The dinnerware, cookie jars, vases, salt & pepper shakers, and figural characters of Shawnee Pottery, of Zanesville, Ohio, were popular items while they were being produced between 1936 and 1963. Shawnee's high quality items were well-priced for the mass-produced pottery market and their innovative marketing and production techniques and designs were often copied by others, making them a real leader in the field. This practical kitchenware and the whimsical, adorable figural characters have now become very popular with collectors. Never before have so many of the people who played key roles in the history of Shawnee Pottery contributed accurate and previously unpublished information for a book. Here is a thorough history which challenges much of the misinformation circulating about the pottery. With nearly 1300 full-color photos of the pottery and dinnerware, its marks, labels, catalogs, and even new items and reproductions, along with black and white historical photos of the personnel, plant, and manufacturing process, this book is the most comprehensive study you can have in your library of Shawnee references.[AuthorName]By Pam Curran[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Pam Curran lives in Florida where she is an avid collector of Shawnee Pottery and a dealer of antiques and collectibles. She publishes the newsletter Exclusively Shawnee which unites collectors nationwide.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]1,300 color photos[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]The Full Encyclopedia[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]1,300 color photos[/ColorPattern]