Whether you have collected stoneware a long time or are just starting, one of the frustrations in this endeavor is knowing just what...

Attached you will find several photos of a salt-glazed stoneware crock that I obtained recently from an antique shop here in Ohio. At...

At one location I found a piece of Cortland, New York stoneware which had a design similar to a tornado. From that point forward the...

The following is a list of Wheeling, West Virginia merchants as they are remembered from stencils on the stoneware that they ordered from...

In this blog, I will share one of my special personal interests––the utilitarian spongeware pitcher. These pitchers came in two sizes:...

Enthusiasm for collecting a category of stoneware (or any antique for that matter) waxes and wanes. Pieces that spark a clash of Titans at

American stoneware production had several prominent hubs from the late 18th century to the early 20th century. Two hubs really stand out...

I am often asked, “What kind of stoneware should I collect?”  My answer is always, “Collect whatever brings a smile to your face every...