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Weller Sicard is a line of iridescent art pottery produced by Weller Pottery, an American ceramics company based in Zanesville, Ohio, from approximately 1902 to 1907. The line was developed by French ceramic artist Jacques Sicard, who introduced a complex metallic luster glaze technique learned in F...
Weller Hudson is an American art pottery line produced by the Weller Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio, introduced around 1917 and known for its soft, underglaze slip-painted floral and scenic decorations on a matte or semi-gloss ground.
Weller Louwelsa is an art pottery line introduced by Weller Pottery in 1894 in Zanesville, Ohio. It was the company's first major art glaze line, featuring dark-ground underglaze slip painting that is closely comparable to Rookwood's Standard Glaze. Produced during the Arts and Crafts movement, thes...
Weller Coppertone is an American art pottery glaze line introduced by Weller Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio, in the 1920s, distinguished by its mottled green and brown glaze resembling weathered copper, often applied to figural frog and fish forms.
The Weller Pottery Hudson Vase is an example of American art pottery produced by the Weller Pottery company in Zanesville, Ohio. Introduced around 1917, the Hudson line is characterized by its high-quality, hand-decorated floral motifs executed in soft pastel underglazes. Skilled decorators painted...
