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Frankoma
Rectangular Pillow Vase
Prairie Green Rutile Glaze, Ada Clay

This nicely shaped pillow vase from Frankoma has a wonderful Prairie Green glaze. I believe the clay is the earlier brown Ada variety, rather than the later red Sapulpa. It has an incised mark "63 / Frankoma."

A heavy piece, this vase measures 7.5 inches high, 4.75 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. There is one serious flaw, a large 2-inch crack crossing one corner (as visible in the photo, at bottom).

Price: $7.00

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2 Coffee Mugs
Desert Gold-Rutile, Sapulpa Clay

Two richly glazed
7-ounce mugs from Frankoma Pottery. I believe this glaze is "Desert Gold-Rutile"(beige with golden brown) and the clay is the (redder and earlier) Sapulpa. The shape is "Plainsman." Each mug measures 3-7/8 inches high and 3 inches wide at the rim.

These mugs are in good condition. There is some crazing on the interior of both, but no chips, cracks, or hairlines. The detail is richly defined, and the glaze glows.

They both have raised marks on the bottom for "C5 Frankoma." Price: $7.50

Frankoma
Westwind 2-Cup Teapot
Desert Gold-Rutile, Sapulpa Clay, Shape 6J

A richly glazed Westwind small teapot with lid, from Frankoma Pottery. I believe this glaze is "Desert Gold-Rutile"and the clay is the (redder) Sapulpa. The pot measures 7.25 inches long from spout tip to handle edge, 4 inches wide, and 4.5 inches high with the lid on. It is marked with an incised Frankoma mark and "6J."

This pot is in excellent condition, with little sign of wear or use. The bottom edge of the lid has been broken off, where the "tongue" protruded (to hold the lid in place when pouring; see photo below). There are no other chips, cracks, or flaws that I can find. Price: $7.50.

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