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Weller Pottery Lines

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.

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
Cretone
Crystalline
Darsie
Delsa
Delta
Dickens Ware I
Dickens Ware II
Dickens Ware III
Dorland
Dresden
Dupont
Eclair
Elberta
Eocean (a.k.a. Eosian, Eocean Rose, Late Eocean)
Etched Floral
Etched Matt
Ethel
Etna
Euclid
Evergreen
Fairfield
Flemish
Fleron
Floral
Florala
Florenzo
Floretta
Forest
Fra Bel Ita
Frosted Matt
Fruitone
Fudzi
Garden Ware
Geode
Glendale
Gloria
Golbogreen
Golden Glow
Greenaways
Greenbriar
Greora (ca. 1930s)
Hobart
Hudson
Hunter
Ivoris
Ivory (a.k.a. *Clinton Ivory)
Jap Birdimal (a.k.a. Rhead Faience)
Juneau
Kenova
Kitchengem (a.k.a. Kitchen Gem)
Klyro
Knifewood
Lamar (a.k.a. Lemar)
LaSa
Lavonia
Lido
Lonhuda
Lorbeek
Loru
Louella
Louwelsa
Lustre (a.k.a. Luster)
*Majolica
Malta
Malvern
Manhattan (1934)
Marengo
Marvo
Matt Green
Matt Ware (a.k.a. Modeled Matt)
Melrose
Mi-Flo (a.k.a. MiFlo)
*Minerva
Mirror Black (a.k.a. Jet Black)
Monochrome
*Montego
Morocco
*Mottled Ware
Muskota
Narona
Neiska
Nile
Norwood
Noval
Novelties
Novelty Line (1934)
Oak Leaf
Oriental
Orris
Panella
Paragon (1934)
Parian
Pastel
Patra
Patricia
Pearl
Perfecto
Pumila
Raceme
Ragenda
Raydence
Roba
Rochelle
Roma
Rosemont I
Rosemont II
Rubina
Rudlor
Sabrinian
*Scandia
Selma
Seneca
Senic
Sicard (a.k.a. Sicardo)
Silvertone
Softone
Souevo (ca. 1907)
Stellar
Sydonia
Teakwood
Tile
Ting
Tivoli
Tupelo
Turada
Turkis
Tutone
Underglaze Blue Ware
Utility Ware
Velva
Velvetone
Voile
Warwick
Wayne Ware
Wild Rose
Woodcraft
Wood Rose (a.k.a. Woodrose)
*Xenia
Zona

 © 2003 Mark Bassett
Updated 05/07/03