Beaumont Brothers
Beaumont Brothers
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 Roseville BBP Beaumont Brother Salt Glazed Lotion Soap Pump Dispenser Jug MINT  US $10.99
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 Pottery jar brown blue bear beehive design Beaumont Bros Crooksville Ohio US $17.95
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Sitting Brown Bunny Rabbit 3 US $3.99
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 RABBIT Handcrafted Pottery Beaumont Bros Stoneware Pottery USA US $42.00
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 HENN POTTERY BEAUMONT BROTHERS SANTA BBP Salt Glaze US $18.88
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 Blue Flower Salt Glazed Stoneware Beaumont Brothers Pottery Crock Utensil Jar 98 US $19.99
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 BBP Beaumont Brothers Pottery 1998 Blue Grey SNOWMAN Crock Flower Pot SO CUTE US $9.99
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 BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY 1997 MERYY CHRISTMAS PLATE US $12.99
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 Beaumont Bros Pottery bowl Sand glazed green putty US $12.50
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 Salt Glazed Grandma BBP Beaumont Brothers Mug Cup US $11.95
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 Salt Glazed Grandpa BBP Beaumont Brothers Mug Cup US $11.95
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 1995 BBP Beaumount Brothers Pottery Coffee Mug Set 2 LN US $10.95
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 BEAUMONT POTTERY 95 PLATE SALT GLAZE SGND 1988 ExCnd US $9.99
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 Beaumont Pottery Hand Painted Jack Rabbit Bunny with Brown Accents Made in USA US $13.99
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 1995 BBP BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY 5 1 2 CROCK JAR SOUTH CHARLSESTOWN OHIO US $12.89
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 BBP BEAUMONT BROS POTTERY 1994 COLLINSVILLE OK JAR US $15.95
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Sheep Pie Dish EC US $9.99
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 Pottery Sugar Bowl w Wooden Heart Lid US $7.50
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 1997 BBP BEAUMONT BROTHER SALT GLAZED LOTION PUMP DISPENSER JAR JUG COLBALT BLUE US $9.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Stoneware Spongeware pitcher Cobalt US $142.49
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 HENN POTTERY BEAUMONT BROTHERS SANTA BBP Salt Glaze US $82.69
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 Two Beaumont Brothers BBP Crocks Williamsport Crooksville US $16.99
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 BEAUMONT BROTHERS BBP POTTERY LARGE CROCK US $23.00
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Bunny Rabbit with Egg Basket US $9.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Soap Dish Red Sponged US $8.99
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 Vintage Beaumont Brothers BBP1995 Pottery Planter Bowl 6 US $14.99
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 BBP Beaumont Brothers Spongware Crock Salt Glaze Blue Small US $4.99
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 1994 BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY SNOWMAN HANDMADE MINT CONDITION US $12.00
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 BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY Large 10 1 2 Bunny RABBIT Stoneware Figurine US $20.00
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 3 BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY COASTERS Bunny Rabbit Pig Christmas BBP 1991 US $12.99
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 Beaumont Bros Pottery S Rucker Wreath Crock US $49.00
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 Beaumont Bros Pottery S Rucker Bear Crock US $49.00
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 Beaumont Bros Pottery S Rucker Honey Bear Crock US $49.00
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 Beaumont Brothers Bros Pottery S Rucker Mothers Day Crock Salt Glaze BBP US $24.99
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 BBP Beaumont Brothers Pottery blue Santa Claus salt glaze figure figurine 1994 US $14.99
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 SIGNED BBP Green Spongeware Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock US $24.95
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 1995 BEAUMONT POTTERY GINGERBREAD PLATE US $9.95
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 NICE BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY PITCHER LIGHT COBALT BLUE DESIGN SALT GLAZE LOOK US $14.95
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 4Pcs 1990S BEAUMONT BROTHERS BLUE SPONGEWARE DINNER WARE Plates Pitcher Bowl US $49.99
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 Country Americana Blue Sponged Pottery Pitcher Beaumont Brothers US $9.99
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 BBP BEAUMONT BROS POTTERY TEDDY BEAR UTENSIL HOLDER US $18.99
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 Beaumont Pottery Crooksville OH Crock Advertising Mini US $11.99
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 BEAUMONT BROTHERS MINITURE CROCK W PIG DESIGN US $7.00
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 Rooster Chicken Pitcher Beaumont Brothers Pottery BBP US $12.99
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 BBP Beaumont Brothers Pottery apple butter jar spongeware bowl blue salt glaze US $12.95
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 LOT 4 SALT GLAZED SANTA FIGURES ELDRETH POTTERY BEAUMONT BROTHERS BBP 85 11 US $34.95
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 2 Small Saucers by BBP in Crooksvile Ohio US $3.50
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 1991 Plate BEAUMONT BROTHERS Pottery ROOSTER Stoneware US $15.99
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 BBP POTTERY UTENSIL HOLDER US $14.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery BBP Sugar and Creamer Set Berry Pattern Excellent Lid US $6.99
