Stangl Pottery has been known far and wide for innovative artware, bright, colorful bird figurines and hand-painted dinnerware in floral and fruit patterns! Be sure to check out the latest

1960s Stangl Pottery Publicity Photo. WELCOME! Stangl Pottery has been known far and wide for innovative artware, bright, colorful bird figurines and hand-painted dinnerware in floral and fruit patterns!

Most comprehensive book on Stangl dinnerware to date! Lists and values nearly 300 Stangl Dinnerware patterns! A thoroughly chronicled history of the Stangl Pottery Company! Over 500 photos depicting nearly every pattern! Click here for ordering information!

At Plant No. 2 was produced Fulper Pottery's newly developed Fulper Fayence art and dinnerware lines. The Fulper Fayence dinnerware was America's first open stock solid-color dinnerware. This line ultimately became Stangl Pottery, and for many years was advertised as "Stangl Pottery, made by Fulper Pottery"

Upon arrival in Millville, two of the kilns and most of the Town & Country and Kiddieware production molds were set up for immediate use in the production of Royal Cumberland, but everything else was stored in ancient Wheaton Glass Company warehouses to await a future embodiment of Stangl Pottery.

FLEMINGTON -- The Pfaltzgraff outlet in Liberty Village is going out of business and will close sometime around Christmas. The shop, which has been in the old Stangl Pottery building since 1978, is one of 39 Pfaltzgraff stores nationwide that will close their doors this winter.

Learn the identity of Stangl's unmarked Hand-Made artware of the 1920s and 1930s. This line is becoming one of Stangl's fastest growing collector categories! THIS book will correctly identify each shape and glaze!

Inspired by Stangl’s original Kiln Display, created by Merrill and Christl Stangl Bacheler in 1950, the Hill-Fulper-Stangl Potteries Museum was a favorite destination for stangl collectors from across the nation, and had even been visited by international students of pottery craft.

Bob Shaw’s 'New Stangl' included recreations of original Stangl Town & Country dinnerware, original character wig & hat stands, and an original line of kiddieware patterns with coordinating lamps and flowerpot planters - all of which were designed …

Fruit, shown above in an early 1940s Terra Rose finish, was Stangl Pottery's most popular, longest produced and consistently best-selling dinnerware pattern. Kay designed this pattern in late 1941, it was introduced as a short salad set in January 1942.