A stunning example of American Art Pottery, this Roseville Foxglove floor vase (shape number 55-16") showcases the elegant craftsmanship and romantic floral motifs that define the brand's celebrated designs of the 1940s.

This substantial piece features the Foxglove pattern introduced by Roseville in 1942, rendered in a warm pink to burgundy matte glaze with embossed foxglove blossoms trailing down the body. Its amphora-style silhouette is enhanced by two angular handles and a broad pedestal base, creating a dramatic yet refined profile ideal for display.

Key Features:

Authentic Roseville Pottery, marked on base: "Roseville U.S.A. 55-16"

Pattern: Foxglove, introduced 1942

Glaze: Pink/Burgundy blend with naturalistic highlights

Height: 16" (floor vase size)

Condition: Excellent overall with crisp detail and rich color. Two small surface nicks on the base rim (see photos), consistent with age, do not detract from presentation. No cracks or major restorations.

Style: American Art Pottery, Arts & Crafts, Cottagecore Vintage
Era: 1940s
Maker: Roseville Pottery Company, Zanesville, Ohio


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Two nicks, see images

Dimensions:
Height: 15.98 in.
Width: 11.25 in.
Depth: 9 in.

Category: Vases
Origin: United States
Materials: Pottery
Creator: Brand: Roseville Pottery; Styled After: Sister Parish

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Two nicks, see images