swap_horiz Van Briggle Pottery Alternatives

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Rookwood Pottery

Rookwood Pottery originated in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1880 as a pioneering ceramics studio. The company gained recognition...

American Historic Decorative Cincinnati

8.8 Great

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Martin Brothers Pottery

Martin Brothers Pottery was a London studio pottery active from 1873 to 1923, founded by Robert Wallace Martin and his b...

Studio Victorian English Stoneware

8.5 Great

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De Morgan Pottery

De Morgan Pottery was a Victorian studio founded by William De Morgan in London in 1872, famous for its lustred and Pers...

Victorian English Tiles Lustre

8.5 Great

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Grueby Faience

Grueby Faience Company, founded in Boston in 1894, is notable for its highly influential Arts and Crafts matte green pot...

American Boston Art Pottery Arts And Crafts

8.5 Great

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Newcomb Pottery

Operating in New Orleans from 1895 to 1940, Newcomb Pottery was an American enterprise tied to Tulane University, noted...

American Historic New Orleans Art Pottery

8.5 Great

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Pewabic Pottery

Founded in Detroit during the 1903 Arts and Crafts movement, Pewabic Pottery is notable for its iridescent glazes and ar...

American Detroit Iridescent Tiles

8.0 Great

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Roseville Pottery

Roseville Pottery was a prominent American art ceramics manufacturer in Ohio, operating from 1890 to 1954, highly regard...

American Historic Ohio Molded

7.8 Good

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Marblehead Pottery

Established in Massachusetts in 1904 by Herbert Hall, Marblehead Pottery became famous for its hand-carved art tiles and...

American Historic Massachusetts Arts And Crafts

7.8 Good

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Weller Pottery

Weller Pottery, founded by Samuel Weller in 1872 in Ohio, was a major American art pottery manufacturer, recognized for...

American Historic Decorative Ohio

7.5 Good

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Teco Pottery (American Terra Cotta)

Teco Pottery, produced by the American Terra Cotta Company in Illinois starting in 1899, is renowned for its distinctive...

American Historic Chicago Art Pottery

7.5 Good

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Fulper Pottery

Fulper Pottery, originally a New Jersey stoneware company established in 1805, introduced its renowned line of distincti...

American Historic New Jersey Art Pottery

7.5 Good

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Paul Revere Pottery (Saturday Evening Girls)

Organized in Boston around 1908, the Paul Revere Pottery employed immigrant young women known as the Saturday Evening Gi...

American Boston Historic Art Pottery

7.5 Good

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California Faience

Operating in Berkeley from 1913 until the 1950s, California Faience was a prominent studio celebrated for its intricatel...

American California Tiles Art Pottery

7.5 Good

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Elton Ware (Sunflower Pottery)

Founded by Edmund Elton in 1881 in Clevedon, England, Elton Ware was produced at the Sunflower Pottery and is notable fo...

Historic Somerset English Art Pottery

7.0 Good

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Niloak Pottery

Niloak Pottery, founded in Benton, Arkansas, in 1909, is famous for its Mission Swirl artware, which featured intricatel...

American Historic Arkansas Art Pottery

7.0 Good

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Cowan Pottery

The Cowan Pottery Studio, operating in Lakewood and Rocky River, Ohio, from 1912 to 1931, was a prominent American ceram...

American Historic Art Deco Ohio

7.0 Good

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Hampshire Pottery

Operating in Keene, New Hampshire, from 1871 to 1916, Hampshire Pottery was recognized for its matte green glazes and Gr...

American Historic New Hampshire Art Pottery

7.0 Good

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Muncie Pottery

Founded in Indiana in 1922, Muncie Pottery is highly regarded by collectors for its distinctive Arts and Crafts style an...

American Historic Art Deco Indiana

6.5 Fair

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Peters & Reed Pottery

Peters and Reed Pottery, established in 1899 in Zanesville, Ohio, is recognized for its heavily potted artware featuring...

American Historic Functional Ohio

6.0 Fair

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Hull Pottery

Hull Pottery, founded in Crooksville, Ohio, in 1905, is highly regarded by collectors for its art pottery and figural pl...

American Decorative Ohio Mid Century

6.0 Fair