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    Who currently owns Louisville Stoneware?
    Louisville Stoneware is currently helmed by Stephen A. Smith. The company continues to produce durable, artistic pottery. Some popular pieces from this company include this Kentucky Derby commemorative piece and this collectible Cat.

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    What happened to Louisville Stoneware?
    After Taylor's death in 1970, the pottery was purchased by John Robertson, who kept the company from closing. He changed the name to Louisville Stoneware and continued to produce both practical and whimsical ceramics.

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    What does the Louisville Stoneware mark look like?
    The Louisville Stoneware mark from 1970 forward consists of a pair of hands encircling the words “Louisville Stoneware" stacked, with the phrase, "MADE IN KENTUCKY" underneath it. One hand cups the underside of the text, and the other holds a paintbrush while appearing to close the circle around the text.

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    Why was Lewis pottery renamed Louisville Stoneware?
    Jacob Lewis renamed the company Louisville Stoneware. He established Lewis Pottery in 1815 near the Ohio River on Billy Goat Strut Alley. The name of the alley was inspired by the popular pastime of betting on the billy goat races. He chose the location because travelers heading west would stock up on supplies at the 'Falls of the Ohio River'.

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    Are Louisville Pottery pieces marked?
    Louisville Pottery pieces were not marked on the earliest ones. However, pieces from when John B. Taylor purchased the company were marked. There were a couple of marks in use. One mark consists of his initials, “JBT” in cursive, inside of a circle.

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    Does Louisville Pottery have a maker's Mark?
    After 1938, Louisville Pottery pieces have John B. Taylor’s maker’s mark on the bottom of the piece.\...

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