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2001

 

Vol. 17, No. 6  •  November - December 2001

    Books, Books, Books. Book Reviews; Five Pottery Books Everyone Should Own; John Flaxman Designs at Roseville Pottery; Additional Reading: A Listing of Pottery Books; House of Haeger Book II.

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Vol. 17, No. 5  •  September - October 2001

    The California Issue. California Pottery: From Mission to Modernism; May & Vieve Hamilton: 1930’s California Ceramists; Pacific Clay Products: Bright & Beautiful; Bauer at the Wheel; Pillin.

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Vol. 17, No. 4  •  July - August 2001

    The Luster Issue. Weller Sicardo: A Legacy of Lusterware; Theophilus Anthony Bower; The Luster Pottery of Paul Katrich; The Transformation of the Zanesville Art Center.

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Vol. 17, No. 3  •  May - June 2001

    Bisque: A Potter Views American Art Pottery; The Camark Pottery of Camden; Rozart Pottery; AAPA Convention 2001, New Orleans.

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Vol. 17, No. 1  •  January - February 2001

    George Ohr - The Letters - Part II; Arequipa Pottery: Fired By Ideals; Solon Pottery; Arkansas Art Pottery part II - The Niloak Pottery of Benton; The Saturday Evening Girls & Their Paul Revere Pottery

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2000

 

Vol. 16, No. 5  •  September - October 2000

    Zanesville Mystery II; Ouachita Pottery of Hot Springs; Peters & Reed Book Review; Restoration Aftercare

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Vol. 16, No. 4  •  July - August 2000
    Convention 2000; Paradoxes of the Art Nouveau at Rookwood; Margaret Peck, Grande Dame of Rookwood Pottery; Swirlware, A Zanesville Mystery

Vol. 16, No. 3  •  May - June 2000
    Book Review of Scandinavian Art Pottery; Web-Bytes, Protect Yourself Against On-Line Fraud; Peters & Reed; In The Potter’s Hands, James Cameron Spiroff; Red Wing Art Pottery

Vol. 16, No. 2  •  March - April 2000
    Book Reviews of Introducing Roseville Pottery; Collector’s Encyclopedia of Stangl Dinnerware; Follow-up of Red Wing book; Web-Bytes, Are You Missing Out?; Catalina, The Quintessential California Pottery; Brush Pottery Fire

Vol. 16, No. 1  •  January - February 2000
    Book Review of Sanfords Guide to Garden City Pottery; Kipling’s New England, Grueby’s India; Definition of Terms; Edgerton Potter’s Legacy; Web-Bytes, Wrapping & Packing, Don’t Sell Your E-Bay Stock yet, but…

Vol. 15, No. 6  •  November - December 1999
    Book Review of “Millers Twentieth Century Ceramics”, The Virtual Shop, Selling on the Web; O.K., So You’re a Pottery Collector; Willard Spence and Indian Hills Pottery; Understanding Roseville Pottery; Dryden Pottery, Master of the Glaze

Vol. 15, No. 5  •  September - October 1999
    The Internet Auction - Selling; Iowa States Prairie Pottery

Vol. 15, No. 4  •  July - August 1999
    The Internet Auction - Buying; Convention 1999; Chillicothe’s Florentine Pottery; Insuring Your Pottery Collection

Vol. 15, No. 3  •  May - June 1999
    Surfing The Net; Kurt Wild, His Unique Technique; Art Pottery of North Carolina

Vol. 15, No. 2  •  March - April 1999
    The Case of the Two Sam Wellers; In the Coil; The Collector’s Urge; Maria Longworth; Viktor Schreckengost and Cowan Pottery

Vol. 15, No. 1  •  January - February 1999
    Book review on American Art Tile 1876-1941, also a review of Kenton Hills Porcelain Inc.; The Roll of Haegar in American Art Pottery; Melvin Caspers Merritt Island Pottery

Vol. 14, No. 6  •  November - December 1998
    “Daddy Bins: The Reason Why The Best Studied at Alfred”; Our American Potteries - Weller Ware

Vol. 14, No. 5  •  September - October 1998
    Kansas City Convention 1998; The American Potteries - Pauline Potteries; An American Potter - Henry Chapman Mercer

Vol. 14, No. 4  •  July - August 1998
    Book review of - Haegar Potteries Through the Years; Powder Puff Production: The Rookwood Pottery Girls; Collecting Pottery - A Potter’s View; Two Grueby Discoveries.

