Hollywood Ceramics appears to have been an off-shoot or subsidiary of Tudor Potteries, a Los Angeles company that was founded in the late '20s or early '30s. Best known for their ceramic tile, Tudor also produced other types of art-ware, including pottery made under the California Ware banner. Hollywood Ceramics appears to have come into being in 1950, and in promotional material sent to retailers their products were described as "designed by free lance Hollywood artists, moderately priced, proven business builders." Tudor was located, at least for a time, at 2406 East 58th Street in Los Angeles. Hopefully I'll have more information on this California pottery soon.

	value:  rarity: Not found too often, this deer is in a particularly brilliant chartreuse that seems to have been a favorite with the folks at Hollywood Ceramics, as it was used on almost all the products they sold.
	Makers mark on the bottom reads "Hollywood Ceramics, Hand Made in California."
	value:  rarity: A similar style to the deer above, the Hollywood Ceramics ram has a striking finish of black with a white drip glaze.
	Back view of the ram. The bottom is inscribed, "Hollywood Ceramics, Hand Made, Calif".
	value:  rarity: Hollywood Ceramics was definitely fond of deer/gazelle/ram designs, and included two on this example. Photos courtesy of an eBay seller from Salt Lake City, Utah.
	This angle shows the light fixture and planter area.
	...and here it is casting a bit of mood lighting!
	value:  rarity: A seldom-seen Gazelle TV lamp/planter by Hollywood Ceramics. This small lamp was originally set in a metal base.
	value:  rarity: Everybody seems to have done a variation on the comedy/tragedy theme, including this one from Hollywood Ceramics. Photos Courtesy of Herb Wanser of Anaheim, California.
	Here's a back view.
	Fortunately, Hollywood Ceramics was quite consistent in the marking of their products.
	value:  rarity: While this example is little worse for wear, the Hollywood Ceramics rooster lamp is a great design, and quite rare as well.
	Back view of the Hollywood Ceramics rooster TV lamp.
	value:  rarity: Elephants weren't too common a subject for TV lamps, but this example from Hollywood Ceramics isn't the first.
	Back view.
	value:  rarity: Wearing a black finish with dripped white decoration, this is one of the less common Hollywood ceramics TV lamps. Photos courtesy of Ron from Caldwell, Idaho.
	Back view.