Listed G. Greers American Stonewares:
This example I own
Courtesy: Charles Morin, BeBops, San Antonio, Texas
Courtesy: Charles Morin, BeBops, San Antonio, Texas
5" TALL X 2 3/4" IN DIAMETER AT THE BASE
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Meyer - San Antonio Pottery 1887-1960's
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Meyer Pottery of Texas,
was founded by German immigrants Franz Schultz and his son-in-law,
William Meyer in 1887.
They became known for their use of
a mustard yellow/green slip known as a Leon Slip glaze. In 1920 sons Frank
and Gus Meyer took over the business. Under their leadership Meyer
expanded into tourist-ware and other decorative forms as well as their
standard utilitarian wares. .
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| Pictures of Various Items they produced Click on image for larger view. To return use Browsers back button.
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5 gal. Jug |
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Unusual Pitcher Listed G. Greers American Stonewares: This example I own |
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Cake Mould |
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Huge collection of Meyer | ||
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AGrouping of
Meyer Courtesy: Charles Morin, BeBops, San Antonio, Texas |
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Another grouping of Meyer. Courtesy: Charles Morin, BeBops, San Antonio, Texas |
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Unusual small Meyer Jug 5" TALL X 2 3/4" IN DIAMETER AT THE BASE |
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Meyer Chicken Water |
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Another Type of Meyer Chicken Water | ||
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