Roseville Pottery Pair of Planters - A jardiniere with two handles in the "Florentine" pattern made by Roseville Pottery in 1924. This piece has the blue Rv ink stamp on the bottom.
Piece #1- There are small paint chips, more on this piece than the other. There appears to be a line of horizontal cracking on the inside that is fairly superficial and does not extend through to the outside. There is crazing present.
Piece #2 - There are small paint chips, although fewer on this one. There is a small vertical very superficial crack on the interior. There are 2 small chips on the base. There is crazing present.
Approx 8" diameter and 3.8" H each
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.
