Enhance your home decor with this lot of 3 vintage Frankoma Pottery pieces, including 2 adorable double handle bud vases and 1 bowl. Each piece carries the appeal and craftsmanship characteristic of Frankoma Pottery. With their elegance, these items are perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm to any room. Display them together for a cohesive look or separately to accent different areas of your home.
As you run your fingers along their curves, you'll appreciate the unique character and warmth their very distinctive glaze bring to your space. All 3 pieces are in excellent condition without any chips or cracks.
Approximate Dimensions:
• Vases are 6.5 inches tall and 2.25 inches wide.
• The bowl is 4 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide.
Kindly note that flowers and/or plants featured in the photography are not included with these items. Interested in similar pottery items? Explore the marketplace and discover the heritage of Frankoma Pottery (https://worldclassantiques.com/Marketplace/Browse?FullTextQuery=Frankoma) for yourself!
Did You Know About Frankoma Pottery?
• Frankoma Pottery, established in 1933 by founder John Frank in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, derived its name from the fusion of 'Frank' and 'Oklahoma,' symbolizing its roots in the state.
• In the early years of Frankoma Pottery, John Frank experimented with clay bodies and glazes. He developed innovative techniques, such as using Ada clay from Oklahoma and creating his signature glazes from local materials.
• Frankoma Pottery has historical ties to U.S. presidents. The company produced special pieces for several presidents, including Lyndon B. Johnson and Ronald Reagan. Frankoma even created the official Oklahoma Governor's Christmas ornament for many years.
• Frankoma Pottery was one of the earliest pottery companies to adopt environmentally friendly practices. They prioritized sustainability by recycling clay scraps and using natural gas kilns to reduce emissions.
• In recent years, there have been efforts to revive Frankoma Pottery. Some enthusiasts and collectors have worked to preserve the legacy of this iconic American pottery brand, sparking renewed interest in its history and craftsmanship.
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