Van Briggle Pottery

Antiques Freaks by Antiques Freaks

May 6, 202635:39History

This week, Dee tells all about the Arts and Crafts ceramics artist that revived ancient glazing practices to create the longest-continually-operating pottery in America—plus, unsolicited financial advice.

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