Ebeling & Reuss of Philadelphia ERPHILA Bohemian Art Pottery Pot Czechoslovakia

Description: RPHILA (sometimes written as Erphila) refers to a mark found on ceramic and porcelain items imported into the United States, mostly between the late 19th century and World War II. The name “ERPHILA” is an abbreviation for Ebeling & Reuss of Philadelphia, a prominent importing company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They specialized in importing decorative porcelain and ceramics from Europe, particularly from Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria, and France. Some key points about ERPHILA items: Origins and Style: ERPHILA pieces are often from well-known European ceramics manufacturers, such as those in Bavaria, which was known for fine porcelain. These pieces range in style, including art deco, floral patterns, scenic designs, and whimsical animal figurines. Era and Popularity: ERPHILA imports became especially popular from the 1920s to the 1940s. The company imported goods from various European factories that would stamp the items with "ERPHILA" to denote Ebeling & Reuss's connection. Markings: The "ERPHILA" mark is commonly seen alongside the country of origin (such as "Germany" or "Czechoslovakia") and sometimes the manufacturer’s mark. Collectors can often identify ERPHILA pieces by these specific stamps, which are indicators of the item's origin and era. Collectability: ERPHILA ceramics are popular among collectors today due to their craftsmanship, historical value, and decorative appeal. Items like vases, figurines, teapots, and other decorative objects are frequently sought after.

Price: 75 USD

Location: Newtown Square, Pennsylvania

End Time: 2024-12-04T16:28:15.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8.9 USD