Frankoma Pottery
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 Frankoma Green Pottery Sugar no lid  US $1.95
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 Frankoma Pottery Prairie Green Planter A6 US $32.00
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 Frankoma Pottery green ashtray US $12.99
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 FRANKOMA POTTERY CREAM SUGAR NICE US $8.00
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 FRANKOMA ART POTTERY PRAIRIE GREEN GLAZE MOTHER BIRD FIGURE TAIL DOWN US $18.00
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 Frankoma Pottery Plainsman Brown Cowboy Boot Vases Set of 2 US $44.85
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How can I find out the value of my Frankoma pottery?
I have an whole set of green Frankoma pottery that I got from my grandma. I'm not sure how old they are or how to find out how much they are worth.
Go to ebay & see how much its going for there. Or take it to an antique dealer, or look for an antique book at the library.
My Mom has tons of it, the only things that are valuable are a few rare vases and specialty pieces.
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Frankoma 94J Wagon Wheel Teapot & Salt and Pepper Shakers Shakers are 2-1/2" tall and are the Wagon Wheel design by Frankoma Pottery. The 2 cup teapot is 5-1/8" tall with lid. Also in the Wagon Wheel design, marked on the bottom 94 J.... |
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Frankoma Spoon Rest 4Y Desert Gold Lovely Frankoma 4Y Spoon Rest in the Desert Gold color. This was made using the Ada honey colored clay that does not change colors when wet. This item was made between 1933 and 1955. The spoon rest is seven inches long and 3 3/4 inches wide.... |
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1981 Frankoma Democrat Donkey Mug A celery 1981 Frankoma Donkey Mug with white interior. No chips or cracks. 4" tall by 5.75" wide by 3" deep. Bottom says Frankoma US Pat. D605-739.... |
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Collector's Guide to Frankoma Pottery 1933 through 1990 $318.99 This book includes pottery made from 1933 through 1990. The book contains current values of Frankoma. This is a reference and price guide to the fine wares. Frankoma produced from 1933 to the 1990's. Not only is the regular line examined, but the Gracetone lines are included as well. Included is a detailed history of the company and its designers, full color photographs and original catalog pages,... |
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Frankoma and Other Oklahoma Potteries (A Schiffer Book for Collectors) $22.46 Now in its third edition, this immensely popular reference book about Frankoma Pottery features nearly 100 new photos! Beginning with the Frankoma Pottery, the authors present the histories of many Oklahoma firms, including Tamac, Sequoyah, Cherokee, and Winart, the clays, glazes, and trademarks by which each firm may be identified, and the variety of pottery they produced. The ceramics range from... |