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Cookie Jars
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Franciscan
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Franciscan "Antique Green"
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Franciscan "Apple"
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Franciscan "Autumn"
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Franciscan "Ballet"
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Franciscan "Carmel"
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Franciscan "Daisy"
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Franciscan "Del Mar"
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Franciscan "Desert Rose"
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Franciscan "Duet"
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Franciscan "Echo"
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Franciscan "Encore"
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Franciscan "Fern Dell"
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Franciscan "Floral"
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Franciscan "Ivy"
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Franciscan "Martinique"
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Franciscan "Meadow Rose"
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Franciscan "Oasis"
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Franciscan "October"
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Franciscan "Pomegranate"
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Franciscan "Poppy"
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Franciscan "Silver Pine"
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Franciscan "Starburst"
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Franciscan "Strawberry Fair"
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Franciscan "Tahiti"
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Franciscan "Terra Cotta"
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Franciscan "Wildflower"
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Franciscan "Woodside"
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Metlox
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Metlox "Aztec"
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Metlox "Bandero"
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Metlox "Blue Tulips"
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Metlox "California Free Form"
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Metlox "California Palm"
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Metlox "California Strawberry"
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Metlox "Del Rey"
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Metlox "Luau"
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Metlox "Medallion Red"
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Metlox "Navajo"
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Metlox "Palm Springs"
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Metlox "Pepper Tree"
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Metlox "Pescado"
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Metlox "Sculptured Daisy"
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Metlox "San Fernando Gold"
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Metlox "Tropicana"
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VernonWare
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Vernon Kilns
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Aloha Don Blanding Collection
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Vernon Kilns Bird Pottery
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Vernon Kilns "Bits of America" Series
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Vernon Kilns "Casa California"
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Vernon Kilns "Desert Bloom"
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Vernon Kilns "Ecstasy"
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Vernon Kilns "Frontier Days"
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Vernon Kilns "Homespun"
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Vernon Kilns "Lei Lani"
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Vernon Kilns "RFD"
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Vernon Kilns "Rio Vista"
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Vernon Kilns Rockwell Kent Dinnerware
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Vernon Kilns "Sun Garden"
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Vernon Kilns "Trade Winds"
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Vernon Kilns "Walt Disney"
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Hawaiian Garden
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Restaurant Dinnerware
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Santa Anita Ware
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Sascha Brastoff
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Sugar Bowl
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California Pottery
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Serving Platters
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Coffee & Tea Pots
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Serving Pitchers
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Butter Dish
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Tumblers & Drinking Cups
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Cup & Saucer Sets
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Vintage Vase
Vernon Kilns, an American ceramic company located in Vernon, California, was one of the "Big Five" California potteries. Formerly known as Poxon China, Faye G. Bennison purchased the pottery in 1931 & produced ceramic tableware, art ware, giftware, and figurines. The other "Big Five" potteries were Metlox Manufacturing Company, Pacific Clay Products, Gladding, McBean & Co., and J.A. Bauer Pottery.
In 1952, Elliot House was hired as art director and continued to work with outside contract artists and designers such as Jean Goodwin Ames and Sharon Merrill. In 1958, Vernon Kilns closed their pottery due to mounting labor costs and competition from foreign imports. Metlox Manufacturing Company, located in Manhattan Beach, California, bought the molds and continued to manufacture some of Vernon's patterns in their Vernonware division.
In 1952, Elliot House was hired as art director and continued to work with outside contract artists and designers such as Jean Goodwin Ames and Sharon Merrill. In 1958, Vernon Kilns closed their pottery due to mounting labor costs and competition from foreign imports. Metlox Manufacturing Company, located in Manhattan Beach, California, bought the molds and continued to manufacture some of Vernon's patterns in their Vernonware division.
VernonWare

Vernon Ware "Vernon Rose" Dinner Plate
$42.00
$42.00

Vernon Ware "Vernon Rose" Butter Dish & Lid
$86.00
$86.00

Vernon Ware "Vernon Rose" Salt & Pepper Shakers
$46.00
$46.00

Vernon Ware "Vernon Rose" Cream Pitcher
$18.00
$18.00

Vernon Ware "Imperial" Coffee Pot & Lid
$250.00
$250.00