Collecting 101: Hull Pottery! We Highlight The History, Popularity And Value!

Mike is Highlighting Hull Pottery And Discussing The History, Popularity And Value!
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[@jbrown7403]

My grandfather was Robert Hull of Hull Pottery who lived in Zanesville, Ohio. Still have many pieces in storage. Two of the brown piggy banks I still use. I have lots of the wildflower stuff. My favorite collection that if are the band figures (5, I think). I have some of the brownware including a big serving platter on my coffee table. Cheers from Texas! 🍻

[@66uniqueantiques]

That’s awesome!!

[@JohnnyRFrias]

I love Hull Pottery floral and planter lines. Especially the forest green and brown drip glazed.😁

[@66uniqueantiques]

Those are beautiful styles of Hull

[@thegeeg1751]

I have two floral vases and I LOVE them!

[@66uniqueantiques]

Awesome! Hull pottery is beautiful

[@cathydees6467]

Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.

[@66uniqueantiques]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching Cathy!

[@helenbailey8419]

That was so interesting,loved hearing the clock chiming.The tiles were beautiful and the fish vase(they are known as gurgle jugs in England,they gurgle when you pour water from them.

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks Helen! We have quite a few so it’s tough to get through a video without one of them making an appearance 😂

[@helenbailey8419]

I didn't know much about Hull,it was good to learn about American history in ceramics.I looked on Google to see if they exported to New Zealand as the brown drip glaze was so popular in the 1970's.Didn't find anything but will continue to look.

[@velmamendoza1120]

Enjoy watching your channel. Very informative and your knowledge is so helpful.

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks Velma! 🙂

[@suskelleykelley7241]

Ohhh I have that piece with the pink bow!! I love it

[@66uniqueantiques]

Awesome!

[@fs357mag]

As a kid with a sweet tooth, I hated those ceramic cookie jars … my mother and her bionic ears could hear the cookie jar lid from the farthest reaches of the house. Another very interesting video. A+

[@66uniqueantiques]

😂😂 very true not great for stealth but they should looked great

[@janetstraw191]

Thank you! I really enjoy these instructive talks - very helpful. 🙋‍♀️🇺🇸🤗👍

[@66uniqueantiques]

Glad you enjoyed the video Janet!

[@helenbailey8419]

I've rewatched this and really appreciate the effort you put into them.The info and photos👍🏼

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thank you very much Helen!

[@CatNapCatNapz]

Thank you

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks for watching Betty!

[@cindywilliams3365]

Enjoyed it

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks for watching

[@johnbarry8553]

Thank you so much for your effort on this video my mother and I enjoyed it. We have a set of three swans.

[@66uniqueantiques]

Glad you both enjoyed it John!

[@sheilahughes495]

Just found a nice hill pitcher in the dumpster ! Saved it and was researching history of it very cool

[@66uniqueantiques]

That’s awesome! Hope you found a gem

[@judyp.6753]

I have 2 Hull vases from my grandma. I didn’t know anything about them so thank you for the info! I always learn so much from your videos 😊

[@66uniqueantiques]

Glad you found value in the video Judy! 🙂

[@bent21161]

...and between Hull and McCoy i would choose Hull

[@denisemcgovern2485]

Just joined your channel. It’s now one of my favorites. Very informative. Have you ever done a video on Nippon hand painted porcelain. I would love to know more, I see it in the wild a lot. Looking forward to your next video.

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks for the sub Denise! I have not done one on Nippon yet but will add it to the list of ones to do. Thanks for the suggestion and hopefully you find value out of our other collecting 101 videos 🙂

[@denisemcgovern2485]

@@66uniqueantiques Fantastic! plan on watching your channel this weekend and catching up! ❤️

[@66uniqueantiques]

Sounds great Denise! 🙂

[@suskelleykelley7241]

I collected Hull pottery in the 1990s. I was a young woman and enjoyed collecting and displayed proudly about 35 pieces. A F4 tornedo took my house down and ofcourse I lost my Hull

[@66uniqueantiques]

I’m sorry to hear that. Have you considered starting over?

[@sunshinejenny777]

So sorry! You are a survivor! Start collecting again!!

[@michellepodunavac5040]

I just discovered you, you are great----I love Hull pottery ..I have a growing collection just because I like the patterns and colors...I have not looked at your prior "collecting" videos but did you do one on Haeger? One thing with Hull, in 1950 or so, there was a fire at the factory and when they rebuilt, they could not really reproduce the quality of the matte finish---so the woodland pattern has all of the stages--pre fire matte, post fire matte (of poorer quality) and then finally the gloss finish..so after the fire, Hull just produced gloss finishes...(I think?)

[@66uniqueantiques]

That is true I did see that when I was going through their history. I have not done one on Haeger yet but have done Roseville and McCoy. I’ll add haeger to the list of ones to do. Glad you found us and hopefully the content keeps you around 🙂

[@KariTSays]

Just found your channel! Love Hull. All of it! Not sure why it’s not as expensive as Roseville and such. So popular now. Take care! Kari T. Says

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks Kari! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@KariTSays]

@@66uniqueantiques are you in NY?

