by Greg Myroth | Jun 19, 2009 | Roseville Pottery
We often get questions from Roseville pottery collectors trying to identify a pattern name by the shape number on the bottom of their vase. We now have an online resource to provide some assistance to Roseville collectors in matching up shape numbers...
by Greg Myroth | Jun 16, 2009 | Roseville Pottery
I recently attended a large Roseville Pottery live auction in Indiana and was pleasantly surprised to see that prices seemed strong across the board for a wide variety of patterns. The auction contained many, many damaged and repaired pieces and mostly later...
by Greg Myroth | Feb 14, 2009 | Roseville Pottery
Now Roseville Pottery collectors can shop Just Art Pottery for their favorite pattern without having to browse through patterns you may not be interested in. Links to the new categories are below. We have maintained the same grouping for patterns A-E,...
by Greg Myroth | Jan 24, 2009 | Roseville Pottery
The Pinecone Modern pattern was introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1953. The pattern included 51 shapes including baskets, bowls, planters, vases, ect. The easiest way to identify the Roseville Pinecone Modern pattern is by the shape number. All...
by Greg Myroth | Dec 20, 2008 | Roseville Pottery
A new Roseville pottery collector recently emailed us asking why some examples of Roseville Carnelian II have glazed bottoms while others are unglazed. As usual, there is no hard and fast rule about this but some of the inconsistencies are explained by the fact...
by Greg Myroth | Apr 18, 2008 | Roseville Pottery
Eileen in CA. is a new Roseville collector and who recently asked "what are most collectible Roseville pottery wall pockets?" We try to maintain want lists for customers and the most common requests from Roseville pottery collectors has historically...
