Roseville Pottery (four)

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”

Roseville Pottery Collection of four Blue Carnelian I items USA, c. 1920glazed earthenware tallest: 7.75 h x 5.875 w x 2.5 d in (20 x 15 x 6 cm) smallest: 3.125 h x 4.625 dia in (8 x 12 cm)

Two bowls with Snowberry and Apple Blossom designs and two cachepots with Peony designs, all hallmarked and numbered underneath, the first two numbered 326-6 and 1 BL1-6, sizes 7” & 6 ¾&r

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

Roseville Pottery Futura Four Ball vase, model 393-12 USA, c. 1928glazed earthenware 12.125 h x 4.375 w x 4.375 d in (31 x 11 x 11 cm) This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.<

Roseville Pottery vases, four Zanesville, OH glazed ceramic one with original label, one signed tallest: 6.25"h x 8.5"w

Group of Roseville Pottery Baskets, four total including: blue #375-12; green #389-10 with repaired handle; pink #376-7; green #1BK-7; 7.25"-12.25" high

Four Roseville Pottery Vessels Circa 1927-1940 Baneda Green pattern, comprising three unmarked examples and one example with a foil Roseville Pottery label to the underside. Height of floor vase 15 3/

brown and green baskets, 12" x 5", 7 1/2" high, brown ewer, 18 1/2" high and blue bowl, 7 1/4" long

Four Roseville Pottery "Pinecone" Vasesearly 20th centurythree marked on the underside9 1/2 x 5 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches (largest)7 1/4 x 6 1/4 x 6 inches (smallest)

Four Roseville Pottery "Pinecone" Basketsearly 20th centuryeach marked on the underside10 1/2 x 13 x 9 1/2 inches (largest)8 x 9 3/4 x 8 inches (smallest)

Four Roseville Pottery "Pinecone" Piecesearly 20th centuryeach marked on the underside11 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 5 inches (largest)7 1/4 x 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches (smallest)

Four Roseville Pottery Company 'Dogwood I' Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1918. Comprising a near pair of vases and two jardinieres, each with "Rv" ink stamp in underglaze-blue, Vases: H: 7.12

Four Roseville Pottery "Pinecone" Vasesearly 20th centurythree marked on the underside9 x 7 x 6 1/2 inches (largest)8 1/4 x 8 x 3 inches (smallest)

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

Four Roseville Pottery Company Hanging Baskets, Zanesville, Ohio, 1924-1946, and a McCoy Pottery basket. Comprising two 'Dahlrose' baskets, introduced in 1924; a 'Blackberry' basket, 1933; a 'Snowberr

Pair of Roseville Pottery Company 'Dahlrose' Vases, and Two Single Vases, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1924. The smallest vase shape number 365 and affixed with a "ROSEVILLE POTTERY" black label, t

Four Roseville Pottery Company 'Dogwood II' "Tubs," Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1928. Comprising a pair and two single examples, three unmarked, the largest stamped "4-0SZ" (?) in underglaze-blue.

Pair of Roseville Pottery Company 'Dahlrose' Vases, a Single Vase and a Wall Pocket, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1924. The three vases shape number 367, one affixed with a "ROSEVILLE POTTERY" blac

Four Roseville Pottery 'White Rose' Serving Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1940. In Roseville's 'Coral' glaze, comprising a #1T teapot and cover, a #1C cream pitcher, a #132-4 pitcher, and a #

Pair of Roseville Pottery Company 'Dahlrose' Vases, a Single Vase and a Jardiniere, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1924. The single vase and jardiniere each shape number 364, all unmarked. Pair of va

Four Roseville Pottery Company Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, 1940's. Comprising a 'White Rose' vase, introduced in 1940, shape number 983 and in "Coral" and "Sea Blue" glaze; a 'Magnolia' vase, introduced

FOUR ROSEVILLE POTTERY CHILDREN'S ITEMSEarly 20th CenturyThree baby plates, diameters approx. 8", and a creamer, height 3.75", each with rabbit decoration.

Four Roseville Pottery Wares, 1938-1946. Comprising a 'Bleeding Heart' #651-5 jardiniere, introduced in 1938, in pink glaze; a ''Freesia' #123-9 vase and a #469-14 console bowl, introduced in 1945, in