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$850 USD SaleSALE Roseville 718 Art Nouveau c1900 Umbrella Stand
Pottery:Roseville
Bittersweet Antiques presents this rare Roseville #718 umbrella stand. It is not marked but it is pictured on a Factory page in the Bomm book, "Roseville in all its Splendor" on page 381. It is definitely Art Nouveau with sweeping, sensual forms of flowers and blended glazing. The umbrella stand is 22 inches tall with a 9 inch opening, hence its catalog listing of 718 9X22. The stand is in excellent shape with the exception of 1 rim hairline that has been professionally stabilized to prevent ...
$35 USD SaleSALE Haeger 5 Hole Flower Frog, 2 Tone, Early Diamond Mark
Pottery:Roseville
This Haeger flower frog is 3 inches in diameter and stands on 3 feet; one of which has a flake that is not visible when upright. This frog has the early diamond Haeger mark and is know as the No. 8 shape in the early catalogs. This one has a nice two tone glaze of a light lime green on top and a darker green on the side.
$85 USDRoseville Holland or Dutch Line Lemonade Pitcher pre 1916
Pottery:Roseville
Roseville used this form and decorated it in many forms. This one has the 2 Dutchmen smoking cigars on it. The pitcher stands 11 and 1/2 inches tall and has a 4 inch base diameter. The pitcher has all over crazing and a couple of factory blemishes on the body. Also there are 2 old rim repairs that appear as a slight color difference and a hairline to the handle and a small bottom chip. It still displays nicely.
$45 USDRoseville Silhouette Candle Holder 751-3 in Ivory and Mint Green
Pottery:Roseville
This Roseville Silhouette 3 inch tall candle holder is in excellent condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Ivory color with a mint green highlight to the floral design. Clearly marked on the bottom as expected.
$295 USDRoseville Cherry Blossom 621-6
Pottery:Roseville
For your consideration, Bittersweet Antiques presents this Roseville Cherry Blossom bowl 621-6 in brown. No chips, cracks, or repairs. There is a slight factory thin spot in the glaze on the rim and is pictured. Shipping to the lower 48 states will be $15.50 for insured Priority Mail. Other destinations at cost.
$80 USD SaleSALE Roseville c1900 Colonial Glaze 427 Jardiniere
Pottery:Roseville
This Roseville 427 jardinière was produced at the turn of the last century. The 427 series was produced in several sizes and this is the 6 inch version. These were usually glazed in a blended fashion that highlighted the plant frond motif that curls up to be the rim pattern. This example however is glazed in a Colonial glaze of mottled blues with gold highlights. This was a glaze used on the Colonial toilet sets of the same period and can be seen on page 99 of the Bomm Roseville book. The 427 ...
$225 USD SaleSALE Roseville Slate Blue Lombardy 350-8 Vase
Pottery:Roseville
This Roseville Lombardy vase is from our personal collection. The vase, as well as the Lombardy jardinière listed separately, graced our mantle in our 1925 Prairie Foursquare for 10 years (see last picture). We have now moved to New Orleans and have decided to part with these. This is the 8 inch version of the 350 vase. It actually stands almost 8 and 1/2 inches tall. Roseville produced this line of only 13 shapes in 1924. All the footed pieces have a 3 footed stance. This vase is in the slate ...
$225 USD SaleSALE Roseville Slate Blue Lombardy Jardiniere 613-8
Pottery:Roseville
This Roseville Lombardy jardinière is from our personal collection. The jardinière, as well as the Lombardy vase listed separately, graced our mantle in our 1925 Prairie Foursquare in Baton Rouge for 10 years (see last picture). We have now moved to New Orleans and have decided to part with these. This is the 8 inch version of the 613 jardinière. I base this on the fact that early Roseville was measured by the factory by the rim opening and not the height. The rim opening on this one is 8 inches ...
$175 USD SaleSALE Roseville Early Utilitarian Poppy Pitcher pre 1916
Pottery:Roseville
Here we have a fine example of the Roseville early utility ware pitcher called Poppy. These were introduced in 1908 and continued production until 1916 and came in 2 sizes and a few glaze treatments. I collect these early pitchers and find myself with 3 of these and need to make room for new items. The usually seen glaze treatment has a mustard colored highlights on the top and bottom while this one is a much lighter, almost tan color. The usual poppy treatment is dark green leaves and stem with ...
