

| The 10th Annual Los Angeles Pottery Show February 7-8, 2009 The Pasadena Center 300 East Green Street Pasadena, CA Hours Saturday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hours Sunday: 10 a.m to 4 p.m. (no admittance 1/2 hour to closing) Admission $12 at door or CLICK HERE FOR DISCOUNT ADMISSION PASS |

| In 2001, with the vision of creating an antique art pottery and tile show that would bring together dedicated collectors with the finest exhibitors in the country, Ken Stalcup and Dennis Warden created The Los Angeles Pottery Show. The response has been overwhelming from collectors and dealers alike with an attendance of close to 2000 at every show. The show is held in the beautiful state of the art Conference Building of The Pasadena Convention Center. Year after year, producers Ken Stalcup and Dennis Warden are committed to producing a quality show. They both agree their intent was never to be the largest art pottery show in the country, just the finest! With an eye towards the future and respect for our past, the show now presents a unique blend of collectible art pottery of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Pottery fusion at its best! Noted appraisers, authors and auctioneers David Rago and Suzanne Perrault have participated in each Los Angeles Pottery Show since 2002 and the 10th Annual Show in February of 2009 is no exception. All proceeds generated from the appraisals are donated to The Pasadena Heritage, a non profit organization dedicated to preserving the rich history, and architectural treasures of Pasadena. Suzanne and David frequently appear on the popular PBS television show, "Antiques Roadshow" and we are honored they will once again be our appraisers. Jose Vera Fine Art & Antiques at recent Los Angeles Pottery Show We were excited to have Jose Vera Fine Art and Antiques represented at our 9th annual show. This was the gallery's first experience at The Los Angeles Pottery Show but not the last. They have already booked for the February 7-8, 2009 show. The large architectural piece Jose is shown with above greeted show attendees at his space. The gallery, opened in 2007, specializes in Mission and Spanish Revival, art deco and American arts and crafts. You'll find everything from pottery, tiles, lighting, furniture and more. With such names as Brayton Laguna, Calco, Rookwood, Gladding McBean, Catalina, Grueby, Batchelder and more, you're sure to locate that special piece. Located at 2012 Colorado Blvd. in historic Eagle Rock between Glendale and Pasadena. |


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