Roseville Pottery large 12″ Green Baneda Vase c.1932 #598-12. Coloring of various shades of green, blue, orange and yellow. It sold for $1500 in January 2010.

This 1905 Roseville Advertisement shows an R-858 Ewer and a E-12 Egypto Vase.

This 1905 Roseville advertisement shows a 962 vase and an 855 Tankard.  Both are beautiful!

This unmarked 5-1/2″ x 8-1/4″ Roseville Pottery-Imperial II vase sold for $1,062 in October 2009.  The Imperial II is a rare form squat vessel covered in a dripping frothy golden-yellow over a pale aqua glaze.

Wow!  I can’t believe I missed this one!!

This Roseville Pottery Blue Pinecone pitcher & 4 tumblers sold  for just $1500 in October 2009.  The tumblers are marked Roseville USA 414 and the Pitcher is Roseville USA 415-9.

This matte green Roseville Pottery dealer sign measures 9.5 ” long by 4.5 ” high and is 2.75 ” across at the base.  This example sold for $1000 in September 2009.

1930’s Roseville Sunflower Jardinere sells for $1,225 in September 2009. There is no mark on the base.

Roseville published this Water Lily advertisement in 1943.  ”Gracefully cupped petals and smooth round leaves combined with new and original art shapes.  Fifty pieces  - Rose, Ciel Blue, Walnut Brown.

This is one of Roseville’s pushier advertisements …

Apple Blossom by Roseville

The pristine beauty of an April orchard, pink and white with dainty blooms is exquisitely reproduced in this newest Roseville creation … Apple Blossom.  Rustic twig handles enhance the charm of this lovely art pottery of forty pieces, with gorgeous fresh colors of Aqua Blue, Coral and Apple Green borrowed from Nature herself.  Apple Blossom is for you … and those whom you gift-seek.  At good stores.  See it now.

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Ming Tree is the first piece of Roseville that I ever owned.  I pais $95 at an auction in Crown Point, Indiana.  I was sure that I overpaid, but I still have the piece displayed in my home.

Ming Tree

Roseville’s enchanting new decorative art pottery in three gorgeous colors.

Here is a different, more fascinating Roseville graciously expressed in “Ming Tree” a design of fine inspiration from the land of the Mandarins.  The unusual shapes are dramatically modern and are accented by rare color tones - Celestial Blue, Jade Gree and Temple White under high glaze.  Charming gifts!  Featured now in a selection of 22 pieces at gift and department stores.

Roseville Decorative Art Pottery