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Royal Ariston (Importex Company & BC Ceramics)

Canada Pottery Posted on October 2, 2014 by Maria HaubrichJanuary 24, 2015

  This history of Royal Ariston of British Columbia begins with understanding that Royal Ariston was the brand name of a line of ceramics introduced by the Importex Company of Vancouver. From the late 1920s to WWII, Importex, managed by … Continue reading →

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BC Ceramics: Herta

Canada Pottery Posted on September 12, 2014 by Maria HaubrichNovember 28, 2021

History:   the Herta years Production years: 1955-1967 Location: Hamilton Street (Yaletown district) Vancouver, B.C., Canada People:    Herta Gerz – Artistic Director, designer, production manager focused on training decorating staff, on designing unique & varied decorative patterns, motifs & figurines, on … Continue reading →

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