I would like information on a carved, green soapstone vase that belongs to a friend ... What is it worth? — R.J. Roseville Pottery manufactured the ixia pattern during the 1930s.

A green Brushberry vase sold for $90 ... If you’re serious about collecting Roseville pottery, you’ll need to examine the markings, and there are several varieties of blue ink stamps, die ...

This Roseville Pottery vase with a lily motif will be among the ... What won’t be at the auction on Tuesday are about 50 pieces of the green freesia set that Jack decided to keep.

R.J. This Roseville pottery vase is in the Peony pattern and dates from the early 1940s. Peony was made in several colors, including white or yellow flowers against a green, pink or yellow background.

We have recently acquired this beautiful vase, marked “Roseville ... its authenticity are the raised Roseville mark, which only appears on the real pottery with “USA” underneath it.

It has a light green or gray ... Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery” (Collectors Books, 1976, 1993 value update; $19.95, 192 pp.) pictures a Futura candlestick/bud vase in the same shape as ...

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Q. Could you please tell me the value of my vase? It is marked “Roseville, USA, 92-8.” A. Dating from the early 1940s, the first two digits denote the pattern, while the third describes the ...

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