9 items were found in the category"Porcelain_and_Pottery/American" that match the term "roseville" . Items 1 through 9 are shown here.

$ 335.00	Art Pottery: Roseville Roseville Blue Cornelian Corn Pitcher Pottery This blue spongeware pitcher is from an early Roseville line called Cornelian 1. A rarely seen blue color with green and yellow flecks. The pattern is an embossed stalk of corn with the ear partly open. 9" tall and 8" from spout to end of handle. Small chip on spout and a horizontal hairline crack on one side. This crack shows only from the inside. An exciting find that combines the seldom seen corn pattern with a very rare coloration. This one is for the informed collector. The price is low because of the flaws.
$ 225.00	Porcelain and Pottery-American: Roseville Pre 1916 Matt Green 9 1/2inch ht X 4 to 5inch dia unsigned vase with cream color body covered in matt green glaze, no markings, ground base w/lots of bubbleing in glaze. 3 inch hairline, tight with two minute flakes.[see image]
$ 125.00	AMERICAN ART POTTERY: AMERICAN ART POTTERY MOTTLED GLAZE JARDINIERE! This is an offering for a gorgeous jardiniere measuring 7-1/2" high and 8-3/4" wide. The glaze is a brown drip over black spongeware. I haven't seen this lovely piece in any of my books so take your guess from Roseville, Weller, Zanesville, Robinson Ransbottom, etc. The clay is buff in color. There are two glazed over production flaws on the base. Not a hint of use and has no nicks, chips, cracks or repairs. Shipping for this fine addition to your collection is $10.00.
$ 55.00	American Pottery: USA Pottery Vintage Blended Glaze Art Pottery Flower Frog Vintage Soft Matte Green and Brown Blended Glaze Art Pottery Flower Frog. Unmarked--possibly Roseville pottery. This flower frog measures 2 7/8'' in diameter and 1 1/4'' tall. Very good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing--just a little staining on the bottom which should come out. There are a couple of glaze skips and very slight curving on the bottom from manufacture (both very common to old USA pottery). Make this very attractive flower frog a part of your collection.
$ 20.00	American Pottery: USA Pottery USA Pottery Deco Style Console Bowl Candle Holders Pretty soft blue Deco Style Console Bowl and Candle Holder has a clean, flowing, free-form shape. This well-made piece measures 12'' long, 4'' tall and approx. 4'' wide, is unmarked but is glazed on the bottom with visible stilt marks. My first guess as to maker would be Haeger or one of the California potteries. (Weller and Roseville also made similar designs). There is a small glaze flake on one side (see pics), tiny glaze pop and a small area on the bottom where the glaze did not cover. Price has been reduced. This console bowl and candle holder looks attractive by itself or filled with flowers and candle.
$ 45.00	American Art Pottery: Rare Book Rookwood Art Pottery including Marks Profusely illustrated in color and black-and-white, this early out-of-print book provides an in-depth study of Rookwood art pottery. THE BOOK OF ROOKWOOD POTTERY by Herbert Peck, Crown Publishers Inc., NY, 1968/1977. With over 250 items illustrated in color and black-and-white, this invaluable text contains a wealth of information pertinent to the collection and identification of Rookwood pottery. Included are marks and symbols used to identify Rookwood; biographical information about the artists and decorators of the pottery; the development of the early Rookwood pieces; the museum collections of Rookwood; and the pottery's accomplishments in the field of architectural faience. Information on Rookwood's principal competitors is also provided - the Zanesville art potteries of Weller, Owens, and Roseville. Facts and figures on production, prices, the number of different shapes made, and the total number of pieces produced are all given in detail. If you are a collector or dealer of American art pottery, you will want this rare text on the shelf of your permanent reference library. 8.7 in. x 11.1 in. hardback with dust cover in protective plastic sleeve in very good condition (dust cover has one inch tear). 184 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
$ 35.00	AMERICAN ART POTTERY & UNSIGNED PIECES: ADORABLE EARLY ANTIQUE BABY DISH w LITTLE CHICK n WORM! I call this little baby dish "Early Bird Gets the Worm". Dating to the early 1900s, probably 1920s or 30s, this nice heavy American Art Pottery feeding bowl measures about 7" in diameter and 1 3/8" tall/ It is old and has been lovingly used, no maker's mark on the bottom. The dish is shaped like the early Roseville juvenile ware pieces that are so rare and sought after, and it is probably about the same age. It's white with a thin blue pinstripe around the lip and a decal of a baby chick in a pastoral setting in the center. The little chicken is looking at the ground at a little worm. Behind the bird are little purple flowers that look like violets.The little bowl or plate has a hairline, as shown in the pictures, on the lip, plus some little nicks around the edge and on the bottom. The bottom of the bowl show scratches where some little tyke certainly enjoyed his or her cereal. Despite this, the decal is still amazingly intact and truly endearing. Sold in AS FOUND condition, this is a warm and lovely collectible antique piece that wouold be great as part of a collection of baby feeding bowls and American Art pottery from the depression era.
