Harker Pottery

Would like to know if the Blue Cameoware by Harker is ovenproof? I have a full 12 piece place setting with all the extra serving pieces. It has covered casseroles and pie plates that I would like to know if they are oven proof.

I would love to know the name of my pattern. I have a Harker oval platter. On it is a woman and she is feeding a hen and a rooster. Thank you.

I have many of the HAR16 set (B.J. Wilkinson mentions in the comments). Only missing a few of the tea cups. I believe my mom purchased the set sometime in the late 70s or early 80s.

I have a 4 place setting of Harker that has a grapeview pattern that I can’t find on site. Any ideas

I have a harker pottery bowl with green leaves around it it has royal gadroon on the back also it has jy 10 on the back

I have a Harker Hotoven bowl
With a Mexican Scene. The marking on the bowl says ” The oldest pottery in America”. It’s about 60 years old. I can’t find any information about it. I still use it today.

I have a piece that says in gold cursive “Royal Dresden by Harker EST 1840”. Anyone have any idea what that means?

FYI..the 1840 on the backstage does NOT mean yout pieces date from
1840. That’s the year Harker was founded
Harker typically does not date their pieces.
For those wanting to know about the braided edge, it’s called gadroon.

I have 4 dessert plates and 1 cake plate with server. Tulip bouquet pattern 22 karat gold made in USA harker pottery since 1840 interested in selling

I have a full 8 place setting with plates and bowls and serving bowls and more. Pate sur pate. Great condition. I want to sell. Anyone interested?

I have several pieces of Harker apple and pear pieces for sale if anyone is interested. I started collecting but have decided not to continue. Thank you.

I have an entire set of 8 Harker Pottery dishes, including a serving bowl, creamer and sugar dish. You have a creamer of the same set posted on this site. It has pink yellow, and peach colored roses on it. Your post says it’s numbered 1211, and that they are from 1940. Any idea what my whole set would be worth? There is a chip in the serving bowl but I have the piece, every other piece looks good. I could send a picture.

I have a harker hound handed pitcher, not a reproduction. Dated 1846 by the mark. WoulWould like to know the current value.

I have a Harker “hotoven” cookware bowl. The designs on the outside are scenes of a man wearing a sombrero, a woman carrying a jug on her head, an ox and wagon in front of some clay roofed houses.It has a dark blue rim around the top edge . I inherited this bowl and am curious about the age of it. Can you give me an idea of when it was made and the name of this attractive design? Thank you.

I wish to find out more about the set I have been building for 6 years now, so far it has only been identified as HAR16 on a replacements website. And the creamer only, has 6207 stamped underside. With the usual Harker Gold Bow & Arrow design with “made in the USA” & since 1840.

Pieces have a thicker painted brilliant yellow border on a white background (depending on the piece) others have a yellow background covered in the same stunning gold leaf, which is done with small, very detailed gold leafing in a rose design on top of the yellow.

It looks rather regal in its own way. Each piece has a thin gold border pained on the edges, handles have a gold stripe or three on white as well.

I’d like to know all the pieces that were made available in this design & how many pieces were considered a full & complete set?

I have many of the more difficult pieces currently, like the serving platter, gravy boat, creamer & sugar bowl.

I’d like to know the history of this pattern, the name if any, (slang or otherwise) the time frame it was produced & if this was a big seller or a smaller production line?

I got my original pieces as a very incomplete set at a thrift store in San Francisco for $25 right after they were donated, the moment I saw them I had to have them & I promised myself I’d get it all completed or die trying, it’s 50/50 right now.

Now I’ve spent ten times that original amount buying the missing pieces, it’s gone past passion at this point & it’s become obsession, what’s worse is I’m still a dozen pieces shy of a setting for 6, I think.

Any legit direction to possible places to buy additional pieces (Dinner Plates, Teacups & Coupe Soup Bowls) is appreciated, as well as any answers to the aforementioned questions. Thanks for any possible info in advance.

I have small square “plates” that are pottery and have gold trim around the top edge. I can not find these anywhere. The have 4 different cars from 1800-1900’s. Does any one have any idea what they are or where to find info about them.
Thanks

I have a complete set, service for 12 of a tea and toast or cake st. The plates have an inndented place to put the cup and ample room for a sandwich, or toast, or cake and/or cookies. It is at least as old as the 11940s. 12 cups and the 12 plates, 4 matching ashtrays, a large cake plate and a ceramic matching cake server. They are the Corinthian/teal pattern and are maarked on the back pate set pate. Could anyone tel me what the inrtact set is worth and is anyone interested in buying the whole set.

I have my deceased mothers 22 Karat Gold antique plate with gold colored flowers trimmed along the circle with a big colorful boutique of flowers in the middle . I have a full set . its kind of hard to explain the apprence of the plates but does anyone know the value of what this could be ?? thanks (:

Hello I have a 12 piece setting pattern of wild rose. That on bottom of each dinnerware piece it reads Harker Pottery Co. 22k gold since1817. It has a cassorole dish, a creamer, platter, salad plate, coffee cups with dish to place under each cup. It was my grandmothers set. I am planning on selling but have no idea of the value. And it is mint condition. If you can give me an idea of a asking price. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! RoseMarie

Have been told there’s a Harker Pottery Pattern names “Becky” but I’ve never seen or found it. True?

would like to get in contact with Marva Reynolds about the Harker Pitcher. I also have one dated 1840 would like to see if it is the same…

Want to sell (6) Harker Pottery Royal Gadroon Vintage dinner plates. Pristine condition, rarely used. Need suggested price to sell and would like to know age of pattern.