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Roseville Blue Freesia Centerpiece Bowl & Candleholders
This well known Roseville Art Pottery pattern was introduced in 1945. This beautiful set features a large oval two handled centerpiece bowl and matching candlesticks in blue. The bowl measures 14 3/8" long (15 1/2" handle to handle), 7" wide and 3" high. The candlesticks measure 4 3/4" high and 3 5/8" wide on the base. All three pieces are in excellent condition, feature strong color and free of chips, nicks, cracks or discolorations. Due to the size and weight, must be shipped in an oversize box. Will ship USPS Priority Mail or UPS ground.
Circa: 1940's
Manufacturer: Roseville
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RO103
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Roseville Silhouette Nude Vase
Roseville made the attractive Silhouette line of pottery beginning in 1950, the perfect pattern for the modern Mid-Century Decor. This stunning vase features a soft ivory white matte glaze with inset panels of soft green. This beautiful piece is marked #763-8" and measures 8 1/2" tall, 6 1/2" wide at the mouth and 4 1/2" wide on the base. The vase is nice and clean, free of water marks or soil.
It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines or discolorations.
Circa: 1950
Manufacturer: Roseville Pottery
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RO104
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Roseville Freesia Brown #196/8" Vase
Roseville began production of the lovely Freesia line in 1945. This beautiful example is the #196/8" vase. The vase actually measures 8 1/4" tall, 6 1/2" handle to handle wide and 5" wide across the top.
The vase is in excellent condition, the only flaw being a very shallow flake on the very bottom of the foot that can be seen in the photo.
Circa: 1945
Manufacturer: Roseville
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RO106
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Roseville Blue Freesia Basket
Roseville produced the Freesia pattern beginning in 1945. This beautiful example is a handled basket on blue with white flowers, #390-7. This basket measures 7 1/4" high, 3 1/4" deep and 8 1/2" long from handle tip to handle tip. The basket is in excellent condition, free of any chips or cracks. The interior is clean with just a few faint marks. There is a spot on the interior that appears unglazed, nothing really noticeable.
Circa: 1945
Manufacturer: Roseville Pottery
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RO107
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Roseville Gardenia #683 Vase
Roseville Pottery began production of the charming Gardenia pattern beginning in 1950. This beautiful handled vase features colors of dark brown shading to light brown with green and white.
The vase is marked #683-8 and measures 8 1/4" high and 4" wide. The vase is in wonderful condition, free of stains, watermarks, chips, cracks or flakes.
Circa: 1950
Manufacturer: Roseville Pottery
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RO105
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Roseville Green Freesia #196/8" Vase
Introduced in 1945, Freesia one of Roseville's handsome floral patterns. This beautiful example is the #196 8" vase in matte green with flowers in cream and lavender. This attractive vase measures 8 1/4" tall, 6 1/2" wide handle to handle and 5" wide across the top.
The vase is in excellent condition, free of any chips, cracks or discolorations. The only flaw is a glaze mis-fire that measures approx. 1/8" on one of the handles. You can see this in the photo.
Circa: 1945
Manufacturer: Roseville
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RO102
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Roseville Art Pottery Magnolia Creamer & Sugar
This attractive creamer & sugar was made by Roseville. The charming Magnolia pattern was introduced in 1943 in a number of colors. This set is in a color I believe is called cider brown. Both pieces are well molded and feature sharp pattern design. The creamer measures 4 1/4" wide, 2 1/2" high and 5 3/8" long handle to spout. The sugar measures 5 3/4" wide (the mouth opening is 2 7/8" wide) and 2 1/8" high.
Both pieces are in excellent condition. There is a teeny nick at the very edge of the tip of the spout on the creamer that is barely noticeable, otherwise no chips, cracks or hairlines. It is visible in the photo.
Circa: 1943
Manufacturer: Roseville
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