Examples with black outlined artwork or molded artwork

Possibly produced by acid etching.

Matt glazed with Art Nouveau style art work

Examples with either applied lettering or with molded lettering.

Banks/Money Safes and Novelties (pigs, owls, eagles, bears, etc by 1900)

includes gold, blue, green, brown, purple, and multi-blend glazes - 1902

Similar to Opalesce ware with artwork on top of coralline beading

Bronze-like colors – 1902; Brighter gold colors – 1904

Originally called terra cotta animals

With or without gold trim – possibly part of Monochrome Line

Oriental (1898) - listed in 1902 Catalog as one line

Molded areas decorated with green or pink/red colors.

Also known as Dutch Ware

1885 to at least 1897

Probably made by other companies, but sold as an Owens product

Goldware with acid etched designs possibly a Rainbow Bronze subtype.

Matte pottery in darker gray colors than Matt Utopian.

Also known as Feroza Faience.

Also known incorrectly as Gunmetal by Stofft et al, 1996

Similar to Rustic Ware in design and coloring

Either in matte, semi-matte or glossy colored finishes

Mottled Ware

1896 as Light Colored Utopian

Various light to darker brown in matte glaze.

Misidentified as Persian

Metal Deposits

Made in figural, splash or mono-color artwork

True Majolica

Came in three colors – light, dark and medium

See Gun Metal

Incorrectly identified as Opalesce - 1905/1907

Matte or glassy finish, likely part of Monochrome line.

Much rougher matte finish than Art Vellum or Matt Lotus