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Item Specifics:Brand: Roseville PotteryType: Jardiniere / Cachepot / PlanterPattern/Line: Blended (Majolica)Shape Number: 407Period: Early 20th Century (c. 1900s)Material: Earthenware / Art PotteryColor: Green, Brown, Raspberry/PinkCondition: Used, Excellent Antique ConditionHeight: 5.75"Diameter: 6.375"Marks: Unmarked (typical for this era/line)Description:Antique Roseville Pottery jardiniere from the company's early Blended line, produced in the first years of the 1900s. The mottled, hand-blended glaze was created to simulate the look of majolica pottery popular in that period, combining chartreuse green and raspberry-rose over a raised brown scroll design.This exact shape, #407, is pictured and identified in Mark Moran's reference book Warman's Roseville Pottery (page 30), which also names these colorways "chartreuse" and "raspberry."Condition: Excellent for its age. No chips, cracks, or fleabites. There is crazing to the glaze on both the interior and exterior, which is expected and common for pottery of this age and is not a defect. One spot on a scroll motif is finished in clear glaze rather than color — this occurred during original manufacture and is not damage. Please review all photos carefully.Size: 5-3/4" high, 6-3/8" diameter at rim.
A 4.5-5” nursery pot would fit best. As with most Roseville pieces from this early period, there are no markings on the base — this is normal, as pieces from this era were often unmarked or carried paper labels only.A great addition for collectors of Roseville pottery, antique majolica, Art Nouveau ceramics, or early American art pottery. Please message with any questions — happy to provide additional photos.
