Add to ORKGThe Tycer Pottery Company manufactured earthenware cooking and dinner ware in the former pottery of F. S. Lowry (1868-1916) at Roseville, Ohio, from ca. 1921 to 1957. The firm was perhaps best known for its "Japaneeso" cookware, patented in 1929, its "Neu-Deel Cookin-Ware," patented in 1933, and its later barbecue ware featuring a longhorn motif. In retirement Tycer returned to his Amite, Louisiana, home, where he died in 1968
Reverse reads: "Potter at work. Wellers Pottery, Zanesville." This photograph shows an unknown man ...
A unique, elaborately hand-decorated pitcher, crudely marked "R. Web[b] & Co./Potters Salineville OH...
The history of the Stiles Slanting Spout Co., later the Cleveland Pottery Co., which manufactured di...
The Tycer Pottery Company manufactured earthenware cooking and dinner ware in the former pottery of ...
An unrecorded advertising broadside and 1917 invoice document and illustrate cooking ware produced b...
The history of a small cooking ware pottery operated by John Burton (1837-1927) at Roseville, Ohio, ...
The D & D Pottery, Roseville, Ohio, in operation from about 1977 to 1983, is documented and examples...
A recently discovered earthenware bowl impressed "Twentieth Century German/Acid Proof," can be attri...
The caption reads: "Potter at work. Zanesville Weller's Pottery" The company was founded by Samuel ...
History of the National Pottery Co., Roseville, Ohio, and speculation regarding its manufacture of a...
Reverse reads: "Code - F1; Class - Industry - Pottery Mfg.; Ident. - Pouring Moulds." The bowls on ...
This photograph shows a man throwing clay on a pottery wheel. S.A. Weller Pottery located at 1888 ...
Previously unpublished views of the Ransbottom Brothers and Buckeye Pottery stoneware plants, Muskin...
As published, the following content was omitted from the bottom of page 1: "stock by M. Rider, J. E....
The Columbus Pottery Co. of Columbus (Worthington), Ohio, was a short-lived (ca. 1905-1906) manufact...
Reverse reads: "Potter at work. Wellers Pottery, Zanesville." This photograph shows an unknown man ...
A unique, elaborately hand-decorated pitcher, crudely marked "R. Web[b] & Co./Potters Salineville OH...
The history of the Stiles Slanting Spout Co., later the Cleveland Pottery Co., which manufactured di...
The Tycer Pottery Company manufactured earthenware cooking and dinner ware in the former pottery of ...
An unrecorded advertising broadside and 1917 invoice document and illustrate cooking ware produced b...
The history of a small cooking ware pottery operated by John Burton (1837-1927) at Roseville, Ohio, ...
The D & D Pottery, Roseville, Ohio, in operation from about 1977 to 1983, is documented and examples...
A recently discovered earthenware bowl impressed "Twentieth Century German/Acid Proof," can be attri...
The caption reads: "Potter at work. Zanesville Weller's Pottery" The company was founded by Samuel ...
History of the National Pottery Co., Roseville, Ohio, and speculation regarding its manufacture of a...
Reverse reads: "Code - F1; Class - Industry - Pottery Mfg.; Ident. - Pouring Moulds." The bowls on ...
This photograph shows a man throwing clay on a pottery wheel. S.A. Weller Pottery located at 1888 ...
Previously unpublished views of the Ransbottom Brothers and Buckeye Pottery stoneware plants, Muskin...
As published, the following content was omitted from the bottom of page 1: "stock by M. Rider, J. E....
The Columbus Pottery Co. of Columbus (Worthington), Ohio, was a short-lived (ca. 1905-1906) manufact...
Reverse reads: "Potter at work. Wellers Pottery, Zanesville." This photograph shows an unknown man ...
A unique, elaborately hand-decorated pitcher, crudely marked "R. Web[b] & Co./Potters Salineville OH...
The history of the Stiles Slanting Spout Co., later the Cleveland Pottery Co., which manufactured di...
