Hull Pottery Association

During July of 1905, the A.E. Hull Company came into being and over the years, through a long procession of change and evolution produced pottery.  Ware and products bought, sold, collected and cherished by millions throughout this country and beyond.  The Hull Pottery closed its doors in 1986 and was sold to Friendship Pottery and burnt to the ground in 1993.  While the fire may have burned the building, it in no way diminished the love of the Hull Pottery, the pride of its employee's and friends and the loyal collectors of the many fine Hull product lines.  In the spirit of the many decades of love that has been put into Hull Pottery, The Hull Pottery Association was formed in 1994 with 90 members.  Presently the Association is almost 1,000 strong.  An annual convention is held at the Crooksville High School in July.  For information about membership and the convention please contact Clarence Cooks 740.982.2643 or visit www.hullpotteryassociation.org

Hull Pottery Association Mission:  To preserve, educate and promote Hull Pottery.