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USA Pottery:
Cookson Pottery Planter
Vintage green planter from the Roseville, Ohio, pottery company Cookson Pottery. The bottom of this planter is stamped CP 1443-9 USA. There is one small chip on the upper corner. This planter measures about 9.5 inches by 6 inches top dimensions and 3.5 inches high. Cookson Pottery offered fine planters, vases, and gardenware from 1945 until 1995. This vintage planter is in Good condition.
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Porcelain and Pottery:
BROWN DRIP CREAMER BY RRP CO.
FOR SALE IS A BROWN DRIP CREAMER MADE BY R.R.P. CO. OF ROSEVILLE, OHIO. THE CREAMER MEASURES 4 1/4" HIGH, IS MARKED ON THE BOTTOM AND IS IN VERY FINE CONDITION WITH NO CHIPS OR CRACKS.
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Russell Ransbottom:
Russell Ransbottom Sheri-wil Corckery Designs Crock
This is a Russell Ransbottom 2 1/8" tall x 4" wide folk art crock. IT is a blue spongeware with pink hearts and blue houses. It is designed by Sheri-wil Crockery Designs. It has Russell Ransbottom Roseville Ohio on the bottom. It is in excellent condition.
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8.00
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Porcelain and Pottery-Robinson Ransbottom Pottery:
Robinson Ransbottom Crock Red Baskets Dresden Ohio
Small Robinson Ransbottom Pottery stoneware butter crock measures 4 5/8" wide by 3.75" deep and features red woven baskets with Dresden, Ohio printed on the front. No chips or cracks. Excellent condition. Marked RRP Co Roseville, Ohio as shown.
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House and Garden: Hull House And Garden
R.R.P.C. PITCHER **** GOOd **** Items made by this company are often mistaken for Roseville simply because they are made in Rosville Ohio
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7.50
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Cream & Sugar Misc.:
CHILD'S JAPAN CREAM PITCHER CREAMER
VINTAGE JAPAN CREAM PITCHER CREAMER COPIED FROM ROSEVILLE POTTERY JUVENILLE SUN BONNET WARE. INK MARKED 'MADE IN JAPAN'. WELL USED OLD PIECE, HAS OVER-ALL DARKENED GLAZE CRAZING, TIGTH STRESS CRACKS ON BOTH SIDES. 3 3/8in TALL.
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6.00
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Porcelain and Pottery: Dog Bowl
Vintage Dog Bowl
Nice small, heavy dog bowl. Approx. 6 wide x 2 1/2 high. Has "Dog" on front of bowl. Saw some described marked from a company in Roseville, OH., but there are no marks. Small chip on rim, but not very noticable. Beige colored glaze, in the inside he glaze has been worn but is smooth. Great bowl for a canine named Dog!!
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4.77
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Antique Price Report Magazine: Antique price report - December 1978
Antique price report - December 1978
Antique price report - December 1978-31 complete pages. Art Pottery: Weller, Hull, rookwood, McCoy, Van Brigcgle and Roseville pictured.
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2.00
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Grape Labels: Grape Labels
Mont; Elisa Grape Label
This label is approx. 13 x 4 1/2 in. In excellent condition. From Roseville, Ca.
