Antique 1910s Attributed to Roseville Early Ware Art Pottery Ceramic Pitcher W/ Blue Tulips

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This antique Roseville 1910s ceramic pitcher adorned with bright blue tulips is a beautifully crafted piece of American-made art pottery … Read more This antique Roseville 1910s ceramic pitcher adorned with bright blue tulips is a beautifully crafted piece of American-made art pottery in the Arts & Crafts/Mission Style. The pitcher features a glossy finish and a decorative floral pattern that showcases the signature style of Roseville. With a barrel-shaped design hand painted with blue florals and green leaves on a cream/yellow background, the piece is finished with an amber/gold glaze. Handmade from clay and ceramic, this original piece stands at 7.5 inches tall and makes a stunning addition to any collection of decorative pottery and glassware. Its Edwardian-era design and unique craftsmanship make it a standout piece for art and flower-themed decor. It's a hefty piece that's survived the wear and tear of 100+ years and did so with dignity and grace. We think she deserves a loving home where she'll be spotlighted as the beauty that she is.

Note: The earliest Roseville pottery pieces were not marked at all. The first marking were introduced in the late 1890s and even then, those markings were very different from the impressions we see today. They began with simple paper stickers that often, over time, were lost and not visible. They instead are identified by their shapes, glazes and construction methods. A quick search will reveal that this particular design is clearly identified as part of the Roseville collection. See less