A New Forthcoming Research Article About Red Earthenware Production in Western New York

I have a new forthcoming research article that will be published in the December 16th issue of Antiques And The Arts Weekly -- in August of 2021, I traveled to Niagara Falls with my niece Alexis, in order to work with a local museum and an important rediscovery of a historical object dating from the Civil War period, which was made by a local German immigrant potter. The rediscovery was made by the Das Haus Museum in Bergholz, New York, and it was found hanging in a kitchen in the Seattle area. But in the process of all of this - we also believe that we rediscovered the history of this incredible one-of-a-kind painted red earthenware eagle that was previously owned sometime between the 1920s and the 1940s by noted New York collector and dealer George S. McKearin (1874-1958).

Note: I will post information about the article on this website as soon as it has been published.

Forthcoming Research Article About Red Earthenware Production in Western N.Y.

My Niece Alexis Holding the 19th Century Painted Red Earthenware Eagle

This Picture was Taken in Berkholz, New York in August of 2021

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Another View of the Eagle

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Please Stay Tuned...Much More to Come...