DeBolt's Dictionary of American Pottery Marks: Whiteware and Porcelain. Paducah, KY: Collector Books, 1993. Delenne, René Louis. Dictionnaire des Marques de L'Ancienne Faience de Delft. Paris: Richard ...

If you found a copy of China Marks and Pottery Marks by Gilman Collamore & Co (circa 1900), for example, you would have access to first-hand sources of many marks that would otherwise be lost to time.

SAN FRANCISCO – The latest Pottery Barn co-branded collection was created in collaboration with interior designer Mark D. Sikes, who is known for his all-American aesthetic.. Inspired by the LA-based ...

Rookwood pottery, made in Cincinnati since 1880, is perhaps the most popular American art pottery among collectors. ... but also used marks that identify the piece for a collector. Until 1886, ...

Pottery Barn Kids and Mark & Graham, members of the Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (NYSE: WSM) portfolio of brands, debut an exclusive collection of stylis ...

“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 Leffingwell House Museum has a small collection of the early pottery. Armstrong & Wentworth used the mark, “A & W,” or later, “Armstrong & Wentworth, Norwich.” One of the jugs made by this firm ...

Photo: Courtesy of Pottery Barn. Mark D. Sikes wants you to embrace joy at home. The AD100 designer and tastemaker, whose award-winning style has reached clients like Reese Witherspoon, Nancy ...

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 first served ...

A well-known mark, often found on porcelain clock cases for Ansonia clocks, says “Royal Bonn, 1755” in a shield. But the maker was Franz Anton Mehlem, who had a pottery in Bonn, Germany, from ...

To craft the flowing, pitted aesthetic that defines Fat Lava pottery, Colacci says a molten effect is “achieved by baking the pieces at 1,200 degrees, which causes the glaze to explode and ...