Large Matt green McCoy Vase This matt green vase is 13 inches high and 25 inches around the largest part of base of the vase. Gold deco lines accent the center of vase on both sides. There is a 5 inch crack line on one side, turn that to the wall and you have one great McCoy vase.
 

West Coast aqua and mauve vase This West Coast vase has soft colors hard to describe blue-ish and raspberry color. The vase is 9 inches tall by 11 inches around the widest area. This is a very beautiful graceful vase. One small chip on the left side base.
 

Roseville Creamware Planter This is a cute little creamware planter from the early 1900's. The piece measures 3 1/4 inches high and 4 inches across the top. Originally this piece was an advertising piece for a Wisconsin company but the gold lettering is so worn I can't make out the name. Two sides are decorated with the green decal of the head of Mercury? The gold trim decoration is very worn and there are 3 chips along the rim of the pot. There is no mark on the base of the flower pot and the piece does have crazing. This would still make a good flower pot for a Roseville collector.
 

Roseville Fern Trail Spittoon Here's a piece of Roseville you don't see very often. This is Fern Trail from the early 1900's. The color is a light brown over cream and the piece has a great look to it. The inside rim is a light brown shading to cream. The inside is crazed but it was a "working" piece. There is one chip on the outside rim. The spitton stands 5 inches high and the top measures 7 1/2 inches. There is no mark on the bottom of the piece. What a great flower pot for your collection.
 

Roseville Freesia Vase This Freesia Vase is marked Roseville U.S.A. 127-12" on the bottom but the vase actually stands 12 3/4 inches high. The Freesia line started in 1945 and this piece has the light brown shading to deep brown coloring. The flowers are vivid on both sides of the vase. Both handles are perfect and there are no cracks in the piece at all. There are 2 chips on the bottom--one on the outside of the base and one on the inside base. It is getting harder to find the larger vases that Roseville put out and this is a very pretty vase.