The Hull Pottery Association was founded in 1993 with the mission to preserve, educate, and promote Hull Pottery, its collectors, and its heritage.
Membership includes a newsletter, social hour and free dinner before the national show, a free lunch at the national show and the opportunity to order two of HPA’s annual commemoratives.
Find out more about our limited edition Hull Pottery Association commemoratives, first produced in 1995 and available for purchase only by HPA members.
Each year the Hull Pottery Association sponsors national and regional shows which feature thousands of pieces of Hull pottery.
Hull Pottery began production in 1905 in Crooksville, OH under the leadership of Addis Emmet (A.E.) Hull. Learn more about the history of Hull Pottery.
Only one week until HPA’s National Show in Crooksville, OH. There are still a few spots left for dealers. If you’re interested contact Larry at sueslarry@peoplepc.com
If you haven’t already booked a hotel room the Super 8 in Zanesville is offering […]
Thanks to everyone who came to HPA’s Spring Regional show in Beloit, IL. There were hundreds of great pieces of Hull to view and buy! Thanks to Larry and Jerilyn for hosting yet another fabulous show and dinner.
Be sure to […]
Mark your calendars! The HPA Regional Spring Show 2014 is just a few weeks away. It will be held in Beloit, Wisconsin on Saturday, April 26 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Coyotes, 107 Dearborn Street, Beloit, WI, 53511. […]
Read MoreSubmitted by HPA Treasurer Bob Kirkwood
Every July, pottery lovers from all walks of life and from all over the country come to Crooksville, Ohio and the surrounding communities for “Pottery Week”. Ever wonder why it all happens in Perry and […]
The 2014 Hull Pottery Association commemorative is modeled after Hull’s donkey planter. Of all the beautiful pieces of pottery Hull produced, the sitting donkey planter has a most unique and colorful story. In 1940, the donkey planter was advertised as […]
Read MoreLouise Bauer was the creative genius behind many of Hull Pottery’s most popular lines. She went to work at Hull in 1944 and stayed with the pottery until it closed in the mid-80s. She is credited with creating the Bow […]
Read MoreIt’s not too early to book a room for HPA’s 2014 National Show in Crooksville, OH July 11-12, 2014. The Comfort Inn in Zanesville, OH is holding 10 non-smoking and seven smoking rooms for HPA for those dates. There is […]
Read MoreIn 1959 Hull produced a high-gloss white trimmed in tropic green line called Tropicana. This line featured seven shapes and was decorated with colorful Caribbean figures dancing, swimming or playing music. Tropicana prices command some of the highest prices of […]
Read MoreHull Pottery produced a variety of wares during its existence from utilitarian ware to art pottery to novelty items to dinnerware. Many collectors focus on collecting a certain line of Hull Pottery, such as Bow Knot, while others focus on […]
Read MoreWelcome to the new on line home of the Hull Pottery Association.
For 20 years, the Hull Pottery Association (HPA) has worked to preserve and promote all lines of Hull Pottery through educate, shows, newsletters and more.
HPA members can be found […]