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445.00
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Arts & Crafts : Pottery
Antique Art Pottery Vase
For sale is an antique matte green art pottery vase. This vase is a deeper, darker green than the pictures are showing it. It has embossed tulips? and stems. Faint incised number #205 on bottom. Four tiny feet and 3 stilt marks. It has some very minor flaws: a small depression in the clay on rim edge, (no change in glaze or texture); one teensy rim nick; a tiny dot on a bottom foot that is either a fleabite or a glaze pop. Interior is quite worn and has a dark spot on interior bottom, and there are some lead lines which is common. None of the minor flaws amount to much, I just mention them so you know it is not perfect. I believe this is an early Roseville Pottery item circa 1915-1920, but could possibly be another company. It is 6.5 wide x 3.25 tall. It is perfect for your Mission/Arts & Crafts style room! 3/08ro#
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300.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville:
Robinson Ransbottom Pedestal
For sale is the matching pedestal to the huge jardinaire that is for sale separately. Magnificent pedestal made by the RRP Roseville Pottery Co., made from an old Weller Pottery mold; the book specifies this. RRP bought out Weller when it went out of business in the 1940's. The pedestal has two clay separation/shrinkage lines near bottom of pedestal which happens during firing at the factory. It stands 21 tall; and when jard is on top of pedestal, it is 31.5 high altogether. Great indoors or out! Tip: secure jard onto the pedestal with floral goop or double sided tape, that way it won't tip over if you accidentaly bump it. PS: If this were marked 'Weller' instead of 'RRP', the price would be about $1200-1800. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. Do not select priority mail on this item unless you contact me first. USA destinations only. 9/
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Pottery, Modern Wares 1920-1960 by: Leslie Pina
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This handsome new book explores production pottery, the factory-made and hand-decorated wares produced by selected American and European companies that are of special interest to collectors. Familiar firms such as Cowan, Susie Cooper, Clarice Cliff and Roseville Futura made this modern pottery, as did old favorites such as Homer Laughlin's Fiesta, Russel Wright's American Modern, and firms with lesser-known names. Museums are already exhibiting these attractive, useful wares yet they can still be found at sales. 581 color photographs of the wares, details and maker's marks together with essays on the companies and designers, plus a bibliography, index and price guide make this book a necessary new reference for pottery collectors, historians and dealers. Includes Cowan, Ohio, Roseville Futura, Weller, Encaustic, Rookwood, Laughlin, Fiesta, Glidden, Brastoff, California, Carlton, Wilton, Wedwood, Wm, Adams, Burgess, Leigh, Doulton, Cooper, Cliff, Ridgway, Longwy, Czech, and more!
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14.78
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Miscellaneous American Potteries: Morton
Morton Pottery Handled Vase with Embossed Floral Sprig
This handled vase was produced by Morton Potteries circa 1940 – 1960s. The basic coloring of the vase is a very light green and it has a wonderful embossed pink mauve floral sprig that looks like they could be roses. The lower half has a nice texture to it that reminds us of grass. It is approximately 5.37 inches tall and in good condition with no nicks, chips or cracks. On the handle that we show in the picture is a repair that was made by the manufacturer and then glazed and fired, so the handle is solid. For some unknown reason there are a few dark specks of glaze on the inside of this piece. This line of pottery from Morton Potteries over the years has been referred as to Poor Man’s Roseville since the styling and coloring is slightly similar to Roseville.
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425.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Large Ransbottom Floor Vase
For sale is a large vintage RRP floor vase. c:1937-1980's. Likely made in the 1930's due to the color and well worn bottom rim. It stands 16 inches tall and has incised mark: '139 / USA' and is shown in the book on RRP. Great for indoors or the outdoor garden in the summer, (just drill a drainage hole in bottom center). Estate sale prices are $500 & up. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. Do not select priority mail on this item unless you contact me first. USA destinations only. nyant8.08
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365.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Ransbottom Blended Floor Vase
For sale is a large vintage Robinson Ransbottom floor vase. Nice condition; no chips or cracks. Has one factory flaw on body of vase, (a gouge mark in the clay, pic #3). It is 18 inches; marked: 'USA #155'. Green drip blended glaze. Very heavy; and quite attractive. Perfect for long willow branches, or carnival canes, victorian umbrellas, etc. At an antique shop this would cost you about $700 here in MI. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. Do not select priority mail on this item unless you contact me first. USA destinations only. 11/08jamest-ck.
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345.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Vintage RRP Oil Jar
For sale is a vintage Ransbottom oil jar. Almost 16 inches tall; Victoria glaze. Very thick and heavy; cornflower blue/white speckled. I have the matching handled vase for sale separately. Great to each end of a white fireplace; or on an oriental rug that has blue in it. Not marked; thick dry rim, shown in the book. A couple of glaze pops on body; one small chip on bottom rim which is not noticeable when jard is upright. RRP went out of biz in 2005 after 105 years. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. Do not select priority mail on this item unless you contact me first. USA destinations only. 9/09brncs
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345.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Robinson Ransbottom Floor Vase
For sale is a large vintage RRP floor vase. c:1939-1940. Victoria glaze; incised mark: 151 / USA; 18 inches tall. Cornflower blue with mottled white. Hard to find these floor vases because they did not make a lot of them. Great American pottery! RRP is no longer in business. Shipping to continental usa destinations only. I also just acquired the matching oil jar. Great to put in front of fireplace on each end if the fireplace is white, blue or yellow. RRP went out of biz in 2005. Shipping via parcel post insured due to weight & size. Do not select priority mail on this item unless you contact me first. USA destinations only.
