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	Porcelain & Pottery Tea Tiles - 1570800049 Tea tiles are sometimes called "trivets" and in Scotland, one will hear the term "teapot stand". Tea trivets were made as far back as the 1700s, these being made mostly of iron. Whatever the name, thse dainty (and sometimes not) trivets are foundn holding items other than a teapot. Whatever, their use, the porcelain trivet is becoming more difficult to find as one browses around the antique shop. = = "Porcelain & Pottery Tea Tiles" pictures in color over 125 of these plates. Examples of most ... $11.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Hull Pottery - Decades of Design 2nd ed. - 0764318209 From the early years of the twentieth century to the 1980s, the A. E. Hull Pottery Company has produced imaginative ceramics that have entranced both consumers and collectors alike. Hundreds of brilliant color photographs present a sweeping survey of the broad scope of Hull pottery produced over many decades. Novelty items, flower pots, cookie jars and containers, vases, and serving wares are all included in this 2003 edition. Additionally, a brief history of the company an examination of its... $22.75     View Details Add To Cart
	Watt Pottery: A Collector's Reference with Price Guide, 2nd Ed. - 0764318535 For over 40 years the Watt family produced pottery in Central Ohio that graced kitchens and dining rooms of Americans coast to coast. Their wares, once given as advertising premiums or sold inexpensively in department stores, are now valuable collectibles. Watt Pottery tells the history of this pottery and traces its product and pattern development. Original research and 800 precise photos help identify pieces, including the very popular hand-decorated ones. Full sections on marks, pat... $29.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Scottish Ceramics by Henry Kelly - 0764309463 Only recently recognized for its many contributions to ceramics found throughout the world, the Scottish pottery industry has existed for more than two hundred years. Rather than compete with England's famed potteries to the south, Scotland focused on the export market, sending its colorful and decorative wares to America, Canada, and many parts of Southeast Asia. Widely enjoyed, these popular and affordable wares were usually not marked. Their Scottish origin, therefore, remained largely unk... $43.75     View Details Add To Cart

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