Pottery & Ceramics
Pottery is an ancient and venerated art form and refers categorically to a range of ceramics such as earthenware, stoneware, porcelain and bone china. The term ceramic is derived from the ancient greek word keramis, which refers to the plastic material or clay that is formed and fired at high tempreratures in a kiln which converts it to a solid. Pottery includes wheel pottery, as well as molded ceramics, dinnerware and various other plastic arts.
Collecting art pottery and ceramics has become an increasingly popular hobby. Auctions can be a great way to both research and add to your pottery and ceramic collection. The Artfact Art Pottery and Ceramics Collector's Guide is a resource designed to help collectors find information about antique pottery and ceramic values and bid on antique pottery and ceramics in live auctions. Find information about antique pottery and ceramics, images for each group of collectibles, lots upcoming at Artfact Live auctions, and prices realized for lots previously sold at auctions. Navigate among the collections below featuring Rookwood, Grueby, Tiffany, and much more!
- Avon Faience
- Batchelder
- Blue Ridge
- Boch Freres Keramis
- California Faience
- Carltonware
- Clarice Cliff
- Claycraft
- Clewell
- Dedham
- Dorchester
- Doulton Lambeth
- Durant Kilns
- Ephraim
- Flint Faience
- Frankoma
- Fulper
- George Ohr
- Gouda
- Grueby
- Hamilton Tile
- Hampshire
- Jasperware and Basalt
- Low Art Tile
- Marblehead
- Martin Brothers
- McCoy
- Mercer Tile
- Mochaware
- Moorcroft
- Natzler
- Newcomb
- Pauline
- Peters & Reed
- Pigeon Forge
- Providential Tile
- Red Wing
- Rookwood
- Roseville
- Salt Glaze Stoneware
- Saturday Evening Girls
- Shoji Hamada
- Teco
- Tiffany
- Unikat
- Van Briggle
- Weller
- Wheatley
- Zsolnay
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