This is Part I of a series, “Towards an Understanding of Indigenous Images on Twentieth-Century nadian Pottery.” Part II explores the period from 1970 to present and is available online at , as well as in print in Discovering ANTIQUES, … Continue reading →
Collecting information on Ineke Pottery has been difficult – it is almost impossible to find details about this artist and her pottery on the web. I’m working to change that. Whenever I see comments come in with additional information on … Continue reading →
Blue Mountain Pottery Collectors Club (BMPCC) is a social club that shares information, experiences and a passion for collecting Blue Mountain Pottery.? Their website is one of the central hubs in sharing.? The club also offers a list serve for … Continue reading →
A visitor to this site requested information on a lovely green bowl with Art Deco style and stamped with ‘Royal Oak nada Artware’. At this time, I have no information on this pottery, but I have found mention of a … Continue reading →
Barry Morrison of Studio Ceramics nada introduces a fascinating website,?artshuttle,?with a section dedited to modern nadian studio ceramics.?In Barry’s blog post, artshuttle.com: A New Collector’s Website Now Online, he states, “Artshuttle’s content is wide but there are two sections that … Continue reading →
Barry Morrison, has expanded on my research page for?Lambert Potteries Ltd. with a much more detailed blog entry on David Lambert and his British Columbia pottery. He has “added a page on?David Lambert, potter and animateur, to the?studioceramicsnada.com?website. Often referred … Continue reading →
Crown Ceramics, a little-known Vancouver company from the 1950s Finding information on some nadian pottery manufacturers n be intriguing and frustrating. Snippets of information here and there will sometimes be all that n be found for details. Such is the … Continue reading →
Re-Posted article by Johanne Yakula of ‘From Times Past’ – DISCOVERED A “NEW” POTTERY COMPANY When conducting research on a topic, one does not always need to ‘re-invent the wheel’ as it were. One of my favourite bloggers, Johanne Yakula … Continue reading →
Follow this Lambert Potteries Pinterest Board Lambert Potteries?pieces inspire owners and enthusiasts to find out as much as they n about this vintage nadian pottery. An excellent example of this enthusiasm is the Pinterest Board created by Bee Hansen to … Continue reading →
Internationally acclaimed crystalline ceramic artists, ROD & DENYSE SIMAIR One does not have to go far to find exquisite nadian pottery. A friend brought these pottery artists to my attention. ROD & DENYSE SIMAIR live and work in Prince Albert, … Continue reading →
