Pottery

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  1. Tanya645

    Tanya645 New Member

    Anyone know if these are roadside pottery?
     
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  3. komokwa

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    what do the bases look like?
     
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  4. Taupou

    Taupou Well-Known Member

    This isn't what is typically known as Roadside Pottery, but it is pottery produced for the tourist market.

    This type of pottery was made by Romco (Rocky Mountain Pottery Company) in the mid-1950s through mid-1980s, in Loveland, Colorado. There may have been other companies making similar items, but Romco is the one I am aware of.
     
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    Thank you!! One of the pieces is marked made in Colorado but it was slightly different so I thought they were from different places.
     
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  7. verybrad

    verybrad Well-Known Member

    You often see these branded with other locations but believe they come from ROMCO.
     
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