Bauer Quarterly Magazine

In the late 1990s, a few passionate (and well known) collectors produced a quarterly Bauer newsletter full of informative articles (including lots of information not found in the collector reference books!). Here are a few back issues of Bauer Quarterly. Expand the PDF to read each issue.

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 1, Issue 1, Summer 1996

The Newest Bauer Book (Tuchman)

Mitch Tuchman discusses the upcoming release of his new book, “Bauer: Classic American Pottery”

Dinner with Jack Chipman

An interview with Jack Chipman on his new Bauer Pottery guide

Ringware (Edgar)

An introductory article on Bauer ringware pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 1, Issue 2, Fall 1996

Monterey Moderne

An overview of Bauer’s Monterey Moderne line

The Bauer Survey Results

Initial Bauer Quarterly member survey results

How Do You Know it’s Bauer? (Wiskow)

Ways to identify Bauer Pottery pieces

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 1, Issue 3, Winter 1997

Speckled Bauer (Murphy)

Collector David Murphy shares his passion for Bauer’s 1950 speckled ware

How Much is that Matt Carlton in the Window? (Wiskow)

Tips for identifying Matt Carlton pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 2, Issue 1, Summer 1997

Cal-Art

An overview of Bauer’s Cal-Art artware line

New Bauer Book Coming Soon (Chipman)

Jack Chipman announces his upcoming book, “The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Bauer Pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 2, Issue 2, Fall 1997

The Making of a Ring Plate: An Interview with Victor Houser (Ogden)

An interview with Bauer Pottery’s Victor Houser

Garden City – Not the One on Long Island (Wiskow)

A comparison of San Jose’s Garden City Pottery to Bauer Pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 2, Issue 3, Winter 1998

Monterey Bauer (Dangermond)

Collector Jeffery Dangermond shares an overview of Bauer’s Monterey line

The Making of a Ring Plate, Part 2: An Interview with Victor Houser (Ogden)

David Ogden continues his interview with Bauer Pottery’s Victor Houser

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 2, Issue 4, Spring 1998

Bauer Atlanta: The Pre-War Years

A history of Bauer’s foray into Atlanta manufacturing

An Interview with Johnny Brutsche

An interview with Johnny Brusche of Bauer Pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 3, Issue 1, Summer 1998

Bowled Over

A primer on how to identify different California pottery mixing bowls

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 3, Issue 2, Fall 1998

Will the Real Matt Carlton Please Stand Up? (Wiskow)

An overview of the features and characteristics most often found on unmarked Matt Carlton ware.

Johnny Brutsche (Tuchman)

A short biography and tribute to Johnny Brusche of Bauer Pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 3, Issue 3, Winter 1999

Cemar: Bauer’s Sleeping Cousin (Murphy)

An introduction to Cemar Pottery, founded by two Bauer employees

Life at the Bauer Plant: An Interview with Wayne Red

An interview with Bauer Pottery employee, Wayne Red

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 3, Issue 4, Spring 1999

Bauer Flower Pots – the 20s to the 50s (Coates)

An extensive overview and identification of Bauer flower pots from the 1920s through the 1950s.

Victor Houser (Ogden)

A tribute to Victor Houser of Bauer Pottery

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 4, Issue 1, Summer 1999

Bauer on the Internet (Ogden)

David Ogden explores the brave new world of internet shopping

Ringware Punch Cups & Teacups: What’s the Difference? (Travis)

Comparing differences between Bauer punch and teacups

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 4, Issue 2, Fall 1999

California Colored Pottery – Plain (Chipman)

An introduction to Bauer’s original colorware line

Bauer Quarterly, Vol. 4, Issue 3, Winter 2000

A Bauer Time Capsule

What Bauer pieces would you put into a time capsule to be opened in the year 3000?

The Latest “Fake” Bauer

Bauer collectors encounter the first new pieces from the new Bauer Pottery manufacturer. They are not amused.