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The Red Wing Legacy: Stoneware, Art Ware and Dinnerware
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If it isn't on display in the exhibit, its a good chance you'll find an example at one of the
dealer's booths.
The dealers who sell at our show include some of the finest pottery dealers
in the Midwest. Dealers come from Ohio to Oklahoma to North Dakota and
everywhere in-between. In addition to antique pottery dealers, several
studio potteries presented their wares. |
Author Mark Bassett's booth had numerous examples of
Roseville,
Weller and his pottery books for sale. |
This dealer specialized in Roseville. |
Another view of the dealer's booth showing the wide variety of
Roseville that they were selling. |
This dealer's booth contain several Red Wing
Nokomis vase seen in the upper center of the picture. |
This dealer's display has several examples of
Muncie,
Roseville and Van Briggle |
This dealer's wide range of pottery included
Madison Ceramic Arts on the front table and to some impressive arts &
crafts style pottery on the shelves. |
This dealer had a large selection of figurines, especially bird related. |
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WPA Exhibit Related Pages:
Overview of 2002 WPA Exhibit
- The Red Wing Legacy
Stoneware at the 2002 WPA Exhibit
Art Ware at the 2002 WPA Exhibit
Dinnerware at the 2002 WPA Exhibit
Bibliography & further reading
What Is It
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Dealer's
Booths
Additional Examples of Red Wing from
the Press Release
Press Release for the 2002 WPA
Show & Sale
Wisconsin Pottery Show & Sale
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