This mark, found on a contemporary stoneware crock made by Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co. of Roseville, Ohio, frequently confuses people who mistakenly believe it is the mark of Roseville Pottery ...

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 ...

They both worked for Roseville Pottery in Ohio, which opened in 1890. Frederick Hurten was the company’s art director from 1904 to 1908, when his brother became the director.