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 Beaumont Pottery Soap Dish Hand Painted Sponged Cobalt Blue Made in USA US $8.99
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 BBP Beaumont Brothers Pottery Crock POMEROY OHIO Salt Glazed Signed US $18.00
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 BEAUMONT BROS COBALT SPONGED CROCK WITH WIRE HANDLE US $10.00
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery BLUE SPONGEWARE STONEWARE COVERED RAMEKIN US $21.50
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 BEAUMONT BROTHERS POTTERY BBP ROUND BOWL WITH CABIN AND TREES US $21.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Small Crock With Heart Wings US $9.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Fluted Low Bowl Saltglaze US $10.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery Saltglaze Bowl with Heart Spongeware US $12.99
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 Beaumont Brothers Pottery 1998 Heart Plate US $12.99
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 Handpainted grape design utensil holder by beaumont brothers pottery US $17.95
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 BBP Beaumont Brothers Pottery Crooksville OH Christmas Pie Plate 1995 Folk Art US $28.99
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 Beaumont Bros Black Star 7 Mixing Bowl US $26.00
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 Beaumont Pottery Sitting Hammy Black Spotted Piggy Bank US $19.99
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 Beaumont Bros Stoneware Dog Feeder US $21.99
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 Smaller Pottery Bowl by BBP in Crooksvile Ohio US $3.50
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 Smaller Pottery Bowl 2 by BBP in Crooksvile Ohio US $3.50
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 BEAUMONT BROTHERS HAND PAINTED STONEWARE POTTERY SERVING BOWL MINT US $12.99
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 Beaumont Pottery Blueberry Toothbrush Holder Bathroom US $14.97
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 Beaumont Pottery Blue Stars Stripes Dinner Plate New US $16.97
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 BBP BEAUMONT BROTHERS SALT GLAZED STONEWARE POTTERY HANDCRAFTED MUG 1997 MINT US $4.99
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 Hand Turned Pitcher White Rooster Hen USA Made Pottery US $24.97
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 Beaumont Pottery Tulip Covered Butter Crock Signed New US $19.99
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 Beaumont Pottery Stars Stripes Dip Crock 2 pc Set New US $17.97
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 Beaumont Saltglazed Pottery Blue Spongeware Mixing Bowl US $17.97
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 Pottery Egg Bowl Stars Stripes Country Baker USA US $24.97
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Hupmobile Automobiles
The Hupmobile automobile, product of The Hupp Motor Car Company, has a history dating from 1909. Founder Robert C. Hupp and his brother, Louis, set out to compete with former employers Olds and Ford in 1908. Their creation, the Hupmobile, dropped one of the family p's from its name on the way to 345 Bellevue Avenue in Detroit, its first rented home. Their first car, the Model 20, was introduced at the 1909 Detroit Auto Show.
Born in 1887, Robert Craig Hupp was a Grand Rapids native and witness to the birth of the American automotive industry. He worked continuously in the automobile industry from 1902 until his early death in 1917.
The first Hupmobile sold for $750, had an 86" wheel base, and a 17-horsepower 4-cylinder engine. Sales exceeded 5,000 cars within a couple of years. Robert Hupp was always interested in plowing profits back into the improvement of the quality and performance of the company's cars - so much so that his investors quickly became worried about profitability. By 1911, his backers and Robert Hupp had had enough of each other. Robert sold his stock after only two years of being in business.
Undaunted, Robert proceeded to make electric automobiles in the newly-formed RCH Electric Car Company (He was barred from using his family name by a prior non-compete agreement). This company continued 2 years beyond the death of Robert Hupp.
Meanwhile, Hupp Motor Car Company continued to grow and thrive. Expanding to a larger plant in 1924, and in 1928 bought the Chandler-Cleveland Motors Corporation (Chandler Motor Cars). By now, the much bigger Hupp was churning out more than 60,000 units per year, and gave the likes of Chevrolet and Ford some real competition. But the tendency to build too many models, abandoning its mid-sized 4-cylinder "bread and butter" cars, resulted in a loss of the economy of scale.
The company soon acquired the rights to a new 8-cylinder engine. Always known for reliability and the early Hupmobile Lifetime Guarantee, these 8-cylinder engines proved problematic and less reliable. This and the upcoming stock market crash of 1929 served to put the best days of the makers of the Hupmobile behind them.
The Hupp Motor Company remained an innovator and was known as a maker of quality automobiles right up until its final model, Hupmobile Skylark, hit the roads just prior to 1940. Such innovations included elliptical-spring suspension, oil coolers, "free wheeling", Pres-To-Lite headlamps, and of course, the push to build bigger and more powerful cars than those of its competitors.
The other founding brother, Louis Gorham Hupp, outlived his younger brother by 44 years, and lived to see the entire drama play out for Hupp Motor Car Company. Louis died in December of 1961 at the ripe old age of 89. By that time, the name of Hupmobile had become so odd-sounding that entertainment characters such as Hugh Beaumont (as Ward Cleaver in "Leave it to Beaver") made frequent and humorous reference to his family's relic Hupmobile. Billy Wilder also dredged up the name in the movie "Some Like it Hot".
About the Author
Lawrence R. Bell is Editor for The Antiques Bible at
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