What the Frankoma Old Timers Are Talking About

  Learning Ceramic Arts at Oklahoma University, 1928: A Glimpse Imagine, if you can, being a student in John Frank or Joe Taylor’s ceramics class at OU in 1928. You […]

What the Frankoma Old Timers Are Talking About

  Ceramic Design 101, John & Grace Lee Frank Style or Fun with Design & Numbers The Franks were very clever with their designs and corresponding catalog/inventory numbers. Keep an […]

Frankoma’s Billikens

Frankoma’s Billikens, Part I by Laura McLaughlin In my years of collecting Frankoma, I always look at the piece itself (how rare), the glaze color (how long used) pre-fire and […]

What the Frankoma Old-Timers are talking about:

The Frankoma Old-Timers say that there’s a good reason for some of those early Norman Frankoma pieces to be stamped Okla. Pottery Co., Norman, Oklahoma or Norman, Okla. or come […]

Frankoma Advertising Pieces

Frankoma Advertising Pieces Thru the Years by Bob & Vickie McBain Frankoma has made thousands of advertising items and specials over the years, and continues to do so. We have […]

For Jared Bennett, It’s All About the Chase!

  Nothing is better for me than the chase for Frankoma. You never know what you will stumble across on your next treasure hunt. It may come from a garage […]

Frankoma Ashtrays Thru the Years

  Frankoma Ashtrays Thru the Years  FFCA Convention September 25, 2006  Bob & Vickie McBain Do you know how many models of ashtrays that Frankoma produced over the years? 10, […]

Evolution of Design

EVOLUTION OF DESIGN FFCA Convention September 24, 2005 Bob & Vickie McBain My discussion this year is on the evolution of design, specifically as it relates to the 80C/94L tumbler, […]

Joniece Frank: Rest in Peace

(January 11, 1938 – September 30, 2015)   Joniece Frank of Sapulpa passed from this life on Wed. September 30, 2015 at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. Joniece was born […]

Rare and Unique Frank Potteries and Frankoma Vases

  Pictured here are a Frankoma #289 vase circa 1934-38 approximately 4″ tall in an unknown dark blue glaze, and a Frank Potteries #290 vase circa 1933-34 approximately 5.5″ tall […]