The Collector’s Minute: Wedgwood American Views Plates (9/15/10)
It might seem strange, but the country that was the largest producer of pottery depicting American heroes of the … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Royal Doulton Women’s Suffrage Ink Wells (7/26/10)
Every movement in history has its highs and lows captured in the decorative arts of the time, either as … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Dutch Delft Pottery Charger (7/5/10)
This is an example of a Dutch Delft pottery charger, designed to be hung as a decorative wall plate. Most … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Wedgwood Black Basalt (6/29/10)
These wine & water ewers are 19th-century Wedgwood pieces in what’s referred to as “black basalt,” a hard, black … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Japanese Sumida Ware (6/15/10)
Among the strangest pieces to came out of the Orient during the late 19th century are Japanese export pottery called … More >>

Cincinnati Pottery Before There Was Rookwood (5/11/10)
For most antique lovers, the Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati conjures up images of fine ceramics. Great decorators, combined with great … More >>

Art of the Glaze: Collecting North Carolina Art Pottery (4/8/09)
By A. Everette James, Jr. (All items shown in this article are availabe for purchase through GoAntiques.com. Click on the photos … More >>

Art Nouveau Weller “Baldwin” Series Umbrella Stand (12/26/08)
Every dealer and collector has a soft spot for certain styles and periods of design that is almost a case … More >>

Sarreguemines Vaisselle (11/21/08)
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Discover The Mark Others Miss on Valuable Pottery and Art Glass (11/19/08)
If you can’t see a mark on a piece of fine pottery or art glass, that doesn’t mean it isn’t … More >>