Vintage Roseville Pottery Flowerpot, Pinecone 633

Matte finish in blue, green, and brown coloration. Pine tree branches decoration in relief and depicted as handles. With drainage hole. Roseville Pottery backstamp. Dimensions: 5.25" H x 6" dia. Manuf

Unmarked Roseville pottery pinecone pattern vase or urn. Twig handles. Low foot. No chips, cracks, or hairlines. Height approx. 7 1/8".

VINTAGE ROSEVILLE POTTERY PINECONE VASE 124 Circa 1935. Marked Roseville 124 on bottom. 5&quot; x 5 1/2&quot; x 4 1/2&quot; Shipping:<

Title:5 Inch Green Vintage Roseville Pottery Bushberry Pinecone Handled Vase Description: 5 Inch Matte Green Vintage Roseville USA Pottery Bushberry Pinecone Handled Vase Type of Piece:Vase Measuremen

Vintage Original Roseville Pottery Pine Cone Basket

Vintage Roseville American pottery Pinecone jardiniere. Beautiful pinecone motif on a matte green ground. Marked to bottom with mold # 621-8. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continent

Vintage Roseville American pottery blue pinecone patterned jardiniere. Form # 632-12. Does not include pedestal. Features branch form handles. Unsigned. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will not ship. Gal

Matte finish blue ground vase with pine cone branch in high relief, with handles. Roseville backstamps. Issued: c. 1935-1940 Dimensions: 2.25"L x 4.75"W x 6.5"H x 3.25" dia. Manufacturer: Roseville Po

Large vintage Roseville pottery of a 15.5" pinecone dark blue ewer 851-15, 15.5in H, made in the USA. Beautiful shades of blue, along with the pine design on the ewer. Top of ewer was cracked although

Vintage Roseville Pottery Set - Freesia Pitcher & Green Pine Cone Vase

This vase with is a beautiful and elegant decorative piece inspired by the renowned Roseville pottery Pinecone style. It combines classic design elements with a touch of vintage charm, creating a time

1-Ludwig Von Drake 1961 Disney Mug. 3 1/2". 2- Roseville Pottery Pine Cone Vase in Green 7 1/2". 3- Hull Love Duck Planter 7 1/2". Weight on all combined 2 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Est

Early 20th century. Handsome grouping including pinecone pattern and others along with four pairs of bookends. All in good condition. Tallest: H10 1/2" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr

Lot of three- Roseville Reproduction Pottery. Green pottery bowl with pinecone detail. Branches make the handles which give this piece a lot of character. Marked "Roseville" on the bottom of the bowl.

A lot of three vintage vases and one cachepot by the Roseville Pottery Company, one of the oldest American manufacturers of art pottery. The vases have small decorative handles. All pieces are handpai

A lot of three vintage vases and one cachepot by the Roseville Pottery Company, one of the oldest American manufacturers of art pottery. The vases have small decorative handles. All pieces are handpai

A lot of three vintage vases and one cachepot by the Roseville Pottery Company, one of the oldest American manufacturers of art pottery. The vases have small decorative handles. All pieces are handpai

Roseville Pine Cone 1931 Vintage Art Pottery Blue Ceramic 10.5"

Comprising: McCoy pine cone pattern, Hull sage green, Roseville Magnolia, Hall Victorian green, Hull Woodland, and Hull pink with flowers teapots and a daisy decorated majolica pitcher. Dimensions:Fro

Vase 704-7", no mark, silver foil label and flower pot 633-5" and under plate 633-5". All good condition.

Roseville Pottery"Pinecone" Jardiniere & Pedestalearly 20th centuryglazed earthenwarejardiniere marked "Roseville / 632-10"pedestal marked "U.S.A."29 x 14 inches

Two Roseville Pottery "Pinecone" Vasesearly 20th centuryeach marked on the underside14 3/4 x 8 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches (largest)11 1/4 x 10 x 3 3/4 inches (smallest)

Early 20th century. The group includes eight various pieces each having bold blue ground with handsome well detailed pinecone body. Good condition throughout. Average: H8 1/2" Sold from the collection

1931, brown, pot approx 11" diameter, handled, 23 1/2" tall pedestal, excellent.....Pine Cone is a popular pattern introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1935. Many collectors spell the pattern pinecone.