Six Roseville Pottery Vases, 1924-1948

Six Roseville Pottery Vases, 1924-1948. Comprising a 'Dahlrose' vase, introduced in 1924, unmarked; a 'Moss' #635-4 vase, introduced in the 1930's, incised "Roseville/ 635-4;" a 'Blackberry' #573 vase

Six Roseville Pottery Company 'Dahlrose' Bud Vases, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1924. Comprising a shape number 77 single bud vase with whiplash handle, a shape number 78 single bud vase, three sh

Six Roseville Pottery Wares, 1928-1948. Comprising a 'Dogwood II' jardiniere, introduced in 1928, unmarked; a 'Magnolia' #90-7 vase, introduced in 1943, in green glaze; a pair of 'Apple Blossom' #351

Six Roseville Pottery 'Iris' Vases, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1938. In Roseville's pink glaze, comprising a #916-6 vase, a #917-6 vase, a #920-7 vase, a #921-8 vase, a #922-8 vase, and a #925-9

orange, decorated rim, banded rim body, 4 3/4" tall, 6 1/2" diameter, excellent.

Roseville Hexagon art pottery vase, c. 1924, 10 1/2"

A group of six Roseville pottery. ++ A Roseville Donatello vase. Has a puttee holding a book, c. 1915-20. 6" x 2" diam. ++ ++ Roseville Gardenia Bookends. Impressed on bottom, "659." 5 1/2" x 5 1/4".

Collection of six assorted vintage Roseville American art pottery vases. Includes: (1) 8 in. Moss pattern # 78-8 handle vase. (1) 4 in. Bush Berry vase #28-4. (1) 6 in. Blue Clematis single handle vas

Collection of six assorted vintage Roseville American art pottery vases. Includes: (1) 8 in. Roseville Moss pattern # 78-8 handle vase. (1) 4 in. Roseville Bush Berry vase #28-4. (1) 6 in. Roseville B

Description: This lot includes a Roseville Pottery vase #285-10". See photos for details. Condition: Overall good condition, appears to be without any chips, cracks, or repairs. Please examine photos

Six Various Pieces of Roseville Art Pottery. Tallest vase 9-1/4"h. Condition: Very good.

Roseville Pottery Company 'Dahlrose' Vase, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1924. Shape number 365, painted "X" in underglaze-blue. H: 12.25 in., W: 8.875 in., D: 7 in.

Six Roseville Pottery Company 'Florane' Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, 1920's. Comprising two graduated shallow bowls, a console bowl, a three vases, each with "Rv" ink stamp in underglaze-blue. Console bow

Decorated in a brown semi-matte finished and adorned in an Art Nouveau style grape pattern. R stamped on the underside. Issued: c. 1924 Dimensions: 5.5"W x 9.25"H Manufacturer: Roseville Pottery Count

Six Roseville Pottery Company 'Magnolia' Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1943. In green glaze and comprising a shape number 447 console, a shape number 1156 candleholder, shape number 86 vase,

Roseville Pottery Collection of three Imperial II vases USA, c. 1924glazed earthenware 7 h x 8 dia in (18 x 20 cm) 6.125 h x 6 dia in (16 x 15 cm) 4.75 h x 8.125 dia in (12 x 21 cm) Coll

Roseville Pottery Imperial II ribbed vase, model 473 USA, c. 1924glazed earthenware 7.875 h x 6.75 dia in (20 x 17 cm) Numbered to underside '473' with partial manufacturer's label to undersid

Vintage Roseville Pottery "Wincraft" Pattern #287-12 Inch Green Vase Circa 1948 with high gloss finish. Crafted in U.S.A. size: 8"H x 6L" Small chip on bottom. Please see pictures

Pair of Roseville Pottery Company 'Dahlrose' Vases and a Single Square Vase, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1924. The pair of rectangular vases shape number 358, all unmarked. Pair: H: 6.25 in., W: 8

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

Roseville Pottery Co., vases, three, Zanesville, OH, glazed ceramic, two signed, one with paper label remnant, together with six German ceramic cups and an Arts & Crafts vase, largest: 8"dia x 8"h

1924-1928, 6", excellent......Florentine is a middle period pattern introduced by Roseville Pottery around 1924. Standard colors are brown and ivory. Most collectors refer to the brown examples as Flo

1924-1928, 10 !/2", excellent.

1924-1928, 8", handled, excellent.....Florentine is a middle period pattern introduced by Roseville Pottery around 1924. Standard colors are brown and ivory. Most collectors refer to the brown example