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Raymor Modern Artware

White Raymor Modern Artware

The candle holder was once owned by Ann Kerr and it is marked differently from other candle holders I have seen.  RMA numbers are: 61-11 (vase), 52 (candle holder), 28-8 (bowl), and 98-6 (ashtray).

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raymordq's picture

Re: Raymor Modern Artware

The bottom of the candle holder is flat...not like others I have seen, and has this sticker and this pencil marking.

RMA_Candle_Holder_Sticker_02b.jpg RMA_Candle_Holder_1955_Mark_02b.jpg
raymordq's picture

Re: Raymor Modern Artware

Here is a pic of the "normal" marking for the candle holder.

RMA_Candleholder_52_Mark_01a.jpg
nostalgiaholic's picture

Re: Raymor Modern Artware

Terrific post...very interesting anomaly!  Thanks for the sharing this info.

mpratt's picture

Re: Raymor Modern Artware

Paul, I am simply blown away by your amazing collection of RMA. It's absolutely gorgeous. I've only run across on piece in the wild, unfortunately. If I had to collect only one line of anything--I think it would be anything Ben did for Roseville.

raymordq's picture

Re: Raymor Modern Artware

Thanks Mike, but my collection is very minor when compared to others I have seen.  Pieces seem pretty rare to find in the wild, but are usually fairly priced when found.  Many Roseville dealers don't even know what I am talking about when I ask for this line!