If a quick glance at a flowery vase identifies it as Roseville Pottery, most antique collectors pass on by. Roseville vases often have floral designs that appear to be from the1920s or 1930s but ...

I consider Roseville Pottery, with its pretty pieces, a virtual flower garden. And for a reasonable outlay, a collector can accumulate an impressive display, from roses to pinecones.

Q — I have two pieces of Roseville pottery, each marked with a paper label with a black border. I think the first is a fruit bowl. It has a light green or gray body with two handles, both dec… ...

Roseville Pottery was founded in Roseville, Ohio, in 1890. A second Roseville plant opened in nearby Zanesville in 1898.

Pottery is a good example, and right now, brands like Roseville are very affordable. Chances are that you’ve seen Roseville pottery. The company was founded in 1892 in Zanesville, Ohio, mainly ...

Q. I have a vase and a pair of candleholders which were given to me by my aunt. As you can see in the photograph, they are decorated with pine cones and are marked Roseville, U.S.A., with some numb… ...

Roseville Pottery first opened in 1890 in Roseville, Ohio. In 1898, a second plant was opened in Zanesville, Ohio. The company continued until 1954.

FISHERS, INDIANA — A pair of passionate antique dealers have kept the Roseville Pottery name alive decades after its demise, and at the same time protecting collectors from knock-offs. "After ...

F?rom about 1875 until about 1925, there were more than 200 American companies producing American Art Pottery. One of the more prolific of these companies was the Roseville Pottery Company. Roseville ...

THE PIECE: A Roseville "Gardenia" art pottery vase, 12 inches high, from about 1950 ...

Appraisal: Roseville Pottery Vases, ca. 1925 Clip: Season 29 Episode 9 | 1m 18s Video has Closed Captions | CC In Living History Farms, Hour 3, David Rago appraises Roseville Pottery vases, ca. 1925.