Frankoma was founded by John Frank in Norman, Oklahoma, in 1933. Frank had been a professor in ceramics at the University of Oklahoma at Norman from 1927 to 1936 and used light-hued local Ada clay in his initial products. - From Wikipedia
I found this Frankoma Prairie Green canteen, Thunderbird design, last year at a shop in Colfax. Remember Colfax? It's on the way to Colfax that I found that herd of Highland Cattle. Photos HERE. But I digress. Anyway, I liked the green and rusty color of the pottery and the shape of the canteen...
...and the sweet little creamer that stands about 4 1/2 inches.
And when the roofers appeared with this cute little wagon the other day, I immediately saw Frankoma pottery.
It just needs a nice satin finish.
Can you see it??
Can you see it?
Can you see it?
Can you see it?
Can you see it?
Can you see it?
Our Local Village Gunsmith
Our Local Village Gunsmith
I'm seeing Frankoma Prairie Green pottery everywhere!
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