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The House of Haeger, 1914-1944: The Revitalization of American Art Pottery (A Schiffer Book for Collectors)

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This wonderful book explores more than just Haeger's early years. It contains a wealth of information about Martin Stangl and his connections to the Fulper pottery and of course Fulper's later incarnation as Stangl pottery. I recommend this book without reservation to anyone seeking more information about Haeger, Fulper or Stangl. I have collected Fulper for a long time but still found useful insights. The photos are grand!

This book has many nice color pictures to help you identify the unmarked Haeger pottery that you may have found or may find. It will also help you place the age of your finds. It is always good to know when and where something old was made. This book tells you the history of the plant and what types of pottery they put out each year from 1914 - 1944. There is another book that picks up from 1945 to 1969. The Haeger pottery plant is still putting out fine pieces of pottery to this day.

We have been collecting Haeger for years. This book gives us a better understanding and history of our collection.