[@66uniqueantiques]

We are in MI

[@alanatolstad4824]

You showed pieces I've never seen in all my wanderings. My Maternal Grandmother had the Red Riding Hood cookie jar once, I wonder where it ended up!

[@66uniqueantiques]

The mystery and history of each piece always is amazing to me. What has this piece witnessed 😂

[@cathytalaske6255]

I enjoyed the content of this video, looking forward to watching more 101 collecting. I have probably a dozen pieces of Hull, several larger ones. I love their stuff. I'm also from Michigan, hoping to some day make it down to your part of the mitten.

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks Cathy! That would be great always love meeting people from KZbin and talking antiques 🙂

[@rickeydonald4756]

You should take a look at the National Museum of American History out of Washington DC. They do a lot of exhibits that focus on history and cultural trends. I even ran across things they have available for research. Company papers donated documenting that company’s design history, catalogues, and company records. Most are not digitized collections yet. Identified as box # contains 20-30 items. Linking antiques and collectibles to cultural trends and history just makes them come alive and become relevant. You do a good job making those connections. Bravo!

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks for the suggestion Rickey! I wish I had the extra time to do that and maybe down the line I will but I will definitely be looking it up to get some more info.🙂

[@mdhistorygirl]

Hi. Thanks for this informative video. I collected Hull in the early 2000s and I have about 15 pieces. I don't really want to decorate with these beautiful Hull pieces anymore as my taste has become more modern. However, I can't decided if I should sell them now, or store them away and wait for an increase in value. Thoughts? Thank you! :)

[@66uniqueantiques]

Value is down alittle on pottery so probably best to hold but you never know if you find another collector what they would pay

[@biggerock]

My housemate and very good friend (who is also named Mike) doesn't actively collect Hull, but he never turns down a reasonably priced piece when he finds one. He has a pair of vases that still have the paper labels on them. I occasionally joke about "finally got those labels off for you. No need to thank me."

[@66uniqueantiques]

😂 I’m sure he “loves” that 😂

[@constancerobinson1377]

😊 I think I have a tulip Hull vase but it’s not marked and I can’t find another one with the same arms. Where else should I look?

[@66uniqueantiques]

eBay or collector groups on Facebook could help

[@trennalogsdon245]

When I was growing up in the early 60s, we had a cookie jar in what I thought was a school house. It was red and white With a bell tower on top. I have looked high and low for one just like it but have been unable to find it. Have you seen One?

[@66uniqueantiques]

Is this it www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ceramic-Country-School-House-Church-Cookie-Jar-Trinket-Box-Unmarked-/144369952147?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m2548.l6249&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0 Or this…. www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Vintage-Gilner-School-House-Red-Lid-w-2-Teal-Elves-Pixies-Cookie-Jar-/165397469437?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m2548.l6249&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0

[@darstill2195]

TYFS! I used to think Hull & Rosville were ugly, love the shapes and flowers, the color palette not so much. I have sold a few pcs I picked up for $1-5, for $20-45. I currently have the what I call " the ugly duckling". And a handled basket (green) that you photoed. Thru last 20 yrs or so I've seen live auction prices go from $160 a pc to $15. Everyone scared to buy, too many reproductions out there, plus that has driven price down. When the 40's decor rolls back around, the price will go up. I'd like to learn anything you know on American Bisque Co. ? Show samples please? Thanks again!😜

[@66uniqueantiques]

Thanks For watching Dar! I’ll add American bisque to the list of videos to do. I can’t wait for that time period to roll back around 🙂

[@bent21161]

not that I wouldn't mind ( or afford ) any moorcraft piece, i would think another pottery soon-to-be a collectable may be BMP or blue mntn. from here in the northern half..

[@nectarinehair0115]

My baby on a pillow planter says Hull 92 USA

[@66uniqueantiques]

Nice

[@davidvincent2nd757]

I hate that anything that’s 70 years old can sell for $5.00 . I’m glad to see there’s some Hall pottery selling for larger amount. What really makes me mad is I have some dolls handed down to me from my grandma . I’m planning to hand down to my granddaughter . I’m almost embarrassed to do so . There over 100 years old and there’s some Holiday Barbies made in the last 10 years worth as much .

[@66uniqueantiques]

Yea that is a sad part to antiques. Dolls are a tough sell right now but possibly by the time your granddaughter gets older they have came back around and are worth some good money 🤷🙂

[@aalexander324]

I was just handed down multiple pieces

[@66uniqueantiques]

Awesome!!! Hopefully you have some gems on your hands

[@aalexander324]

@@66uniqueantiques bling bling! I'm happy to send you pics if you'd like to add them to your collection 🥰 I'm not a collector, as beautiful as they are❤️

[@66uniqueantiques]

I am not a collector just like passing along the information