Stangl Terra Rose Standing Leaf Vase, Mid-century Cookbooklets A commitment to continually purchase

A commitment to continually purchase new equipment designed to speed up the production process helped the company weather the Depression

and bowls with leaves in various shades of green

The highlight can be found in the middle two-page spread where fabulous illustrations of the earliest Pyrex baking ware show the foods that could be made in each

Their product line was diverse

This charming reamer and pitcher is larger than most

Stangl Terra Rose Standing Leaf Vase, Mid-century Cookbooklets A commitment to continually purchaseBlue Stangl Terra Rose Standing Leaf vase. This gorgeous mid century vase was manufactured by Stangl Pottery, which traces its history back to the Fulper Pottery of New Jersey. In 1910, Johann Martin Stangl started working at Fulper. He left to work at Haeger Pottery from 1915 to 1920 and then returned to Fulper Pottery in 1920. Stangle became president in 1926, changed the company name to Stangl Pottery in 1929, and purchased the firm in 1930. Fulper