Grueby Art Pottery
Grueby Pottery was founded by William Grueby in 1897. Grueby was producing pottery as early as 1894. Grueby produced art pottery until about 1909 at which time the company focused on art tiles. During this relatively short period of production, Grueby Pottery arguably had more of an impact on American arts and crafts pottery than any other producer. Grueby's predominant style was conventional, naturally shaped forms onto which hand sculpted and stylized designs were either carved or placed above the surface of the pot. (Read more below listings)
 MATT GREEN PMSIA POTTERY CANDLES ARTS AND CRAFTS BIG $299.99 |
 PMSIA POTTERY FROM ARTIST ESTATE ARTS AND CRAFTS $349.99 |
 Vintage Arts Crafts Pottery Tiles New England Makers $69.95 |
 DIAMOND SHAPED ROBINs EGG BLUE GRUEBY TILE $65.00 |
 SMALL TRIANGLE ROBINs EGG BLUE GRUEBY TILE $45.00 |
 SUPERB DIAMOND SHAPED CAPPUCINO GRUEBY TILE $65.00 |
 EXCELLENT CAPPUCINO GRUEBY TILE $65.00 |
 DOMAIN NAME GRUEBYCOM GRUEBY POTTERY $75,000.00 |
 Arts Crafts Grueby Vase Fine Tooled Example $405.00 |
 BEAUTIFUL SET OF SIX DARK BLUE GRUEBY PARDEE TILES $80.00 |
 FOUR VINTAGE GRUEBY 4X4 ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIENCE TILES $51.99 |
 GRUEBY MATTE GREEN 85 VASE $199.00 |
 GRUEBY POTTERY MATTE GREEN 75 VASE $199.00 |
 ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUE GRUEBY ART POTTERY TILE BOSTON 2 $195.00 |
 ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUE GRUEBY ART POTTERY TILE BOSTON 3 $195.00 |
The majority of Grueby Pottery was glazed in its famous matte green. However, Grueby used many other colors as well including yellow, blue, brown, gray and mauve. Examples of Grueby Pottery can be found in many art pottery museum collections. In its early years of production, Grueby Pottery won numerous honors and awards. Most notably, were two gold medals and one silver medal at the Paris Exposition in 1900.