$225 USD SaleSALE 1920s Roseville Vista Fern Dish with Inkstamp
Pottery:Roseville
Bittersweet Antiques presents this Arts and Crafts fern bowl in the Vista (or Forest) pattern from Roseville's Middle Period. This example has good coloration with strong red (berries) and blue (water). Mark Bassett in his book, "Introducing Roseville Pottery" shows a 7 inch version, 249-7 and gives the size as 3 by 7 inches. This one's outside rim diameter is 7 inches and the inside rim diameter is 6 inches and it stands 3 and 1/4 inches high. It is marked on the bottom in a blue inkstamp: 249 ...
$650 USD SaleSALE Roseville Early Pitcher "The Owl" pre 1916
Pottery:Roseville
Here we have a fine example of the Roseville early utility ware pitcher called "The Owl". These were introduced in 1908 and continued production until 1916 and is one of the more harder to find shapes. I collect these early pitchers and find myself in need to make room for new items. The pitcher is in fine shape. There is the typical crazing in a few places that develops on these high gloss glazes from normal use and washing and some staining on the front under the spout and on the inside. There ...
$175 USDRoseville Wild Rose Pitcher in Majolica Colors pre1916
Pottery:Roseville
Roseville made a number of pitchers in the early part of the 20th century. This one is the Wild Rose pattern in majolica glaze and stands the standard 9 and 1/2 inches tall. There is overall crazing and one glaze chip on the bottom rim. Great example of this classic Roseville pitcher.
$150 USDRoseville Wild Rose Pitcher in Cornelian glaze pre1916
Pottery:Roseville
Roseville made a number of pitchers in the early part of the 20th century. This one is the Wild Rose pattern in Cornelian glaze and stands the standard 9 and 1/2 inches tall. The colors are a base cream with sponged darker tones and gold highlights typical of Cornelian glaze treatments. There is overall fine crazing and a couple glaze chips on the bottom rim and a chip to the spout. Great example of this classic Roseville pitcher. The last picture compares this Cornelian glaze to an example ...
$150 USDRoseville Wild Rose Pitcher in Cornelian like glaze pre1916
Pottery:Roseville
Roseville made a number of pitchers in the early part of the 20th century. This one is the Wild Rose pattern in Cornelian glaze and stands the standard 9 and 1/2 inches tall. The colors are a base cream with sponged darker tones but no gold highlights typical of Cornelian glaze treatments. There is overall fine crazing and a couple glaze chips on the bottom and top rim. Great example of this classic Roseville pitcher. The last picture compares a Cornelian glaze to this example and is also ...
$150 USDRoseville Wild Rose Pitcher in Blue and White Sponge Colors pre1916
Pottery:Roseville
Roseville made a number of pitchers in the early part of the 20th century. This one is the Wild Rose pattern in a blue and white sponged glaze and stands the standard 9 and 1/2 inches tall. There is overall crazing and glaze chips on the bottom rim and top. There is also a crack in the handle and a few tight hairlines on the rim. Displays nicely, even with the faults from a used utility pitcher. This is the only sponged example of this classic Roseville pitcher I have ever seen.
$150 USDRoseville Mill Pitcher in Blue and White with Windmill pre 1916
Pottery:Roseville
This pitcher is one of the few that Roseville did in the now popular blue and white colors. Made prior to 1916, it features an embossed Holland windmill and a sailboat on the shore. The pitcher stands 8 and 1/4 inches tall. There are several hairline cracks and and fleabites at the rim and a couple of chips to the base. Still displays nicely and is relatively hard to find.
$500 USDEarly and Rare c1900 Roseville 478 Iris Jardiniere
Pottery:Roseville
Rare is an adjective that I hesitate to use with any collectible, but in this case it does apply. This Roseville jardiniere I have only seen in a catalog page. It is not in either of the Mark Bassett Roseville books, but is shown on a catalog page in the Bomm "Roseville in All Its Splendor" book on page 393. The jardiniere stands 7 and 1/2 inches tall and is 8 and 7/8 inches across the top opening. The bottom is clearly incised with the 478 designation and shows where the bottom glaze drips were ...| Items 1 - 17 of 17 | Page 1 of 1 |
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