SEG/Paul Revere
Among the Arts & Crafts potteries of early 20th century, the Saturday Evening Girls (SEG) Paul Revere Pottery holds a special place.
Founded in Boston around 1907, the pottery gave young women the chance to learn a trade and the skills needed to run a business.
It was a success, creating forms and decorative designs that are cherished by connoisseurs and collectors today.
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 ANTIQUE 1926 PAUL REVERE POTTERY 7 BOWL W TREE DESIGN  US $240.00
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 Vintage Paul Revere Pottery 5 Gold Yellow Plates US $49.99
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 PAIR YELLOW PAUL REVERE SEG POTTERY BOWLS US $200.00
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 PAUL REVERE SEG 85 BOWL STYLIZED LANDSCAPE EB MINT US $995.00
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 PAUL REVERE SEG 10 PLATE STYLIZED LANDSCAPE EB MINT US $795.00
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 PAUL REVERE POTTERY 4 BLUE PLATES PRP SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS SEG 4 PRP US $68.00
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 Paul Revere Pottery Vase Blue Semi Gloss Whitish Drippings US $125.00
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 SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS SEG PAUL REVERE 75 CANDLE LAMP 1921 BY EVA GENECO US $295.00
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 PAUL REVERE POTTERY JAR W LID C 1915 30S US $165.95
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 Saturday Evening Girls SEG Paul Revere Pottery Blue Teapot Eva Geneco 1922 OBO US $299.99
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 Paul Revere Pottery Matte Finish Blue Vase Saturday Evening Girls SEG US $104.99
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 Paul Revere Pottery Bowl Beige Tan Semi Gloss Saturday Evening Girls SEG US $134.99
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 PAUL REVERE 425 ARTS CRAFTS CABINET VASE GLAZED IN DEEP BLUE MINT US $295.00
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 PAUL REVERE SEG 55 SAUCER AM MONOGRAM IGS 1926 US $125.00
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 PAUL REVERE SEG 6 CEREAL BOWL AM STYLIZED LANDSCAPE US $395.00
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 PAUL REVERE SEG 775 PLATE W A DUCK LANDSCAPE ENTITLED BETTY HER PLATE MINT US $575.00
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 SEG PAUL REVERE POTTERY LARGE SPECKLED SATIN BLUE VASE US $495.00
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 Saturday Evening Girls SEG Paul Revere art pottery 2 2 US $849.00
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 Saturday Evening Girls SEG Paul Revere art pottery 1 2 US $849.00
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 SATURDAY EVENING GIRLS SEG YELLOW GLAZED PLATE 1921 US $125.00
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The Saturday Evening Girls: Paul Revere Pottery $51.06 Among the Arts & Crafts potteries of early 20th century, the Saturday Evening Girls (SEG) Paul Revere Pottery holds a special place. Founded in Boston around 1907 the pottery gave young women the chance to learn a trade and the skills needed to run a business. It was a success, creating forms and decorative designs that are cherished by connoisseurs and collectors today. This long-awaited and eage... |