Kipp Ceramics was located in Pasadena and produced dinnerware and figurines. According to Chipman, they were known for making “Kippies” which were their version of the popular California pottery pixie figurines of the 1950s. I’ve seen items from them a few times online, but they’re not as common as some of the other companies. I haven’t been able to find too much other info on the company.

The dinnerware they made is very sculptured and made to resemble flower petals or leaves. Colors most popular include combinations of maroon and chartreuse, which is very consistent with the times. I believe that their pixies had paper labels, while their dinnerware was in-mold marked. The marks I’ve seen on dinnerware actually give a copyright date of 1947, so the company must have existed before then. Likely, the pixies were a later stage of their production. I’ve seen “Kipp”, “Kipp Ceramics” and “Kippie Pasadena, Calif” - the latter is on the pixies of course.

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