When was Roseville Freesia made?
Patterns and Lines
| Apple Blossom | 1948 |
|---|---|
| Freesia | 1945 |
| Ferella | 1930 |
| Ixia | 1937 |
| Foxglove | 1942 |
What kind of pottery does Roseville Pottery make?
Roseville Pottery first ignited as a company making day-to-day-earthenware and evolved into creating art pottery.
How tall is a Roseville Mostique 8 ” vase?
Roseville Vase 58-14. Foxglove pattern. 14 inches tall. Beautiful Condition. Fabulous Roseville Mostique 8″ Vase Rough and Glazed Finish. Early 1915 Pattern Functional, artistic, and beautiful, since its inception in the late 1890s, Roseville pottery is a recognizable and desirable collectible.
How much did Roseville Pottery sell for at Morphy?
Selling price: $430.50 (Morphy Auctions – 9/16) Lot of two Roseville pieces in the Bleeding Heart pattern. Condition: Very Good-Excellent. Largest: 15 1/2” tall. Beautiful jardiniere with matching pedestal. Great color with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
When did Roseville Pottery use the RV trademark?
From 1930 until about 1937 The later shieled sticker which included the “”Rv” trademark was used extensively. Many of the early and middle period lines that were unmarked aside from stickers can also be found with crayon or pencil-style annotations indicating the shape number. Below is an example quite common on the Futura line.
Roseville Pottery first ignited as a company making day-to-day-earthenware and evolved into creating art pottery.
Roseville Vase 58-14. Foxglove pattern. 14 inches tall. Beautiful Condition. Fabulous Roseville Mostique 8″ Vase Rough and Glazed Finish. Early 1915 Pattern Functional, artistic, and beautiful, since its inception in the late 1890s, Roseville pottery is a recognizable and desirable collectible.
Selling price: $430.50 (Morphy Auctions – 9/16) Lot of two Roseville pieces in the Bleeding Heart pattern. Condition: Very Good-Excellent. Largest: 15 1/2” tall. Beautiful jardiniere with matching pedestal. Great color with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
From 1930 until about 1937 The later shieled sticker which included the “”Rv” trademark was used extensively. Many of the early and middle period lines that were unmarked aside from stickers can also be found with crayon or pencil-style annotations indicating the shape number. Below is an example quite common on the Futura line.
