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American Art
Pottery & 20th Century Design
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For a new book to be titled Introducing Weller Pottery, Mark Bassett is currently
in the process of organizing a list of the standard Weller lines. This page
represents his work to date. For information about the book itself, visit
the Weller book page.
Mark would appreciate any help that collectors and
researchers can offer regarding factory records, dates, standard colors,
extent of individual lines, etc. If you can offer a suggestion or information,
please contact him.
Please note: new research may eventually offer corrections to some
of the information shown on the Weller pages at www.MarkBassett.com.
For the most accurate information currently available on Weller line names
and dates of introduction, see Ann Gilbert McDonald's All About Weller.
Sources:
- Lucile Henzke, Art Pottery of America (Atglen,
PA: Schiffer Publishing, 1982).
- Sharon and Bob Huxford, Collectors Encyclopedia
of Weller Pottery (1979; rpt. Paducah, KY: Collector Books, 1999).
- Ann Gilbert McDonald, All About Weller: A History
and Collector's Guide to Weller Pottery, Zanesville, Ohio (Marietta,
OH: Antique Publications, 1989).
- Betty Ward and Nancy Schiffer, Weller, Roseville
and Related Zanesville Art Pottery and Tiles (Atglen, PA: Schiffer
Publishing, 2000).
Line Name (* = suggested name)
Visit links below for detailed shape
lists.
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| Alvin |
| Ansonia |
| Arcadia |
| Arcola |
| Ardsley (1928) |
| Art Nouveau (a.k.a.
L'Art Nouveau) (1904) |
| *Athens |
| Atlantic |
| Atlas (1936) |
| Aurelian |
| Auroro (a.k.a. Aurora, Auroral) |
| Baldin |
| Barcelona |
| Bedford Matt Green |
| Besline |
| Blo Red |
| Blossom |
| Blue Drapery |
| Blue Ware |
| Bo Marblo (a.k.a. *Marbleized) |
| Bonito (1932) |
| Bouquet |
| Breton |
| Brighton |
| Bronze Ware |
| Burnt Wood |
| Cactus |
| *Camelot |
| Cameo |
| Cameo Jewel (a.k.a. *Jewell, Cameo Jewell) |
| Chase |
| Chengtu |
| Clarmont |
| Classic (1934) |
| Claywood |
| Cloudburst |
| Colored Glaze |
| Coppertone |
| Copra (see Hudson) |
| Cornish |
Creamware
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| Cretone |
| Crystalline |
| Darsie |
| Delsa |
| Delta |
| Dickens Ware I |
| Dickens Ware II |
| Dickens Ware III |
| Dorland |
| Dresden |
Dupont
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Eclair
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Elberta
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Eocean (a.k.a. Eosian, Eocean Rose,
Late Eocean)
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Etched Floral
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Etched Matt
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Ethel
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Etna
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Euclid
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Evergreen
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Fairfield
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Flemish
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Fleron
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Floral
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Florala
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Florenzo
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Floretta
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Forest
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Fra Bel Ita
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Frosted Matt
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Fruitone
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Fudzi
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Garden Ware
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Geode
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Glendale
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Gloria
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Golbogreen
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Golden Glow
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Greenaways
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Greenbriar
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Greora
(ca. 1930s)
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Hobart
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Hudson
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Hunter
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Ivoris
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Ivory (a.k.a. *Clinton Ivory)
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Jap Birdimal (a.k.a. Rhead Faience)
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Juneau
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Kenova
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Kitchengem (a.k.a. Kitchen Gem)
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Klyro
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Knifewood
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Lamar (a.k.a. Lemar)
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LaSa
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Lavonia
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Lido
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Lonhuda
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Lorbeek
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Loru
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Louella
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Louwelsa
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Lustre (a.k.a. Luster)
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*Majolica
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Malta
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Malvern
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Manhattan
(1934)
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Marengo
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Marvo
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Matt Green
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Matt Ware (a.k.a. Modeled Matt)
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Melrose
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Mi-Flo (a.k.a. MiFlo)
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*Minerva
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Mirror Black (a.k.a. Jet Black)
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Monochrome
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*Montego
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Morocco
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*Mottled Ware
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Muskota
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Narona
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Neiska
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Nile
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Norwood
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Noval
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Novelties
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Novelty
Line (1934)
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Oak Leaf
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Oriental
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Orris
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Panella
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Paragon
(1934)
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Parian
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Pastel
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Patra
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Patricia
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Pearl
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Perfecto
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Pumila
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Raceme
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Ragenda
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Raydence
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Roba
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Rochelle
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Roma
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Rosemont I
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Rosemont II
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Rubina
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Rudlor
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Sabrinian
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*Scandia
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Selma
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Seneca
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Senic
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Sicard (a.k.a. Sicardo)
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Silvertone
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Softone
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Souevo
(ca. 1907)
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Stellar
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Sydonia
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Teakwood
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Tile
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Ting
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Tivoli
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Tupelo
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Turada
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Turkis
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Tutone
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Underglaze Blue Ware
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Utility Ware
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Velva
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Velvetone
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Voile
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Warwick
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Wayne Ware
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Wild Rose
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Woodcraft
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Wood Rose (a.k.a. Woodrose)
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*Xenia
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Zona
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© 2003 Mark Bassett
Updated 05/07/03
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