Haeger Potteries Through the Years: A Price Guide

by David Dilley

Organized in 1871, in Dudee, Illinois, the Haeger pottery grew from making building bricks to decorative housewares by 1914. Today it continues to produce many lines of decorative ceramic wares. This book presents the company history, over 200 catalog pages, and over 700 select items fully described with their color names, dimensions, markings, price guide and index. With this, an interestd reader can learn to identify and evaluate Haeger pottery on the market today.

376 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1997

Reviews

[Tracy Miller]

This is a good resource to use to identify Royal Haeger's pottery styles by number and glaze colors by name. It also gives you a general idea of when certain style numbers and glaze options were first introduced.

[Frederic]

Not quite four stars, I'd give it 3.5 if I could. Lots of photos, with dimensions given, plus reprints the pages of over two dozen Haeger catalogues from 1930 to 1976.