I have a small antique store in Salina KS. I will be posting information about antiques and collectibles. There will be advice on collecting, information about items, and many other related topics.
Showing posts with label Zanesville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zanesville. Show all posts
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Weller Marvo
Samuel Augustus Weller started Weller pottery as a one man operation in 1872. They started out in Fultonham, OH but in the next decade moved to Zanesville, OH. Weller was produced for over 70 years, from 1872 to 1948. They produced many lines of art pottery, changing with the times. The piece pictured is in the Marvo pattern. Some pieces of this pattern were marked but some, like this one were not. Marvo was made from the mid 1920's until 1933.
Friday, March 11, 2011
McCoy Pine cone tea set
McCoy has a long and interesting history. I will give you just a brief explanation of them. There have been 4 generations of the McCoy family involved in several different manufacturing companies.
In 1848 W. Nelson McCoy & W.F. McCoy started a pottery business in Zanesville, OH making stoneware crocks and jars.
In 1899 J.W. Mccoy organized the J.W. McCoy pottery company in Roseville, OH (near Zanesville). He added several lines of art pottery. In 1909 George Brush became the General Manager for J.W. McCoy. In 1911 they merged with several small pottery companies and became the Brush-McCoy company. In 1925 the McCoy family sold their interest in the Brush-McCoy company and it became the Brush pottery company.
Iin 1910 Nelson McCoy, son of J.W. McCoy started the Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware company in Roseville, OH. He had financial help from his father. They were in direct competition with Brush McCoy making stoneware. In 1933 Nelson McCoy reorganized to become the Nelson McCoy pottery company and began producing art pottery like his father, J.W. McCoy.
The piece pictured is the Pine Cone Tea set and was manufactured in 1946. The mark shown is one of many McCoy marks.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Roseville Florentine
Roseville pottery was made in Zanesville, Ohio. The company was incorporated in 1892. In 1954 they sold to the Mosaic tile company. The piece pictured is the pattern Florentine. The mark on this piece was used from 1910 to 1928. The only exception was in the 1930's this mark was used on Utility ware and Juvenile pieces. Roseville made many different pieces and patterns. This is just a sample. This piece is available on my Website.
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