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- Pottery Marks/Hallmarks...Identifying Them Just Got Easier! Collector's today are interested in many types of pottery and porcelain. Pieces from literally all over the world. It is often very hard to identify old pottery. Most pottery companies marked their wares with a hallmark, some did not....
- British Pottery Marks If you are new to collecting pottery, or even if you aren't, you will undoubtedly spend quite a lot of time poring over the pottery marks of the pieces in your collection. Variously referred to as backstamps, pottery marks, pottery backstamps and mak...
- Antiques - What is an Antique? By Sharon Stajda Finding a definitive definition for both an antique and a collectible is not possible. Just what constitutes an antique and what constitutes a collectible is determined by each individual antique dealer. Many times, the dealers will...
- History Of Clinchfield Pottery By Sharon Stajda, The first pottery workers were hired from nearby Ohio. This is the main reason the workers were labeled the "Northern People" by the residents of Erwin. The Ohio craftsmen were responsible for training the Erwin r...
- History Of Roseville Pottery By Sharon Stajda, The founder's of Roseville pottery were George Young, and C.F. Allison. The business it self got off to somewhat of a modest beginning, making general stoneware for the home. In 1902 the pa...
- English Antique Pottery Recently I had to buy a piece of English Crown Ducal pottery for a birthday gift. I had a look over a few websites and came across Perfect Pieces. I contacted them about the Charlotte Rhead piece I was interested in and received a super prompt repl...
- Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain is for anyone who has had problems identifying Antique Pottery, Ceramics or Porcelain. This is meant to be entertaining and informative and not any indication of value, if you want valuations, you must go...
