Some pottery pieces are more valuable than you might think. If you come across one with a certain name or mark, it could be ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Browsing the housewares or ceramic aisles of the thrift store can seem like an overwhelming sea of chipped plates, promotional coffee cups, ...

Are you an estate sale enthusiast? Look out for this now-defunct ceramic crock and dinnerware manufacturer out of Minnesota. The pieces can fetch high prices.

Question: I have three older crocks and two stoneware jugs that are at least a century old. All were made in either New York or New Jersey, and two of the crocks have decorative designs. Are pieces ...

This valuable pottery brand has fetched impressive five-figure sums at auctions -- here's how to recognize it if you spot it on a thrift store shelf.

Enclosed is a photo of my Catalina Island pottery pitcher and six matching tumblers. My aunt purchased them in 1932. They are blue with tan rims. I would like to know if Catalina Island pottery is a ...

This Fulper pottery set was given to my mother around 1950. It has "Fulper" stamped on the bottom of each piece other than the flower frog. Is it still considered to be collectible? Dear E. S.: To ...

Blue and white stoneware has always been a popular collectible and a perfect antique to add to your stoneware collections. Many times we find something that just does not add up to one certain company ...

2017 is in the rearview mirror and 2018 is in its infancy, which means another year of what’s trending in antiques. If you’ve been staying up on your “House to Home” columns about what’s trending in ...

I like McCoy pottery — in fact, I like it quite a bit. Flowerpots, vases, pitchers, bowls, cookie jars, cat/dog dishes, lamps, planters to even Smiley face and Pac-Man — it doesn't really matter. This ...