Vintage Roseville Clematis Pottery Vases

<p>Your Choice of Roseville Clematis pottery pieces from the 1940s.</p><p>1. Roseville Clematis vase, #387-7. This piece features the clematis flower in white with yellow accents and green leaves. The color on this vase is really spectacular. The handle coloring is a teal blue-green and flows into blue towards the bottom. One side depicts two flowers while the other side depicts one.</p><p>No cracks or repairs or flaws. Item has some paint wear noted on the base of the vase and one on handle. Crazing on bottom of item, on handle, and inside vase. See photos for exact condition.</p><p>Measurements approx 7” H x 8” W</p><p>2. Roseville Pottery Clematis vase #103-6 with ornate design and handle. The Clematis pattern was introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1944. The Clematis pattern features broad blossoms with six or seven petals and a trailing ivy vine on a textured background.</p><p>No cracks or repairs noted. Crazing on base of item and inside vase.</p><p>Approx 6” W x 6” H</p><p>Roseville Pottery was an American ceramics manufacturer based in Roseville, Ohio, active from 1890 to 1954. They were known for producing high-quality art pottery that became highly sought after by collectors. Roseville Pottery offered a wide range of designs, including floral motifs, geometric patterns, and nature-inspired themes. Their pieces were characterized by intricate detailing, vibrant glazes, and innovative shapes. Today, Roseville Pottery is highly regarded for its craftsmanship and has a dedicated collector base that values its historic and artistic significance.</p>