Collector’s Guide

Advice for Art Pottery Collectors

Editor's note: this article has been republished. The American Art Pottery Association Convention will take place April 27th - May 1st in the Blue Ash and Cincinnati, Ohio area. The article refers to an earlier date, but the advice still remains…

The Vase That Survived, The Beauty of Bisque, & Blue Glazes: The Auction Beat

compiled by Kate Nixon   Decorative Arts Auction, hosted by Treadway Gallery May 1st at 11 AM EST Online, phone and absentee bidding only Private viewings available April 25th - April 30th, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM EDT A Newcomb vase that…

An Abundance of Art Pottery at Rago’s Object & Home

by Kate Nixon   On Tuesday, April 12th, Rago's Arts and Auction Center will provide a large collection of American art pottery, furniture, lighting and decor during the Object & Home auction. Featuring pottery and furniture with…

An Arts & Crafts Exploration of the “Gilded Age” in Seaside Rhode Island

by Kate Nixon Farms Afield: Gilded Age Getaway September 6th - September 9th, 2022   For those fans of the HBO-produced show "The Gilded Age" who swore they saw Arts and Crafts era design in the background, consider this trip an epic…

Clara Barck Welles: Founder of the Kalo Shop, Suffragette and The 20th Century’s “New Woman”

by Kate Nixon   When considering the wide array of influential women in the Arts and Crafts movement, it's not difficult to see the value that Clara Barck Welles brought to the table. Entrepreneur, silversmith, teacher, independently…

Sara Sax: Rookwood Artist at a Glance

by Kate Nixon   One of the most well-known American art pottery firms of the 20th century, Rookwood Pottery was bringing pride back to art pottery. At the turn of the century, Rookwood Pottery had just come off a win from the Paris…

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