by Greg Myroth | Jun 11, 2007 | Roseville Pottery
Last weekend as I was thinking that I really need to start blogging regularly again, I decided that in conjunction with Just Art Pottery’s 10 year business anniversary I would develop a top 10 list once a week between now and the end of July. This week’s...
by Greg Myroth | Apr 21, 2007 | Roseville Pottery
It is often hard to distinguish between the early arts and crafts, matte green Roseville pottery patterns Chloron, Egypto, and Matte Green. Positive identification of these popular Roseville patterns is made more difficult due to the fact that some of the shapes...
by Greg Myroth | Mar 24, 2007 | Roseville Pottery
I just received an email from a new Roseville pottery collector asking "Is this Roseville vase a factory second because it is marked with an X?" While Rookwood pottery, some Scandinavian makers, and many other pottery companies including contemporary...
by Greg Myroth | Mar 21, 2007 | Roseville Pottery
I had the pleasure of attending a Midwest art pottery estate auction last weekend. I don’t have the opportunity to go to as many pottery auctions and shows as I used to so it was fun to get away and see the excitement of a live auction. Overall prices were...
by Greg Myroth | Feb 6, 2007 | Roseville Pottery
The other day a new Roseville pottery collector asked, "Why does the exact same shape Roseville pinecone vase sell for so much more when it is blue than when it is green?" Over the years we have been dealing in Roseville pottery, we have always...
by Greg Myroth | Nov 29, 2006 | Roseville Pottery
Beginning collectors of Roseville pottery are often scared away by the high prices they see for middle period patterns such as Baneda, Cherry Blossom, Falline, Ferella, Futura, Morning Glory, Pinecone, Sunflower, Wisteria, etc. As a result, a common question we...
