DEACQUISITION FROM HILL~FULPER~STANGL POTTERIES MUSEUM
1930s STANGL POTTERY Floral Ginger Jar LAMP Chinese Ivory Glaze & Paper Label!
Description:
From our Hill-Fulper-Stangl Museum archival collection, a beautiful, early 1930s FulperPottery Company lamp, produced for the Simon Jay-Willfred Co.
This is Fulper Pottery Company\'s lamp #1414 Carved Floral Jar, in theirStangl earthenware body withrichChinese Ivoryglaze. This was a special-order glaze that shows up very infrequently on regular dinnerware or artware, but wasa popularlamp glaze during the 1930s.
This lampwas produced during1931-1933 and wasexclusive toSimon Jay-Willfred, a largelamp and decorative arts importer, and was one of Fulper Pottery\'smany lamp accounts of the 1930s. Simon Jay-Willfredwas ultimately merged and has become Andrea by Sadek.
The #1414 lamp is a traditional narrow ginger jar shape with an all-over motif embossed inhigh-relief withfloridbaroque-Deco vines, leaves, tendrils and blossoms ~ all witha rich, heavyglaze of Stangl\'s Chinese Ivory. This glazeis a warm gloss ivory with tones of cool bluish-white, giving the effect ofpolished white jade.
The base is cast spelter metal with an antiqued bronze finish. Thebase, harp and socket are all original to the lamp, but the gold vinyl cord is a recent replacement.
The lampmeasures 19\" tall overall to the top of the harp. The pottery portion is9\" high and 6\" diameter, the metal base measures 1 1/2\" high and 4 1/2\" diameter. Still retains its original Stangl Pottery gold foil paper label!
More information regarding Fulper and Stangl\'sMANY lamps can be found on pages 413-451 of the \'Collector\'s Encyclopedia of Stangl Artware, Lamps & Birds, 2nd Edition\' by Runge.
CONDITION:
~ isexcellent ~ no chips, cracks or damage to the pottery. There is a pinhole in the glaze on one of the flower petals, as well as a bit of light wear and oxidation to the fittings and a small crack in the spelter base, as shown in our photos.
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A Few Notes Regarding the Hill-Fulper-Stangl Potteries Museum:
The Hill-Fulper-Stangl Potteries Museum Display was housed in the original Stangl Pottery educational display kiln at the old Fulper Pottery factory building in Flemington, NJ from April 2000 through April 2005. At that time, the building was owned by Pfaltzgraff Pottery of York, PA and operated as a retail factory outlet showroom.
The Hill-Fulper-Stangl Museum Display expanded on the original Stangl Pottery educational display by exhibiting over 150 years’ of company output ~ beginning with Hill Pottery 1830s-era earthen vessels and drain pipe up through Stangl’s Town & Country dinnerware of the late 1970s. This was the same kiln remembered fondly by shoppers visiting Stangl’s factory showroom during the 1950s-1960s.
The very popular Hill-Fulper-Stangl Museum Display was a favorite destination for Stangl collectors from across the nation, and had even been visited by international students of pottery craft.
The Museum is now closed permanently due to the sale of the Pfaltzgraff Company and closure of their retail stores.
We are in the process of liquidating the Hill-Fulper-Stangl Potteries Museum collection, so you will find many surprises & treasures among our sale listings! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for any serious pottery collector. This has been a long-time ongoing project. The Museum collection encompasses many more artifacts than were ever displayed. A number of the items we are selling are one of a kind or extremely rare, while others are simply interesting examples of the everyday output of the Hill, Fulper and Stangl Pottery Companies...
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