Ohio Stoneware Auction Highlights
$177,000
Exceptional Twenty-Gallon Stoneware Face Cooler by William Wilbur, Ironton, Ohio, circa 1870
WORLD AUCTION RECORDS: AMERICAN FACE VESSEL & OHIO STONEWARE!
$143,750
Important "E.H. Wood / 1840" Stoneware Pitcher, Ezekiel H. Wood, Maysville, KY
WORLD AUCTION RECORD: KENTUCKY STONEWARE
$36,000
Very Rare WM. W. BURCHNELL / LONDON (William Burchnell, London, Madison County, Ohio Redware Jar
WORLD AUCTION RECORD: OHIO REDWARE
Ohio stoneware has really come into its own over the last decade or so. A large state absolutely filled with potters, Ohio's stoneware shows a large variety of influences, as potters who had worked in the eastern states migrated westward looking for work or a new start. The vast number of stoneware potters working in Ohio have left a lot of room for research into barely-documented or even currently unknown potteries, whose work surfaces on a fairly regular basis. Other Midwestern stoneware tends to take on a similar appearance to that made in the Buckeye State. (Also see our many Anna Pottery Highlights, made by the Kirkpatrick Brothers in Anna, Illinois.)
Ohio & Midwest
