Vintage 1950s Stangl Leaf Vase in Ivory and Gold circa 1954-1956 regional Natural flaws appear in some

Natural flaws appear in some of the painting and floral transferware which occurred in factory during the making of

there is not one way to show them off where they don't look gorgeous

but this arrangement helps subtly add a bit of the season's unexpected warmth to your cooking space

Magnus' son

Ruffled rim

Vintage 1950s Stangl Leaf Vase in Ivory and Gold circa 1954-1956 regional Natural flaws appear in some{HISTORY} The curve of a flower, the striation of a leaf, the shape of a bird perched on a branch Stangl Pottery was no stranger to the beautiful forms found in nature. An art pottery with roots dating back to the early 1800s, they were best known for their red clay dishware, ceramic bird figurines, and artistically designed vases. Previously known as Fulper Pottery, Stangl was based in Trenton, NJ, and named for German immigrant J. Martin Stangl, a