Bringing the pieces back together was important for the museum and Pottery Lovers because of the ties they have to Zanesville’s past as the pottery capital of the world. In 1923, there were 37 ...

Declining demand for art pottery and competition from abroad forced Weller to close its doors in 1948. Your Weller vase, at about 15 inches high, is from the Etna line, which began production in 1906.

Roseville Pottery was incorporated in 1892 by George F. Young, general manager and later primary owner, and was named for its location in Roseville, Ohio. One of the fastest growing pottery companies ...

He made, decorated and sold the pottery. By 1915, Weller had hundreds of employees to handle the work at his Zanesville plant. Weller said it was the largest art pottery in the world. Weller was one ...

Weller pottery was first made in 1872 in Fultonham, Ohio, but by 1882 Weller had moved to Zanesville. Hundreds of thousands of pieces of decorative art pottery and florist wares were made at ...

ZANESVILLE – Five vases created more than a century ago at an Ohio pottery plant and displayed at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis are together again at a museum in eastern Ohio. The … ...

ZANESVILLE, Ohio (WJW) – Pottery, dinnerware, furniture, pots and glassware; There’s a little bit of everything in this week’s One Tank Trip.

Q: I recently was given this Weller vase. What can you tell me about it? It appears to have been well used and is not in the best of condition. On the bottom is "Weller Pottery Since 1872." S.M.S ...

ZANESVILLE, Ohio (WJW) – Pottery, dinnerware, furniture, pots and glassware; There’s a little bit of everything in this week’s One Tank Trip. As the name implies, Zanesville Pottery is ...

Pottery Lovers, in Zanesville, will run from Wednesday to Saturday, July 12 to 15, while the Crooksville-Roseville Pottery Festival goes from Thursday to Saturday, July 13 to 15, at Crooksville Park.

Owens Pottery was one of Zanesville’s big three rivals, including Weller and Roseville, and all three developed many, competing lines of ware. Owens Pottery's 1904 catalog lists eight hundred items ...