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Benefits of becoming a member. . .
Pottery for sale at Members Events and Society Auctions as well periodic Special Edition pieces. Receive notices of upcoming Auctions, Events, Billy Ray Hussey Pottery Kiln Openings, periodic six page Society Newsletter, and Pottery offered exclusively for Society Members.
Pottery for sale at Members Events and Society Auctions as well periodic Special Edition pieces. Receive notices of upcoming Auctions, Events, Billy Ray Hussey Pottery Kiln Openings, periodic six page Society Newsletter, and Pottery offered exclusively for Society Members.
Join the Society today. . . . and receive Catalog 57 "Behind Closed Doors," or the catalog of your choice on Pottery Catalogs page, and Society Newsletters included.
A landmark event in a historical perspective. As new research on several important pieces from the South. From the only second known Mississippi face jug of the late 1800s. Now able to identify one of 1860s slave made Edgefield, South Carolina face jug makers, even with a photograph. So much information and pieces of our potting heritage is found within this memorable catalog. Newcomb College is always a charm to acquire. Georgia’s offerings are remarkable. North Carolina’s art pottery is superbly premium, and a fascinating gravemarker. Ohio and Illinois face pieces. South Carolina African American slave pottery such as Dave are especially astounding, along with some Americana folk art that is a rarity. Tennessee proudly hosts several rare markings as does Texas. What a celebration of iconic relics to acquire. Don’t miss this opportunity!
A landmark event in a historical perspective. As new research on several important pieces from the South. From the only second known Mississippi face jug of the late 1800s. Now able to identify one of 1860s slave made Edgefield, South Carolina face jug makers, even with a photograph. So much information and pieces of our potting heritage is found within this memorable catalog. Newcomb College is always a charm to acquire. Georgia’s offerings are remarkable. North Carolina’s art pottery is superbly premium, and a fascinating gravemarker. Ohio and Illinois face pieces. South Carolina African American slave pottery such as Dave are especially astounding, along with some Americana folk art that is a rarity. Tennessee proudly hosts several rare markings as does Texas. What a celebration of iconic relics to acquire. Don’t miss this opportunity!
