Studio Pottery HomeA web site devoted to the collecting, buying and selling of American Studio Pottery.Vintage Studio PotteryThis is a 'gray' area. I tend to think of it as pottery being offered for sale for the first or sometimes second time. And, of course includes pottery by artists who are no longer working. New Studio Pottery Pottery being offered for sale on the open market by the artist, gallery, collector or dealer for the first time. Working Potters Links Includes links to working studio potters. It is tough to decide what to include here and I will be the final judge. I want to feature the artist side of this world. This does not eliminate the artist who produces the classical functional ceramics art. In fact the functional pottery is my favorite. Pottery Collection LinksCollector 'show off' your studio pottery collection sites. What This Place is AboutWhat on earth is this place all about?How To Sell PotteryInformation on selling your studio pottery here.Some Other ServicesOther services offered at Ceramic Arts dot US.Our Terms of UseIf buying or selling at Ceramic Arts dot US be sure to read. By implication your use of this site means you agree to abide by these terms.Studio Pottery MarksPhoto examples of marks used by American Studio Potters.

Dean SchwarzMy trip to visit a true master potter of the first order..Jack PharoArticle by Thomag G. Turnquist.

American Studio Pottery / Ceramic Art

I will be adding some marks examples here. Some will be from current artists
and some from the 'old masters'. Just what I have come by.

Contributions are always welcome (subject to verification af authenticity).

Louis Mideke Stephen Hill Rupert Deese John Glick William Pitney Steven Polchert Wildenhain

Victor Babu Ken Ferguison piece while at Archie Bray Jim McKinnell Karl Martz Jack Pharo Richard Lincoln