Saturday, July 24, 2010

Upcoming Events for Art Pottery Enthusiasts

Upcoming Events for Art Pottery Enthusiasts Part of the art pottery experience is attending various shows and events throughout the year.  You always end up finding that one art pottery piece that completes your collection or maybe meet someone who shares your passion for McCoy cookie jars; and no one walks away from any of these shows without gaining a lot of valuable information.  With that thought in mind, here are a few upcoming events...

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Just Art Pottery New Arrivals

Visiting the Just Art Pottery new arrivals page is like the anticipation of unwrapping an unexpected gift. You can’t wait to see what awaits you.  You never know for sure what it is, but you’re never disappointed.  Whether you’re a casual art pottery collector or avidly seek new and hard to find American art pottery, there’s something for everyone.  Here are a few of the latest additions:Clyde Burt Mid-Century Modern Pottery Vase –...

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Weller Pottery Matt Green

Weller Pottery Matt Green Matt Green, when used in context with Weller Pottery company, is not a name, but rather, a production of a particular glaze dated around 1905.  Historians say it’s one of the more interesting glazes of Weller Pottery and that it came closer to matching in quality to Grueby Pottery than any other pottery company during that time.  For those who collect the Weller Pottery matt green pieces, they...

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Creating Indoor Fountains

Three Bowl Fountain What worked? • The top bowl had the perfect spout shapes on the sides from which to pour into the other bowls. • Placing a long foot on the bottom of the bowls, rather than trying to come up from the bottom of the next lower bowl proved useful for glazing purposes. • The straight up-and-down design with the continuous line from feet to bowl provided easy placement of the tubing for least exposure. What didn’t • I didn’t...

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