Stangl Pottery

Stangl Pottery was founded in 1814 as Samuel Hill Pottery in Flemington, New Jersey. The company’s earliest production was comprised of basic items such as storage crocks and red clay pipes. In 1860 the firm’s name changed to Fulper Pottery following the acquisition of the company by Abraham Fulper who had been an employee of the pottery since the 1820s. Under the artistic direction of William Fulper, Abraham’s son, the manufacturer earned acclaim for their colorful art pottery in the early twentieth century. Johann Martin Stangl came to work for Fulper Pottery in 1910 as a ceramic chemist and plant superintendent to revitalize the firm’s “Vasekraft” line with sophisticated glazes and an... more.

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