Frankoma Pottery is an American pottery company located in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. The company is widely known for its sculptures and dinnerware although the company made many other products including figurines, trivets, and vases.
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Ending Wednesday at 12:12PM PDT 1d 13h. or Buy It Now. Frankoma Pottery Lady Dreamer (Weeping Girl) from 1934 in green glaze and Ada clay, impressed Frankoma, measures 5.75 x 6 View Full Details A 1934 FRANKOMA POTTERY LADY DREAMER Frankoma Pottery Collectors. 2,836 likes. The pottery was produced in Oklahoma and is no longer in business in the Sapulpa location. In late 2012, the company reopened Online as www.FrankomaPottery.com 2018-10-05 · Frankoma Pottery. Political mugs have been a mainstay of the Frankoma line since the late 1960s, when the company first introduced its GOP elephant mug.
Frankoma Pottery of course! Please post all photos of Frankoma. If you recently bought it (flea market, yard sale, ect) it would be cool if you listed the price you got it for! Aug 5, 2014 - Frankoma Pottery limited edition (of 1,000) white buffalo figurine. Marked Frankoma 584 Joniece Frank. Mint. 6 3/4" t on Oct 22, 2006 Oct 28, 2015 - Explore Jill Reber's board "Frankoma Pottery", followed by 227 people on Pinterest.
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Joniese Frank, the daughter of Frankoma Pottery's founder and president and CEO of the company along Route 66 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, for almost 20 years,
Kovel's notes that the Frankoma name and the master molds will be sold separately, which indicates there might be an attempt to bring back the "old" pottery with reproductions. Dec 9, 2020 - Explore April Mosher-Chapman's board "Frankoma Pottery", followed by 237 people on Pinterest.
Until 1954, Frankoma Pottery was made using light tan clay transported from the town of Ada, Oklahoma (a significant distance from Sapulpa). Pieces made during this timeframe will have a light, sandy hue. During 1954, Frankoma Pottery began using red brick colored clay (now called Sapulpa clay) from Sugar Loaf Hill, Oklahoma.
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At first Frankoma produced vases and other types of art pottery, using a beige clay from the Arbuckle Mountains, which today is known among Frankoma collectors as Ada clay. Browse our great selection of Frankoma dinnerware and dining collections.
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The Ad Frankoma Pottery issued a commemorative plate for the Diamond Jubilee of Statehood in 1982. Beginning in 1960 the youngest Frank daughter, Joniece, worked by her father's side and began designing pieces. Jul 1, 2018 - Explore Debbie Robinson's board "Frankoma Pottery", followed by 105 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about pottery, vintage pottery, pottery art.
29 May 2012 Sooner state entrepreneur John Frank's legacy takes the spotlight in the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art's “Oklahoma Clay: Frankoma Pottery.
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After Frank's 1973 death, his youngest daughter, Joniece Frank, took over the business.