Porcelain and Pottery Marks: A Selected Bibliography Information or research assistance regarding porcelain and pottery marks is frequently requested from the Smithsonian Institution. The following ...

In many ways, every piece of pottery or porcelain is unique. The items could be made by the same artist or company but will still have their own individuality. "The quality of a piece and its ...

Pottery Barn just dropped a new collection created in collaboration with celebrity interior designer Mark D. Sikes, and it’s the ideal excuse to give your home a summer refresh. The ...

Pottery Barn’s new summer collection with interior designer Mark D. Sikes is inspired by his Ojai home and features classic, all-American indoor-outdoor style.

When marks are problematic or missing, a smart collector begins the process of IDing with the pottery shape. Seen in an image sent, this piece is too large to be a pitcher.

“Our collaboration with Mark D. Sikes beautifully captures the essence of timeless design infused with a modern sensibility,” said Monica Bhargava, President of Pottery Barn.

The Fall 2016 Historical Footnotes Bulletin of the Stonington Historical Society had a great article by Russell G. Handsman called the States' Family Stoneware Sites in Stonington CT that began with a ...

Timeless, classic, and all-American—Mark D. Sike’s new collaboration with Pottery Barn captures the designer’s signature style, while bringing fresh perspective on classical design. The 85 ...

I. History - There are two generally accepted origins of trademarks: pottery marks and the branding of livestock, both of which are believed to date to about 6,000 B.C. Marks on pottery or bricks ...

As a quirkier style of home decor has gained popularity – sorry minimalists! – pottery with personality becomes busier by the day. There are perhaps no more potent examples of these unique ...

THE PIECE: Red Wing Pottery "Orleans Provincial" tea set, including tea pot with lid, creamer and sugar bowl without lid, from the 1940s.