Owens Pottery

Owens Pottery was founded in 1885, in Zanesville, Ohio, by J.B. Owens. He first started making pottery in 1885 near Roseville, Ohio, then built a plant in Zanesville in 1891. A few years later in 1897, they began to produce art pottery, producing over 48 pottery lines during that period. That lasted until 1907, when the company turned their attention to making tile and changed their name to J.B Owens Floor & Wall Tile Company.

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There are some similarities between Owens Pottery and Roseville and Weller, since they used some of the same pottery artists.

Some techniques were used exclusively by Owens. Red Flame ware and Mission, depicting Spanish Missions. Opalesce and Coralene were also very popular.

Owens Pottery went out of business in 1929.

Owens Pottery Marks
Owens
Owens Art Pottery

Owens Pottery Patterns, Lines
Aqua Verde
Coralene
Cyrano
Feroza
Henri Deux
Lightweight
Lotus
Matte Green
Mission
Opalesce
Red Flame
Utopian

Popular Owens Pottery
Art Pottery
Jardinieres
Tile
Vases – portrait vase

Owens Artists, Designers
Albert Radford
Frank Ferrell
Herb Hugo
John J. Herold
John Lessel
Karl Langenbeck
W. A. Long

Owens Pottery Value, Price Guide
Mid $ – Mid $,$$$

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4 Comments

B Collins

January 28, 2017

We have a vase with crackle glaze. The mark on the bottom says: OWENS 1271
My grandmother got it in the 1930’s.

Any idea of the history?
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Owens Pottery

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