Uhl Pottery : Identification & Value Guide

Almost 300 color photos of over 725 pieces appear in this book. Tips for identifying certain Uhl pieces are provided, as well as pictures of odd and rarely seen pieces. The appendices list pieces by their mold numbers, stamps, and moldings. Evansville Uhl, hand-turned pottery, general production pieces, miniatures, animals, gardenware, and a special section on Jane Uhl are all included. AUTHORBIO: Anna Feldmeyer and her husband, Don, were introduced to Uhl Pottery collecting more than 25 years ago. Both of her parents had been employed by Uhl. She is a member of the Uhl Collector Society. AUTHORBIO: Kara Holtzman is the daughter of Anna Feldmeyer. They co-authored the book Uhl Pottery in 2001. REVIEW: This book is a great source for collectors and dealers of Uhl pottery. A wide range of pieces are shown, as well as variations within a piece. Actual size of pieces and current collector values are included with each piece shown.

Anna Feldmeyer and her husband, Don, were introduced to Uhl Pottery collecting more than 25 years ago. Both of her parents had been employed by Uhl. She is a member of the Uhl Collector Society.