Two Pieces Roseville Pottery

TWO PIECES ROSEVILLE POTTERYAmerican, 20th century. Freesia double-handled console bowl 469-14 in blue, together with a Bushberry pitcher 1325 in blue. Signatures in relief.Pitcher: 9 in. (22.9 cm.),

Two piece Roseville Pottery grouping, pink Foxglove pattern 8 1/4" shape No. 422-8 vase and blue White Rose pattern 8 1/4" shape No. 985-8 vase

Two-piece Roseville Pottery jardinière in the Freesia pattern, mid 20th c. Overall: 25"h x 11"dia

Roseville covered cookie jar H 10" plus an early Roseville Dogwood vase, circa H 6-1/4". CONDITION: Both in excellent condition. No damage noted. Please copy & paste the link below for high-res images

WISTERIA 2 HANDLED VASE, MARKED 4-8, GOOD CONDITION, 8" H. & TEA POT, MARKED 6-TEA. BEEN REPAIRED AT SPOUT.

Lot consisting of two pieces of Roseville. One is a small green vase with magnolia motif. The other is a small blue planter with a magnolia motif. Both in good condition. Planter measures approx 3" ta

Two Pieces of Roseville Pottery. One measures approx. 2 1/2" inches tall w/ 9" inches diameter and the other is aprox. 4 1/2" inches tall w/a 4" inche diameter. In good condition. Freezia pattern

Comprising a Columbine pattern basket and a Foxglove handled vase. 8 1/4" and 12 3/4".

Two pieces of Roseville Pottery; a Snowberry pattern jardiniere, 6 1/2 inches high, and a Freesia pattern wall pocket.

A Freesia console bowl, 468-12, length 16 inches, and a Peony double handled vase, 60-7, height 7 inches.

Two pieces of Roseville Pottery - Monticello pattern. American, early - mid 20th century. Made by Roseville Pottery of Roseville, Ohio. One taller vase and one squat vase. Both handled. Mottled finish

Two pieces of Roseville pottery measuring 5.25 and 6 inches tall. No damage. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and

Two pieces of Roseville Pottery including 897-8" Fuchsia handled vase (entire top rim repaired); and a Clematis 6" handled vase. No chips, cracks or repairs noted. No significant glaze crazing.

Two pieces of Roseville Pottery including 897-8" Fuchsia handled vase (entire top rim repaired); and a Clematis 6" handled vase. No chips, cracks or repairs noted. No significant glaze crazing.

Two pieces of Roseville Pottery in the "Fuschia" pattern comprising one wall pocket vase on a green ground, marked "Roseville / 1282-8" to reverse, and one double handled vase on a gradient burnt oran

A jardiniere and a globular vase, the jardiniere retains the original paper sticker.    Dimensions: The jardiniere is 9" in diameter and the height is 6 1/4". 

Two pieces of early Roseville pottery, Velmoss and Carnelian, both unsigned, details include: Art Nouveau form "Velmoss" baluster vase with two raised rows of ovoid form leaves, scattered old scratche

1. "Clematis" footed vase with double handles, marked on base "Roseville U.S.A. 111-10"; 10 1/4"H; good condition---2. "Peony" bowl with double handles, marked on base "Roseville U.S.A. 429-8"; 10 3/4

Duo of Roseville Pottery handled vases in the Jonquil pattern. Both have brown and green matte glaze. Shape numbers are 523-3 and 580-4. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs

Two Pieces of Roseville Art Pottery. "Snowberry" vase, 12-1/2"h. and "Pond Lily" basket, 12"h. Condition: Good with small chip on base rim of the vase.

Two pieces of Roseville Art Pottery in the "Cherry Blossom" pattern on pink and blue grounds comprising one double handled jardiniere and one spherical double handled vase, foil label to underside. Po

Two Pieces of "Freesia" Roseville Art Pottery. Vase, 7-1/2"h, and a console bowl, 12"w. Condition: Good with wear.

Two pieces manufactured by the Roseville Pottery Company. 1 - Peony green and yellow handled vase with maker's mark on bottom: Roseville, USA 59-6", and 1 - Water Lily yellow handled vase with maker's

Two pieces of vintage American pottery, including a footed cylindrical Oak Leaf log planter by Weller and a Roseville "Freesia" pattern jardiniere vase in blue glaze (mold #669-4). Makers marks at the