Vol. 14, No. 3  •  May - June 1998
    Book review of American Art Pottery; also, American Art Pottery a Collection of Pottery, Tiles & Memorabilia 1880 - 1950; also, Fireworks New England Art Pottery of the Arts & Crafts Movement, Japanese Influence and Rookwood Art Pottery. Crystalline Glazes - Natural Beauty. Gamtofte - Tuckaho - A [Big] River Ran Between Them

Vol. 14, No. 2  •  March–April 1998
    Interviews with Charles Edgar Murphy: Artist and Designer; Collecting at the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works; Ford Ceramic Arts, Columbus, Ohio

Vol. 13, No. 6  •  November–December 1997
    Francis J. Duggan the Potter, Book Review; Zanesville Stoneware; Art Ceramics at the Univ. of Illinois-Urbana; Art Pottery in the Furniture City: Collections of the Public Museum of Grand Rapids

Vol. 13, No. 4  •  July–August 1997
    Abingdon Pottery Artware 1934–1950 Stepchild of the Great Depression, Book Review; Convention 1997 Hits Dedham, Massachusetts; The Visual Arts Center at North Carolina State University, Raleigh: Building A Collection; Cowan Pottery: The Arts and Crafts Heritage

Vol. 13, No. 3  •  May–June 1997
    Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy Pottery, Book 2, Book Review; Sadie Irvine, Potter?; A Look at the American Art Pottery Association; Beatrice Wood: Still in Love at the Wheel of Life

Vol. 13, No. 2  •  March–April 1997
    Art Deco and Modernist Ceramics, Book Review; Van Briggle’s Wheel Still Turning; The Roseville Rush...or George, George, What are you up to now?; Kellogg Studio Pottery, 1948–1976

Vol. 13, No. 1  •  January–February 1997
    Abingdon Pottery: Art or Industry; Threads of Life; Glaze Craze, Collectors get Fired up about Rookwood Pottery

Vol. 12, No. 10  •  September – October 1996
    Kenton Hills Pottery an Artistic Success but a Wartime Casualty; 1996 Convention Highlights; Why I Collect American Art Pottery

Vol. 12, No. 9  •  July–August 1996
    California Faience: A West Coast Pottery of the American Arts and Crafts Movement; Why Pots are Fun; Art Pottery as Contemporary Ceramics: The Collection of the Newark Museum

Vol. 12, No. 8  •  May–June 1996
    Thomas Wheatley’s Arts and Crafts Pottery; The Roseville Style; Decorative Arts and Ceramics 1875–1925 in the Collection of the Allentown Art Museum

Vol. 12, No. 7  •  March–April 1996
    Batchelder Ceramics: The Last Craftsman Pottery; Themes in Overbeck Designs; “Newcomb Pottery: The Trend of Education”

Vol. 11, No. 5  •  Nov. –Dec. 1995
    Who is this Woman? Bio on New President Linda Carrigan; The Ceramic Art of Father Anthony; Bauer: The Early Artwares; North Carolina’s Mint Museum of Art

Vol. 11, No. 3  •  July–August 1995
    Convention Review; Weller Pottery’s Cream Colored Wares:  1910–1935; Rookwood Paperweights and Animal Figurines;    AAPA Auction Review

Vol. 11, No. 2  •  May–June 1995
    Laura Anne Fry and The Greater Lafayette Museum of Art; Glidden Pottery; Picturing your Pots, Hints on How to Successfully Photograph your Pottery for Reproduction

Vol. 11, No. 1  •  March–April 1995
    Erni Cabat, Artist, Sculptor, Potter; Pewabic on the Potomac, Where to see Pewabic in D.C.; Tobacco Jars; Starting a Collection; Clay and Glass Association of California Artists, Book Review

Vol. 9, No. 3  •  May–June 1994
    Bright and Beautiful, Pacific Clay Products; Kovel’s American Art Pottery, Book Review; Convention Update; Collections (Photos) Weller Hudson

Vol. 9, No. 2  •  March–April 1994
    Delightful Textures, Van Briggle Tiles; A Wichita Wizard, Jack Pharo; Collections (Photos) Cowan

