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I emailed the fine folks at Bauer and they responded that this is certainty NOT Bauer Pottery. The mystery remains: what is RBP?
Oh wow! Thanks for going the extra mile!
Thank you dav2no1 Just wish I could find provenance from a Bauer source like an ad, catalog… Many listing making the claim these are Bauer… I just can’t rely on that I wonder what RBP stands for ?...
Thank you "mp.kunst"! That's a big help. So nice to have provenance when selling. I felt pretty sure it was a Lee Reynolds, just nice ti have a reference point. Best to you!
Nothing better than finding treasure in your own garage... even if you put it there in the first place... Har har! Best!
Actually I am in California - Orange County. I grew up in East LA, block from US Pottery of Paramount. If only I knew then what I know now! I find so many similar shapes and glazes of the various p...
Thank you! The green one looks like treasure Craft with the wood grain texture on the bottom. They are mostly identical either than that. Quite the Wild West during this period with pottery compani...
I have one of these without any advertising on it. What years were these made?
Thank you Beverly, that is very helpful. I have gone into the Soul portals site and that is helpful - nothing definitive yet - but getting me educated and also seeing some amazing art. Thanks so much!
That is what I was thinking, but hard to find examples. Thank you!
Stern Industries was famous during the Mid Century for their chalkware lamps with Spanish dancers and Latin-themed ladies and gents, African natives etc. Chalkware. Search C. ROMANELLI
Yes, it's pretty wild and such a departure for Bauer.
Looks like a Bauer Biltmore pot...?
I am guessing Garden City as it is unmarked except there appears to be a numeral 6 that GC would use to ID volume.
I scored the 6 x 9 x 3 planter in the same style and colors today. Perfect condition - in a thrift store! Whoo hoo!
...and for further info: https://calisphere.org/item/c5a0d0420d50a1804d4aba173e4d7031/
This is by Eugene White Pottery in East Los Angeles (Bell Gardens) from 1941 - 1948. I have three concentric sizes of this very planter in white. It does resemble the Bauer Biltmore pot - who influen...
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