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Stangl 12” Salad Bowl with Relish Plate "Magnolia"
High Serving Bowl.& Celery Plate: hand painted .signed by the artist. Trenton NJ. Bowl (12" Dia. x 4 ") & Celery Plate(11.50”). In very good condition... probably never used. The very appealing Magnolia pattern is in high command and will do a wonderful presentation along side the Relish Plate…which would be perfect for celery, asparagus or other long stemmed vegetable or fruits. The Plate has 2 feet on the bottom. You can see the Stangl mark and they are signed by the artist, (little black mark). Very high glaze. No chips, or crazing. There is 1 small spider bite on the inside of the bowl. It shows as a white spot. Adds to the character! It is for this one small flaw that these 2 pieces are listed at this great price!
Replacements.com Lists this 12” Bowl at $79.95 and at this writing they only had one! The Relish Plate was listed at $29.95. You can have both at this great price!
Stangl Pottery traces its history back to the Fulper Pottery of New Jersey. In 1910, Johann Martin Stangl started working at Fulper. He left to work at Haeger Pottery from 1915 to 1920. Stangl returned to Fulper Pottery in 1920, became president in 1926, and changed the company name to Stangl Pottery in 1929. Stangl acquired the firm in 1930. The pottery is known for dinnerware and a line of bird figurines. Martin Stangl died in 1972 and the pottery was sold to Frank Wheaton, Jr., of Wheaton Industries. Production continued until 1978, when Pfaltzgraff Pottery purchased the right to the Stangl trademark and the remaining inventory was liquidated.
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