Vol. 9, No. 1  •  January–February 1994
    Great Danes, Norse Pottery; Southwest Art Pottery Association; Ceramic Arts Studio Exhibit Review: Collections (Photos) Bauer

Vol. 8, No.  6  •  November–December 1993
    Show Report—Gone on Glendale; Early Grueby; Exhibit Review—The Natzlers, Scheiers and McKinnells; Collections (Photos) Nicodemus

Vol. 8, No. 5  •  September–October 1993
    Howard S. Lewis; The Ceramic Arts Studio of Madison-Rabbit Recollects; Auction Report—Rookwood III; Show Report—Pottery Lovers, Zanesville; Collections (Photos) UND

Vol. 8, No. 4  •  July–August 1993
    George and RumRill; Cowan Artists and Associates; Collections (Photos) Red Wing

Vol. 8, No. 3  •  May–June 1993
    Convention Report; Fulper Glaze and Form; Fulper Evolves into Stangl; Collections (Photos) Darsie & Ragenda

Vol. 8, No. 2  •  March–April 1993
    Three Women from Cincinnati; The Alamo Pottery; Harding Black, The Early Years; Collections (Photos) Camark

Vol. 8, No. 1  •  January–February 1993
    Report–Two UND Artists; All that Swirls is not Necessarily Niloak; Polia Pillin 1909–1992; Collections (Photos) Pauline Pottery

Vol. 7, No. 4  •  November–December 1992
    The Pottery of J.B. Owens: Beyond Utopian; Review of “Catalina Tile of the Magic Isle”; Review of National Art Pottery Tour “Creative Clay” by the New Orleans Museum        of Art; Gordon and Jane Martz

Vol. 7, No. 3  •  September–October 1992
    Brush McCoy; Review of “Keramos” The Ceramics Journal of the Everson Museum of Art; Mark Zamantakis: Color by Fire

Vol. 7, No. 2  •  April–June 1992
    Glen Tor Pottery: Reprinted from The Craftsman, July 1915; AAPA Convention Review and Forecast

Vol. 7, No. 1  •  January–March 1992
    Charles Fergus Binns & Frederick Hürten Rhead

Vol. 6, No. 1  •  January–February 1991
    Arkansas Art Pottery: A Historical Perspective; Pioneers of   the American Pottery Movement, Part I, The Robertsons

Vol. 4, No.  7 & 8  •  July–August 1989
    North Dakota Pottery Collection Sold

Vol. 4, No. 4 & 5  •  April–May 1989
    The Art of Sgraffito at Weller Pottery

Vol. 3, No. 5  •  December 1988
    Futura Pottery by Roseville

Vol. 3, No. 3  •  October 1988
    Harold G. Driscoll, Stoneware Potter

Vol. 3, No. 2  •  September 1988
    Leon Mosburg: Ceramic Perspicacity

Vol. 3, No.1  •  August 1988
    The Pottery Industry of Trenton, New Jersey

Vol. 2 No. 6  •  September–October 1987
    Some Notes on Southern Pottery; Rookwood Pottery

Vol. 2, No. 4  •  September 1986
    The Crystalline Excellence of Herrmann–Stolken Porcelain

Vol. 2, No. 3  •  May 1986
    William E. Pitney Pottery; Decorative Pottery of Cincinnati

Vol. 2, No. 2  •  March–April 1986
    Zanesville Stoneware; New York City Ceramics, Part IV, The Ceramic Tile of Harris G. Strong

Vol. 2, No. 1  •  January–February 1986
    North Dakota School of Mines Pottery; Founded by a Woman

Vol. 1, No. 6  •  November–December 1985
    Newcomb Pottery: An Essay in Photographs

Vol. 1, No.  3   •  May–June 1985
    Leon Volkmar: The Master Potter Who Made History; New York City Ceramics, Part II, Stonelain Pottery

Vol. 1, No. 2  •  March–April 1985
    Theophilus Brouwer, Jr., A Twentieth Century Long Island Artist; The WPA Produced More Than Wages; New York City Ceramics, Part I, The Inwood Pottery Studios

Vol. 1, No. 1  •  January–February 1985
    Karl Martz, Potter, Retrospective   

 

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