Welcome to Catalina Collectors.org
Our Mission
To keep interested Catalina Collectors connected to the latest information, research, and happenings in the world of vintage Catalina Island Pottery & Tile.
(Click on the categories below to learn more)
Research: Original research, the latest discoveries, and basic collecting information are at hand for the Catalina Collector, from beginner to advanced. Expert collectors and researchers share their views, secrets, and latest finds. Links: Featuring links to topical magazine, newspaper, and on-line articles of interest to every Catalina Collector. Members: Our members contribute original writing, essays, research, and more for posting to our blog. Basics: This section will include a "Learning Center" for the new collector. Ideas? Requests? Information? Share your views and insights with others.
Keeping our members informed about upcoming shows, exhibits, and events. February 2008. The largest display ever of vintage Catalina Pottery & Tile, will debut at the San Francisco Airport Museums. Selections from the collection of author and historian Carole Coates, guest curator for the exhibit, and Jerry Kunz, renowned San Francisco collector. Filling forty cases in the main United domestic terminal. February 9th and 10th, 2008. Los Angeles Pottery Show. Pasadena Convention Center. Pasadena, CA. This show, in it's 9th year, is one of the largest and best places to start or advance a Catalina (or any pottery or tile) collection.Let us know what you'd like to see or find out more about.
History
Exploring Catalina Island's rich history, and the traditions, stories, and people behind the making of collectible Catalina Island Pottery & Tile.
Original interviews, research, and little known facts exclusively available for Catalina Collectors members.
Be a part of the Catalina "Movement". Catalina Collector members are invited to participate in this on-line gallery which will feature a curated display of thousands of images of Catalina Pottery and tile in various categories. View and contribute to an already extensive library of imagery from the classic to the rare.









