Royal Crown Aqua Pot by Royal Crown Pottery, Victor Obler
Royal Crown Aqua Pot by Royal Crown Pottery, Victor Obler
Royal Crown Aqua Pot by Royal Crown Pottery, Victor Obler Image: Faded ink stamp of "Royal Crown Hand Made Pottery"
  • Royal Crown Pottery
  • Victor Obler
  • Royal Crown Aqua Pot, 1940
  • Pottery
  • 5 x 5.5 x 5.5 in
  • Signature: Faded ink stamp of "Royal Crown Hand Made Pottery"
  • Inv: 824700
  • $250
  • Available
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Victor Obler, a Russian immigrant, founded and operated Royal Crown Pottery and Porcelain Company in Merry Oaks, North Carolina, from 1939 - 1942. The pottery studio produced stoneware, but never porcelain. With the onset of World War II, Obler was unable to obtain the necessary materials for his glazes, and the pottery closed in 1942 after having operated for only three years. The pottery got its name after Obler saw a sign advertising Royal Crown Cola.

  • Subject Matter: Flower Pot

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