A Roseville Cosmos 2 handled ewer/vase numbered 956-12" in the color blue. Cosmos was first produced in 1939 in Zanesville, Ohio. The Roseville mark on this piece is incised in the mold. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled...

A Roseville Peony 2 handled ewer/vase numbered 67-126" in the color orange & green. Peony was first produced in 1942 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled. I guarantee my Roseville or any item I sell to be authentic and only buy from someone who will give this same guarantee...

Offering this fantastic piece. I have been unable to identify it. The artwork and the glaze is magnificent. On the same order as some early fine Rookwood. It is not signed and I believe it circa around 1900. I would appreciate any information on this very beautiful piece. It stands just under 12" at the lip and is 5.5" wide at the base. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

A Roseville Bushberry 2 handled vase numbered 157-8" in the color green. Clematis was first produced in 1941 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled. I guarantee my Roseville or any item I sell to be authentic and only buy from someone who will give this same guarantee...

A Roseville White Rose vase number 987-9" in the color blue. White Rose was first produced in 1940 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled. I guarantee my Roseville or any item I sell to be authentic and only buy from someone who will give this same guarantee...

A Roseville Peony 2 handled Epergne/Centerpiece Bowl numbered 432/12" in the color orange & green. Peony was first produced in 1942 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled...

Not very often do I find old yellow ware bowls this large without any damage to speak of. First of all it measures 10 3/4 inches across and is 5 3/4 inches high. I am showing an area of the coloring band that has been smeared. This was done by someone prior to being put in the kiln and is right in the mold. There are a couple of very small chips on the underside of the rim (see my photos)...

Lovely Roseville vase. Columbine pattern that was produced starting in 1941. The Roseville co. made fine art pottery from 1892 until 1954 and is highly valued by collectors. This is a vase measuring 3 3/4 inches high by 4 1/2 inches across at the widest part of the bottom . It is marked on the bottom "Roseville U.S.A. 656-3" and is in excellent condition. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration and check out my testimonials of what past customers have said about me.

One of 3 Stangl birds I am listing. This one is number 3276 Bluebird in regular bird color. Stangl started to produce these birds in the 1940's. It measures approx. 5 1/2 inches high by 4 1/2 inches across. It is in excellent condition free from any damage or defects. Marked on the bottom "Stangl Pottery Birds". And embossed in the mold number 3276. It also has initials PD hand written in the mold. See my other 2 birds. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A...

Decorative McCoy Pottery 2 handled vase in green/aqua. Good mold, color and glaze. FACTORY ORIGINAL CONDITION. No chips, cracks, damage or repair of any kind. Marked on bottom "Made in McCoy U.S.A" which dates this piece bet. the 1940's to 1960's. Vase is 9" tall and 8" wide and is in excellent condition. See all my many other great list of collectibles and vintage items.

Offering this Hull Art vase in the matte finish pink & blue Magnolia pattern. It has a different flower design on the other side. It is in their Hull Art era that was produced between 1917 and the early 1950's. The piece measures 8 1/2 inches high by 7.75 inches across. Marked on the bottom "Hull Art U.S.A.-1-8 1/2". It is in excellent condition. Shipping weight is 5 pounds.

In the Wildflower design is this centerpiece by Hull Pottery. The piece is in their famous matte finish and Hull Art name that was produced between 1917 and early 1950's...