The Los Angeles Pottery Show

The Los Angeles Pottery Show Welcome to the largest annual antique and contemporary art pottery extravaganza on the West Coast

ANNOUNCING the dates for the next show!The Los Angeles Pottery Show is the largest annual event dedicated to antique, vi...
09/14/2026

ANNOUNCING the dates for the next show!

The Los Angeles Pottery Show is the largest annual event dedicated to antique, vintage, and contemporary art pottery, fine furniture, fine jewelry, fine paintings, art tiles, art glass, and decorative arts on the entire West Coast. This marks the 27th edition of the show, showcasing an impressive collection that is sure to attract both avid collectors and casual art enthusiasts alike. The Los Angeles Pottery Show+ not only highlights the beauty and intricacies of contemporary, vintage and antique ceramics and art but also serves as a platform for networking and engaging with fellow art lovers and seasoned dealer experts. Whether you are looking to add to your collection or simply appreciate the artistry on display, this event is a must-visit! Come and meet antiques expert and Antiques Roadshow appraiser David Rago. Bring in your heirlooms and antiques for an informal verbal appraisal by one of the industry's foremost experts!

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Rozenburg Den Haag, Samuel Schellink, 1908 A Rozenburg Den Haag eggshell porcelain vase with an exuberantly painted deco...
07/05/2026

Rozenburg Den Haag, Samuel Schellink, 1908

A Rozenburg Den Haag eggshell porcelain vase with an exuberantly painted decoration of orchids.

Via Proportio Divina Galerie

06/19/2026

Framed Batchelder Tiles LA 20’s

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This matte green vase, decorated with clusters of stylized white daisies, is a product of Boston-based Grueby Faience Company. Founded by William H. Grueby (1867–1925) in 1894, the New England company was one of the most important players in an American art pottery industry that won accolades internationally. Grueby pottery was sold by Siegfried Bing in his Paris gallery, L'Art Nouveau. The trademarked cucumber glaze on this vase was one of Grueby's most popular and most copied.⠀⠀⠀

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“American Arts & Crafts Movement”
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Grueby Faience Pottery matte green ferner bowl circa 1905Via California Historical Design
05/09/2026

Grueby Faience Pottery matte green ferner bowl circa 1905

Via California Historical Design

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