in 1918, the name Brush-McCoy continued until 1925 at which point the company became Brush Pottery. A quick note: some images have larger or alternate views. Cookson Pottery Yellow Gold Art Deco 4 Sided Design Planter 1950's. $8.00. There are multiple variations of this mark. (imagine an old, brown stoneware Some companies only used two numbers for some of the shapes, and some used four. Visit our online shop for dinnerware, bakeware, kitchenware, and home goods that are safe and lovely to use. Global shipping available. Some of their most popular patterns included "Numbered" rocks glasses and tall tumblers (which came in both gold as well as enamel), "19th Hole" golf glasses, a Tennis Racket pattern, a "Poison" pattern that came in bold enameled red accompanied with a skull and crossbones pattern, a cheeky/ironic pattern that featured "Tall Drink" (for a tall drink glass) -- and a wide variety of many other whimsical patterns. . Original Price 976.49 TL Anchor Hocking started its operations in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio. By clicking the "Accept Terms And Submit" button I understand that my review or testimonial along with my IP address and other contact information will be stored for reference. Holt Howard flourished in 1958 when it began producing its Pixieware and Cozy Cat lines. THB 1,652.57, THB 1,836.40 Turning off the personalized advertising setting wont stop you from seeing Etsy ads or impact Etsy's own personalization technologies, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. 344.07 TL, 430.08 TL THB 1,560.98, THB 1,734.42 How to identify collectable and vintage pottery dogs made in the USA. businesses felt a patriotic need to include USA on their goods. Outen Pottery Red Wing Pottery S San Jose Mission Pottery Shawnee Pottery Solon and Schemmel Tile Company USA Pottery Mark. Alamo and Gilmer are Texas potteries using white clay. Purinton may have a seam with an unglazed foot. They were based in Boston, MA and made glassware predominently in the 1960s and 1970s. 4. For more about Cera glassware, see above..Napier BarwareThe Napier Company was named after its president, James H. Napier, who led the company from 1920 to 1960. According to the Museum of American Glass, Anchor Hocking made "blanks" (non-hallmarked glasses, meaning they didn't bare the Anchor Hocking hallmark on the bottom of the glass) for Starlyte Inc. Peters and Reed often has three stilt marks, too, and the old pieces show red clay under the glaze. The Alamo Pottery was sold to Universal-Rundle in 1951, after nearly 7 years in business. How to identify US pottery companies and origins by clay color. Some of the patterns including the Bambu pattern did not bare this hallmark but came with a small gold "foil sticker" that was typically removed by the buyer after purchasing the glasses..Jeannette Glass CompanyJeannette Glass Co. was founded in the late 1800s and in the early 1900s became known for their Depression glass, milk glass, and high end collectible glassware. Frankoma was also made with Ada and a pink clay. THB 1,161.76, THB 1,452.21 We want to welcome you to our world. Notice how the glaze dripped over the bottom in this Van Briggle "sloppy" pot (right). Their glassware bares several signatures (depending on the era) including "Culver Ltd" (Ltd = Limited), "Culver", and "Culver with a C inside a circle" (a copyright symbol). Great detail in hand-painting and hand-work including sgraffitoScratching the surface to create a graffiti design. Confirm your conclusion by checking in a book or the internet. .We believe there was also another glassware company called Starlyte Inc (that was independant of CCC). There is not a USA Pottery Company that produced these wares. They aren't dusting the shop, or emptying the spiders (or crickets in Texas). USA markers was Shawnee & McCoy. google_ad_slot = "6988297530"; Fostoria originally produced hand crafted stemware often etched with beautiful detailed patterns. The Libbey Kit Kat Cool Cat glasses remains one of their most sought after patterns..Morgan & Company, Inc.Little can be found on this vintage glassware manufacturer. Rookwood Pottery Co., is considered by many to be the Cadillac of American art pottery. Collins.). In the Mid Century, Jeanette created a huge number of glassware patterns throughout the 50s, 60s, and 70s.They ceased production and closed their factory in 1983. The shape, glazing and markings of the "foot" or base surface of the piece which makes contact with a supporting surface (ie table or shelf) can be as revealing as the color and texture of the clay. These are a type of drip glaze, but are bubbled at the top and do not form the drips of drip glazes. This green Dryden pitcher (right) shows the beige clay clearly. Bartlett-Collins was started in 1914 in Oklahoma when Bartlett, an Oklahoma oil man, teamed up with Collins, an East Coast glass man. Rectangle inside of which is "MONMOUTH / POTTERY CO. / MONMOUTH, Ill / USA" with small . Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. Original Price THB 1,176.10 Those partners may have their own information theyve collected about you. A good example is this McCoy vase with a mottled glaze (right). The bottom shows the name, if there is one, the color of the clay, the way the piece is fired, and other characteristics that help with the identification. This is something that has to be developed over time. They offered a wide variety of vintage glassware and barware including low ball glasses, highball glasses, cocktail napkins, martini pitchers and ice buckets (they had an ice bucket line called "Bucket Brigade" that offered a wide variety of ice bucket styles). More Ways To Browse Retro California Pottery Planter Speckled Ceramic Table Lamp Keystone Vintage Vintage German Dishes Vintage 1950 Dinnerware Conover Claude Mayan Mid Century For their being so little history on this vintage glassware and barware maker, they crafted an incredibly large variety of items and patterns during their time..Ned HarrisNed Harris was a designer for Cera during the Mid Century and his most notable patterns included an abstract pattern (that mimics stained glass) as well as a pineapple hexagonal pattern. 878.74 TL, 976.49 TL Dark brown outer glaze with a light brown inner glaze. Check the color, then the design of the bottom whether a dry foot, flat bottom, wedged base, ridged bottom or stilts. (30% off), Sale Price 312.79 TL One of the hallmarks of Hazel-Atlas glass after World War II is the prevalence of fired-on patterns and designs, many created by Gay Fad Decorating Company. These stilt marks (left) can help you establish the maker of this bowl. 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