Watt Pottery was a family-owned business in Crooksville, Ohio, founded in 1922 that made stoneware, ovenware, and kitchenware before a fire closed the company in 1965. Initially producing stoneware like crocks and jugs, they later transitioned to the more popular ovenware in the late 1930s. The company became known for its hand-painted, bright designs on a dark cream-colored clay, with popular patterns including Apple, Rooster, and Tulip.