From thrift store shelves to high-end auctions, vintage pottery is having a major moment. Collectors are snapping up everything from mid-century planters to century-old porcelain, drawn by artistry, ...

More than a dozen pieces of colorful Spanish pottery dating back to the 1930s will be available to collectors Sunday during the Cathedral Festival's silent auction, from noon to 5 p.m. on the grounds ...

Enclosed is a photo of my Catalina Island pottery pitcher and six matching tumblers. My aunt purchased them in 1932. They are blue with tan rims. I would like to know if Catalina Island pottery is a ...

Jean Barol, a French potter, made this 8-inch vase decorated with birds and metallic luster glaze. It sold recently at a Cincinnati Art Galleries auction for 01. Current prices are recorded from ...

Assorted pottery, dishware, and glassware on a shelf. - Yuliya Yesina/Shutterstock When pottery collectors scouring thrift stores spot a particular shade of green and an uncommon sculptural design, ...

Vintage pottery collecting blends art, history, and treasure hunting. From understanding maker’s marks to spotting rare styles, knowing what to look for can turn a thrift store stroll into a jackpot.

Remember the Beanie Baby craze of the 1990s? Perhaps you've heard about the tulip bulb frenzy of the 1600s? There's a new frenzy brewing now at your nearest T.J .Maxx, Marshalls or Home Goods store ...

Five accomplished potters and alumni from the School of Art and Design, Rebecca Chappell (MFA 08), Sanam Emami (MFA 02), Ryan Greenheck (MFA 04), Alleghany Meadows (MFA 99), and Kyla Toomey (BFA 04), ...

This Fulper pottery set was given to my mother around 1950. It has "Fulper" stamped on the bottom of each piece other than the flower frog. Is it still considered to be collectible? Dear E. S.: To ...

North Carolina can lay claim to one of the country’s most notable and collectible pottery… Jugtown pottery. This special and unique ware has a rich Southern history. This pottery originated in Moore ...

Collectors are always asking if their thrift shop discoveries will ever amount to anything. Rosalie Berberian proved they can. A pottery casserole marked “Weller” she purchased for 50 cents at a ...