Bush-McCoy & Pewabic Pottery & More!

Pewabic Detroit pottery, 2 pieces. From their website, Founded in 1903, Pewabic is one of the oldest continually operating potteries in the country and is nationally known for producing a spectacular iridescent glaze. Lovely dish, bowl, two vases, and two small assay bowls. Please note there is a small chip in the rim of the small vase and a small chip in the edge of the shell serving dish. See pics for more details. Large vase is 7” tall, and Large serving dish is 8” x 5” x 3”. Clifton Battersea England assay crucibles size 3. Similar to Watt Pottery Green Moon and Stars - Green Glazed - Yellow ware - Vintage. 3" dia x 2" tall. Stands not included.

Brush-McCoy Pottery was named J.W. McCoy Pottery Co. before George Brush joined the business. George Brush owned a firm that used their molds to make bowls and kitchenware until a fire destroyed the manufacturing building in 1908. In 1909, Brush joined J.W. McCoy Pottery, and in 1911 the company was renamed “Brush-McCoy Pottery” after George became general manager. In the coming years, the Roseville firm made several acquisitions and bought a multitude of pottery molds to begin the production of what would become the most famous Brush-McCoy art pottery lines.

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Amy Fisk | (303) 260-9272 | Amy@movermavens.com

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Boulder, CO 80304

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Tuesday, 1/9, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

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