Antique Yellow Ware Stoneware Pottery - Types Makers Marks / Book + Values

Description

Profusely illustrated in color and black-and-white, this comprehensive pictorial guide provides a definitive survey of antique yellow ware pottery and stoneware.
YELLOW WARE – THE TRANSITIONAL CERAMIC
by Joan Liebowitz, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., Penn., 1985.
Hundreds of yellow ware items are pictured and described in-depth in this fascinating book.  The narrative is rich; the photography is superb.  This text covers by chapter: You Collect What? -Yellow What? Historical Introduction; New Jersey; Ohio; Ancillary Producers; Hints; England; Notes; Time Lines; Bibliography; and Index.  Manufacturers pictured include Bennington, Rockingham, Trenton, American Pottery Manufacturing Co., Swan Hill Pottery, A. Hall and Sons, D.E. McNichol Pottery Co., Salt and Mear, Roseville, and many other manufacturers.  Pictured are butter churns, figurines, novelty items, open salts, colanders, soap dishes, jugs and pitchers, moulds, bowls, footwarmers, washboards, butter pots or crocks, pie plates, spittoons, teapots, funnels, bedpans and more.  This rare book belongs in the permanent reference library of the collector, dealer, or historian of antique yellow ware pottery.
8.5” x 11” softback in very good condition.  119 pages.
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