Four Roseville Art Pottery Vases

American, early 20th century, "Spaceship", ovoid buttressed form, 7-7/8 x 5 in.; "Little Blue Triangle Vase", 8-1/4 x 4-1/2 in.; "Big Blue Triangle Vase", 9-1/4 x 4-1/2 in.; "Square Cone", 6-1/8 x 3-3

Estate lot of four antique Roseville American art pottery vases, and console bowl. Includes (1) Roseville 14" long gray "Bittersweet" console bowl, mold # 830-14. (1) Roseville 6" blue "Magnolia" sing

Four Pieces Of "Freesia" Roseville Art Pottery. Vases and Baskets. 6-1/4"h.- 8-1/4"h. Condition: Good.

A group of four (4) Roseville art pottery pieces including a Mayfair vase marked 'Roseville U.S.A. c-1003-8', a orange and purple Rozane decorative ornament or paperweight depicting a fish marked 'Ros

circa 1939; square vase with decoration of "trylon and perisphere" from 1939 New York World's Fair, 12 in. H.

Roseville American art pottery Topeo vase. Features four sections of cascading pink and green leaves and a gradient blue body. Unsigned. Measures 8.25" tall. Good overall condition with no chips or cr

Roseville American art pottery Topeo vase. Features four sections of cascading pink and green leaves and a gradient blue body. Unsigned. Measures 6.75" tall. Good overall condition with no chips or cr

4 Pieces Vintage Roseville Pottery. Floral and Leaf Motifs. 6 inches x 8 inches. All stamped Roseville U.S.A. Blue small vase is repaired.

Four Vintage Art Pottery Vases, Three are Signed Roseville. Tallest 6-1/2"h.

Four Pieces of Zephyr Lily Roseville Art Pottery; Including Zephyr Lily bowl, wall pocket, candlestick and vase. Tallest 8*"h. Condition: Good.

Four pieces of 20th century Roseville Art Pottery. Various designs in stylized forms with molded floral/foliate decoration on Green and Pink ground. Includes a 9" high "Magnolia" vase with double hand

Four Roseville Futura VasesAmerican, circa 1930. Roseville art pottery, Futura, Thistle, Beehive, etc.Max Ht. 8 1/2 in.Private Collection, Rochester, New York.

Four pieces of art pottery: Roseville Zephyr Lilly double handle fan vase (#206-7) in Bermuda Blue, circa late 1940s, 7-1/4" tall; Weller Wild Rose console bowl, 9-1/4" in diameter, with pair of match

Four Pieces of Art Pottery, comprising a Roseville Zephyr Lily vase, marked 130-6, a Roseville wall pocket marked 1014-8, a Roseville Lotus Pottery vase, marked L3-10, and an R.Ransbottom, Roseville O

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two examples having Florentine pattern including a low-form bowl 125-5" with two raised handles and a gate-form double bud vase 40-4 1/2", one C

An estate lot of four (4) studio art pottery vases. Includes: one (1) Roseville American pottery vase, with blue matte finish; one (1) blue with slight pink glazed finish urn shape vase, with handles

comprising three Roseville and one Weller Etna. Roseville patterns include Mostique, Peony 168, Zephyr Lily 130. Largest: 10 1/8" high, 5 1/4" diameter. Crazing, Weller has ding on rim. Provenance: Pr

Roseville Futura "Four Ball" Art Deco vase # 393. 12" tall.

Mid 20th century. Four are Roseville. "Columbine" bookends. 5.25 "hand "Magnolia" cider pitcher 9"h and a "Peony "double vase, repaired 4.75 "h, a Weller "Frog" vase 4 "h, a Niloak double handled vase

Art Deco period Roseville Rosecraft Pottery matte brown glazed ceramic vase with four panels of floral decoration, stamped "Rv" mark to underside, circa 1920s. 7.25" H x 3.5" diameter.

Four cachepots and vases with Thornapple, Pinecones & Primrose designs, three double handled, three hallmarked and numbered 818-8, 284-4 and 632-4 underneath, the other with a label, 8 ½”

Mostly European, Early 20th Century, Including Gouda And Majolica, All Marked Underside, Tallest 9.5 Inches, Rim Chip To Tallest. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

(4) Roseville Art Pottery Vases 20th century. Wisteria, Bleeding Heart. Max Ht. 9 1/2 in. Property of The Everson Museum, Syracuse, NY (sold to benefit the museum's collection fund).

(4) Roseville Art Pottery Vases Max Ht. 8 1/4 in. Property of The Everson Museum, Syracuse, NY (sold to benefit the museum's collection fund).