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| Sebring Ohio Historical Society 126 North 15th Street Sebring, Ohio 44672 330-938-6920 |
Agner and Gaston Pottery
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| We do not have this pottery's works in our collection. If you would allow us to photograph or would send us photos of your piece, we'd much appreciate it. We also accept tax deductible donations. |
| It began as Agner, Fouts and Co., then became Agner and Gaston. The Sebring Family arrived and renamed it the Sebring Pottery in 1887, and then it became Sevres in 1900. This is the pottery from which the Sebring Brothers left to found the town of Sebring, Ohio. After they left, the pottery became Sevres China Company. |