John Andrew Bauer "Andy" was the founder of the J. A. Bauer Pottery Company which began in Paducah, Kentucky. Bauer Pottery earned its fortune producing red-clay flowerpots and its fame producing simply shaped, vividly colored ceramics for the kitchen and table. In 1910, John Andrew Bauer opened a factory on the outskirts of Los Angeles in a neighborhood noted for its existing potteries, skilled workforce, and active freight rail line. By 1916 the J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. had introduced a line of molded and hand-thrown art pottery vases and bowls in a popular green matte glaze.
The J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. was active from 1885-1962.
The J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. was active from 1885-1962.
John Andrew Bauer "Andy" was the founder of the J. A. Bauer Pottery Company which began in Paducah, Kentucky. Bauer Pottery earned its fortune producing red-clay flowerpots and its fame producing simply shaped, vividly colored ceramics for the kitchen and table. In 1910, John Andrew Bauer opened a factory on the outskirts of Los Angeles in a neighborhood noted for its existing potteries, skilled workforce, and active freight rail line. By 1916 the J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. had introduced a line of molded and hand-thrown art pottery vases and bowls in a popular green matte glaze.
The J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. was active from 1885-1962.
The J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. was active from 1885-1962.
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