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Showing results 121 - 130 of 134 for the category: Ceramics.
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Wedgwood (11/25/07)
In 1759 Josiah Wedgwood established a pottery near Stoke-on-Trent at the former Ivy House works in Burslem, England. By 1761, Wedgwood …
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The Eisenhower Birthday Plate (11/12/07)
 Sometimes in the world of collectibles there is an event item that is made specifically and only for that special time and then there is a commemorative item that was not made officially for the event, but instead honors the event itself. For example, the official inaugural medal for a president’s swearing in recognizes the event officially. Another company produces its own inaugural medal
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Glass Shoes (10/25/07)
Glass shoe is a generic term for any figural shoe (or slipper, boot, ice skate, etc.) made of glass, ceramic, …
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Goebel (10/25/07)
Franz and William Goebel, father and son, founded the F. D. & W. Goebel Porcelain Works near Coburg, Germany, in …
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Gonder Pottery (10/25/07)
After a distinguished ceramic career working for American Encaustic Tiling, Cherry Art Tile, Florence Pottery, and Ohio Pottery, Lawton Gonder …
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Graniteware (10/25/07)
Graniteware is a generic term used to describe enamel coated iron or steel kitchenware. Originating in Germany, the first American …
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Grindley Pottery (10/25/07)
Arthur Grindley and his son, Arthur Grindley, Jr., established the Grindley Artware Manufacturing Co. in Sebring, Ohio, in 1933. The …
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Haeger Pottery (10/23/07)
Haeger Potteries was founded by David H. Haeger in Dundee, Ill. in 1871. The first Haeger Art Pottery was produced …
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Hall China (10/23/07)
In 1903 Robert Hall founded the Hall China Company in East Liverpool, Ohio. Taggert Hall, his son, became president following …
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