$ 65.00	American Art Pottery: Rare Book American Art Pottery Encyclopedia + Marks Though long out-of-print, this text is still considered one of the leading authoritative works done on history and identification of American art pottery. ART POTTERY OF THE UNITED STATES – An Encyclopedia of Producers and Their Makers by Paul Evans, Charles Scribner's Son, NY, 1974 First Edition. Profusely illustrated in color and black-and-white, this is one of the most scholarly studies done on the subject. Illustrations included are typical of the wares of certain producers as well as their best, and most artistic examples. Arranged in alphabetical order with rich text, pictured wares, and illustrated marks are such manufacturers as Arequipa, Avon, Bauer, Biloxi Art Pottery, Buffalo, California Faience, Chelsea Keramic Art Works, Clewell Metal Shop, Clifton, Dedham Pottery, Denver China and Pottery, Fulper, Grueby, Hampshire, Jervis, Marblehead, Merrimac, Newcomb, Niloak, Overbeck, J.B. Owens Pottery, Paul Revere, Pauline, Peters & Reed Pottery, Pewabic, Rhead Pottery, Robertson Pottery, Robineau, Rookwood, Roseville, Stockton Art Pottery, Teco, Tiffany, University City Pottery, Valentian Pottery, Van Briggle, Volkmar, Weller, T.J. Wheatley and Co. and Wheatley Pottery Co., Zanesville Art Pottery, and many, many more. This book "is directed not only to the scholar, but to the average collector as well. It is an encyclopedia of the producers and their marks, more comprehensive in scope than any other book on this subject. " This book is a most complete compilation of American art potteries and belongs on the shelf of the permanent library of the collector, dealer, or historian of American art pottery wares.7.3 in. x 10.1 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 353 pages.Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
$ 49.00	American Art Pottery: American Art Pottery Makers Marks / In-Depth Book Over 1,000 color and black-and-white photographs, numerous line drawing illustrations, and a concisely rich narrative combine to make this classic reference book an invaluable resource reference work. AMERICAN ART POTTERY by Lucile Henzke, Schiffer Publishing Ltd., PA, 1970/1982. Brief histories of American art potteries are given, with "thorough accounts of their products. Description of the lines will aid in attribution, and identification of the marks of individual potters and designers will provide much new, hard-to-find information." Among the artists and studios represented in separate sections are: Fulper, Chelsea, Dedham, Weller, McLaughlin, Cincinnati, Wheatley, Rookwood, Pauline, Avon, J.B. Owens, Greuby, A. Radford, Roseville, Lonhuda, Cambridge, Peters and Reed, Zane, Newcomb, Van Briggle, Buffalo, Gates, Tiffany, Maria, Paul Revere, McCoy, Arequipa, Cowan, Jugtown, Frankoma (Christmas Memorial Plates), various tile companies such as American Encaustic Tiling Co., Mosaic, Cambridge and Moravian. A glossary and index conclude the text. Illustrated in both color and black and white, this comprehensive survey of American art pottery through the first three-fourths of the 20th century will be of interest to collectors, ceramists, and art historians as well as interior decorators, industrial designers and enthusiasts of general Americana. 8.25 in. x 11 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 336 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. Rates vary for shipments outside the contiguous 48 states and for international mailings.

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