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Stangl

Stangl Amber-Glo Creamer and Sugar

Stangl Pottery. Casual. Amber-Glo. Ed Pettingil (shape). Kay Hackett (pattern). Creamer and Sugar. 1954.


I purchased a Stangl Casual coffee server in the Amber-Glo pattern on an antique mall stop during the 2010 20th Century Cincinnati Show and concluded these shapes are too cool to stop at just one! 

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brbeard's picture

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I concur with your conclusion :)  Interesting shapes!

studiosmith's picture

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And I had the pleasure of hanging with you that day!

modlectic's picture

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Yes! It was a fun day.

Ann Arbor Modern's picture

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those are gorgeous!!

JohnnyFinds's picture

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Nice, I like the gourd look! I like Kay Hackett and Stangl, but are they safe for use? I formally had a Thistle platter but parted with it because of crazing. 

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mpratt's picture

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I live in Stangl country. I don't think there is a big problem with crazing and Stangl. Unfortunately, there are only a handful of Stangl patterns today's mcm collector would consider modern. This one above is not modern from that perspective. Lyric, Carnival, and Amber-Glo are a few that come to mind as keepers. We grew up eating off Stangl Fruit everyday and I think my father may actually still have some of it in his cabinets.