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VIKTOR SCHRECKENGOST JAZZ
PLATE STOLEN!
PLEASE NOTE: Stolen April
14, 2007
Here is the image of the actual New Yorker Jazz plate that was stolen over the
weekend. The serial number is on the bottom of the plate, black text on a
small white label reading "sn3568". Also, Viktor signed the piece on the
bottom with a black marker with his full name, "Viktor Schreckengost." The
plate is approximately 11.5" in diameter and 1.25" tall.
If you hear about this Jazz Plate and/or its whereabouts please contact
Heather Carr at Viktor Schreckengost Studios at:
heather@americandavinci.com
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PLEASE NOTE: Reported April
17, 2006
Amphora Vase stolen from Alex Raskin
who owns a shop in Savannah, GA. It was taken within the past year by a
"large handsome couple in a white van with Polk County, FL, license plates.
Alex feels the piece was sold in the Tampa, Sarasota, Bradenton area. The piece
is very identifiable and beautiful. Any info, please contact Vivien Cord at Cordshows@aol.com.
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PLEASE NOTE: Reported Stolen
March 23, 2006
Rookwood Pottery
Hello, This past weekend, on the 19th of March at Richmond
Big Flea my husband happened to come into our booth and
noticed that a Rookwood
"Peacock Feather" Vase in matte blue
was stolen, and what was so maddening he had just purchased
it the weekend before! Sorry no picture, but if any should
see one for sale please let us know. Thanks, Karen and Artie
Maddox, Back Barn Antiques, Marbury, MD.
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If
you hear about either of these pots and/or their whereabouts
please contact Karen and Artie at .
Thank you!
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Reported
March 15, 2006
Could you please
list 2 pots I had stolen from me at 2 consecutive shows.
Thank you, Rod Ganser, rodpots@rcn.com.
# 1.) ROOKWOOD
POTTERY THEFT
6" Rookwood Scenic Vellum with a lot
of pinkish red in the sky. It was by Sallie Coyne. The
base had her mark on it, the Rookwood logo, XXII and the shape
number 924
The first theft occurred at the North
Carolina Antiques Extravaganza in Richmond, VA, the last
weekend in February. I believe a dealer entered my booth
after I closed it on Thursday afternoon or evening during
setup since several large pieces of silver also disappeared at
that time from another dealer's booth. I never
noticed the pot was missing until I set up at Chantilly but
realized I had never seen it during the show in Richmond after
I put it out. Customers always comment on the pot and no
one did during that show, probably because it was never there.
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# 2.) FRENCH POTTER EDMUND
LACHENAL
2 1/2" tall, about 3 or 3 1/2" wide and made of
stoneware. It had a dripping glaze in brown, olive, blue, green and
burgundy colors. The circular edge of the base was rough because of the
thick glazes. It was signed in slip "EL 113", the EL being
Edmund Lachenal's signature.
The following week between 10 o'clock and 1 o'clock on
Saturday, March 4,2006, someone stole a pot by the French potter Edmund
Lachenal. This was at the D.C. Big Flea in Chantilly.
I do not have pictures of either and do not know if
you post stolen property on the internet without a photo, but since each
piece is a one-of-a-kind vase, I thought the information might still lead to
their being found.
If you hear about either of these pots and/or their whereabouts please
contact Rod at rodpots@rcn.com.
Thank you!
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George
Ohr Pottery
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Reported August 6, 2005
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There were about 20 pieces of
George Ohr Pottery stolen in the month of
July from an estate just outside New Orleans. The photos are
not the best quality, but the owner has circled the items that have
been taken. The pot on the AAPA home page leading to this link
was also taken in the robbery. If you know anything about this
theft or hear about some rare Ohr Pottery surfacing in the
marketplace, please contact
the owner at stolenpots@cableone.net
Thank you.
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Any information, please
contact:
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