UPDATED NOVEMBER 2014 - INCLUDES ALL KNOWN FULPER VASEKRAFTLAMPS AS OF THIS DATE

Dear Fulper lamp owners:

Fulper.net is currently doing research for the first comprehensive book on the Vasekraft lamps produced by the Fulper Pottery Company. As part of our research process, we are asking for assistance from owners of Fulper lamps. We are seeking information on individual lamps, especially the marks and numbers on the bases and shades. We are also seeking permission from owners to have their lamp(s) professionally photographed for possible inclusion in our future book. If you are willing to help, please e-mail us at vasekraft@comcast.net. We are also always interested in purchasing any Fulper Vasekraft lamps and will pay generously for fine examples

In the meanwhile, read our fascinating article on Fulper's Vasekraft Lamps that was published in the Spring 2012 issue of the Journal of the American Art Pottery Association (click the pic):

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This Fulper Lamp Gallery, two years in the making, features Fulper's distinctive VaseKraft lamps, circa 1911-1918. These Arts and Crafts Period lamps are distinguished by their unique ceramic shades that incorporate colorful leaded glass in geometric patterns.

The stunning glazes on VaseKraft lamps were expertly applied to both base and shade, and are arguably Fulper's best work. In fact, it has been said that Fulper never put a weak glaze on a VaseKraft lamp, and the pictures below attest to that.

Fulper.net will attempt to include a picture of each known Fulper VaseKraft lamp in this gallery, and in doing so provide a single comprehensive source for viewing, comparing and appreciating the full range of Fulper's VaseKraft lamp production. Photo contributions are highly appreciated!

Submission of information about Fulper lamps, or lamp photos, is appreciated -- email vasekraft@comcast.net.

Note -- lamps are arranged by model number, and larger pics are available for most lamps and advertisements-- just click on the gallery photos.

Support the museums and auction houses listed on this page!

 

 

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Treadway Gallery

Rago Auctions

Skinner Auctions

Hartzell's Auction Gallery

 

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Rago Auctions

 

Skinner Auctions

Rago Auctions

Treadway Gallery

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Treadway Gallery

Rago Auctions

   

Rago Auctions

 

 

Treadway Gallery

Rago Auctions

Note: this lamp is likely a marriage

Metropolitan Museum

 

 

Metropolitan Museum

Rago Auctions

Skinner Auctions

Private Collection

Christies Auctions

Rago Auctions

Private Collection

Private Collection

 

Private Collection

Treadway Gallery

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Private Collection

 

 

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Private Collection

Metropolitan Museum

 

Rago Auctions

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

     

Private Collection

Gallery 532

Treadway Gallery

Christies

Brunk Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Skinner Auctions

 

Private Collection

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Newark Museum

Rago Auctions

Morse Museum

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Christies Auctions

Rago Auctions

Treadway Gallery

Wolfs Auction Gallery

Private Collection

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Doyle Auctions

Treadway Gallery

Gallery 532

 

Private Collection

Opfer Auctions

Private Collection

 

Private Collection

 

Skinner Auctions

Sothebys

Private Collection

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

Rago Auctions

 

 

Rago Auctions

 

 

 

 

Very special thanks to David Rago for granting us access to his extensive Fulper photo archives

The Newark Museum Online

Thanks to the Newark Museum's Decorative Arts Department for allowing us to photograph their wonderful Fulper Funnel Lamp!

Please visit the Newark Museum and remember to support your local museums!