(2) Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society Catalog\'s
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(2) Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society Catalog\'s:
$14.00
Includes (2) Society Catalog\'s.Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society\'s sale Sale number 35 “Walking With The Potter”. Lots 404. Date of catalog November 6, 2010. Pages 127. Brand New. Four color covers with black and white illustrated photos.
A unique gathering as a quality from all our southern states were represented, but face vessels stole the spotlight. From the turn of the 19th into the 20th century came these facial pieces. The vernacular torso jug from Alabama was eye opening. Georgia’s Crawford County’s one of a kind signed and dated Merritt piece was well received, face jugs from Gillsville with Charlie Ferguson Sr. was exciting coupled with one of his son’s face heads really drew attention and historically profound, White county’s L. Q. face piece was the icing on the cake, also a glazed Arie Meaders face jug, then reinforced with premium Lanier Meaders forms. North Carolinas western area by Buncombe paraded two spectacular O. L. Bachelder forms as well important Pisgah Forest and a Brown’s Pottery early face piece, Catawba Valley held its ground with gorgeous and highly praised Seagle and Hartsoe forms, rare Hilton family pieces, B. B. Craig offered excellent pieces. The Carolina Piedmont showcased some good redware forms, salt glaze Fox beauty’s, and a rare N. H. Dixon ring jug, a rare J. D. and T. W. Craven form some interesting cobalt blue decorative forms, wonderful art pottery finds, and an unusual grouping of Billy Hussey elevated with these two large colorful cats, South Carolina’s “cradle of alkaline glazes” offered several slave made wares and makers as well uncommon attributed Dave Drake forms, great Rhodes and Chandler decorative pieces, and even an Otto Brown face jug rounded out this states representatives. An excellent catalog to compliment our southern collector especially the unique facial icons found here.
Post sale price list included.Society\'s sale-Reference Sale Catalog 36, “DISCOVERIES” 483 Lots. Brand New. Date of catalog June 25, 2011.
A unique and unparalleled survey of 18th through 20th century southern pottery, potteries, and potters. Not only an sale price guide, but the extensive background information on the potter is invaluable. Fully illustrated with the piece, marks, and important features as well and descriptions of each item. Four color covers with black and white illustrated photos. Includes a Memorial page to potter Marie Rogers of Georgia. This catalog featured the newly discovered one of a kind decorated Dave the Slave Jug that set a public sale record and rewrote the history books.
Post sale price list included with catalog.
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(2) Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society Catalog\'s:
$14.00