Roseville Pottery Jardiniere In The Columbine Pattern, Blue Glaze

Roseville Pottery Company, founded in Roseville, Ohio in 1890, became one of America's most celebrated art pottery manufacturers. The Columbine pattern was introduced in 1941 and featured delicate columbine flowers in relief against graduated background colors, representing the company's later period of production. This particular jardiniere showcases the characteristic blue glaze variant with naturalistic floral motifs that defined Roseville's mid-century aesthetic.

Roseville Columbine pieces are highly sought after by American art pottery collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century decorative arts. The pattern's botanical accuracy, combined with the company's superior craftsmanship and distinctive color palettes, makes these pieces particularly appealing to collectors who appreciate both artistic merit and historical significance. Columbine pattern pieces remain popular in the vintage pottery market for their timeless beauty and representation of American ceramic artistry during the early 1940s.

$200 - $300

Consistent with age and use.

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15%

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Memphis, TN 38104

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Tuesday, 4/28, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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