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Will-George was an LA potter from 1934 to 1956 best known for its porcelain flamingos bit.ly/1YS5StJ
The California Cleminsons were George and Betty - potters in El Monte from 1941 to 1963 bit.ly/1OJscCi
Ernest Batchelder had an active tile studio in Pasadena from 1909 to 1951 bit.ly/1KUgJbZ
Durlin Brayton began Brayton Lugana Pottery with his home kiln in Laguna Beach in 1927 bit.ly/1FGeCwM
Cookie jar collectors love Twin Winton Ceramics started by twins Don and Ross Winton in Pasadena bit.ly/1MGNAVj
Haldeman Pottery started in Burbank in 1933 and featured pottery with the Caliente name bit.ly/1jxXmjg
Hagen-Renaker Pottery got its start in Culver City in the early 1940s and later moved to San Dimas bit.ly/1LNvLp4
Hedi Schoop fled Nazi Germany before starting her Hollywood pottery making figurines bit.ly/1MWQSHb
Kay Finch Ceramics had a retail showroom on the Pacific Coast Highway bit.ly/1MW7YES
Sascha Brastoff of California operated in West Los Angeles from 1953 until about 1973 bit.ly/1MBFLAf
Durlin Brayton began Brayton Lugana Pottery with his home kiln in Laguna Beach in 1927 bit.ly/1h2tUzQ
Sascha Brastoff of California operated in West Los Angeles from 1953 until about 1973 bit.ly/1MzLUNz
Ernest Batchelder had an active tile studio in Pasadena from 1909 to 1951 bit.ly/1MyotEi
Howard Pierce opened his pottery studio in Claremont in 1940s but later moved to Joshua Tree bit.ly/1MRociB
Haldeman Pottery started in Burbank in 1933 and featured pottery with the Caliente name bit.ly/1gYcvbD
Wallace China made mostly restaurant ware but collectors love the Western Ho western dishes bit.ly/1Fp1wDZ
The best in California for hand-decorated head vases was Betty Lou Nichols bit.ly/1gVZajV
Bauer Pottery Company created simple yet beautiful stoneware from the late 1880s to the early 1960s bit.ly/1gV0SCm
Sascha Brastoff of California operated in West Los Angeles from 1953 until about 1973 bit.ly/1jfkfI4
Pacific Pottery made real pretty Bauer-like colored dinnerware but gave it up for WW2 production bit.ly/1Px17j0