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140.00
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Yellowware:
Old Yellowware Rockingham Pottery Pig Bank
Old Yellowware Pottery Pig Bank decorated with sponged Rockingham glaze. Lisa McAllister shows this style pig bank in her book of Yellow Ware (bv 175-275). They are also pictured in reference guides of Brush-McCoy and Roseville Pottery, etc., so several eastern Ohio potteries made them. This little guy is marked USA. He measures 5 1/2'' long and 2 7/8'' tall. There is some age related crazing present. One of the craze lines is a little darker on the top running from the slot--but it is crazing as there is no break in the glaze. There is old glue residue from felt on the bottoms of the feet and a dark spot on one foot also from the glue. We have not tried to clean it, but it should come off. This little yellowware pig no chips or cracks.
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120.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Ransbottom Spongeware Heart Crocks
For sale are three Robinson Ransbottom spongeware heart crocks. These are stoneware with the lids but most people remove lids and use as utensil holders like Martha Stewart. The largest is 8 tall x 7.5 wide; then 6.25 tall x 6 wide 2 QT; last is 5.25 tall x 5 wide, 1 AT. The smaller ones have the RRP black inkstamp mark, large one is not marked. These are thick, heavy-duty with no chips or cracks. RRP recently went out of biz. The mid size wood lid has some gouges in it, see picture 4. 10/09esacsr
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120.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Robinson Ransbottom Bird Bath Frog
For sale is a vintage Robinson Ransbottom bird bath frog. c:1956. Unique, hard to find item! RRP is no longer in business. Shown in the book on pg. 33 by S. Skillman. No chips or cracks and stands about 10.25 inches tall. The book value several years ago was $100-125.00 and that was when RRP was still in business! This frog is about 7 wide and looks great standing in the center of a birdbath! It has an open bottom, but is quite heavy and of course, well-made vintage American pottery! How can you live without this cheerful frog in your birdbath?
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110.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Large Ransbottom Jardinaire
For sale is a very large vintage Robinson Ransbottom jardinaire. c:1939-1952. This is a very attractive mixed glaze, majolica style jardinaire. It is 9 tall x 10 wide, (huge in comparison to an average size vintage pot). Has the raised flower pattern, and USA #163/ which corresponds to the book number. No chips or cracks; some glaze pops, misses, and crazing. Thick, heavy, durable, well-made American pottery. You can buy new pottery from china and it will disintegrate in about 3 months. These jards look great at the holidays with poinsettas or small x-mas trees in them too! USA destinations only.
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95.00
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Yellowware:
National Pottery Yellowware Baking Dish Pie Pan
Yellowware Baking Dish Pie Pan with Rockingham glazed interior marked National and with Indian in headdress logo impressed into the bottom. According to Lisa McAllister's book on Yellow Ware, Book III, page 111, National Pottery operated in Roseville, OH circa 1920-1940. A smaller bowl with imprinted logo is shown (bv 100-150). This baking dish measures 10'' in diameter and 1 3/4'' tall. The interior glaze has a few glaze bubbles from manufacturing. The glaze is shiny with no noted scratching. The unglazed yellowware exterior has a small chip on the outer rim--on the underside. It's hardly noticeable as the color is the same throughout. The bottom has raised, circular feet. It's nice to find a signed piece of yellowware as most were not marked.
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95.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Porcelain_and_Pottery
Antique Ransbottom Open Chamber Pot
For sale is an antique Ransbottom open chamber pot. c:1915. Shown on a catalog page in the RRP book. Thick, heavy-duty old chamber pot. These came in 2 sizes and I also have a smaller version for sale separately. This is the adult size thunder mug; has crazing, and one chip off bottom dry rim which doesn't really show when pot is upright. And, it was called an open chamber pot, it did not come with a lid. It is 9.75 wide x 6.25 tall. Great to use on an antique washstand; as a planter, or in a shabby chic room!
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95.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Porcelain_and_Pottery
Antique Ransbottom Small Open Chamber Pot
For sale is an antique Ransbottom small open chamber pot. c:1915; shown in the RRP book on a catalog page. It came in 2 sizes, and did not come with a lid. Heavy-duty pot; some crazing, (in some areas the crazing is more noticeable), with a nice worn, smooth bottom rim. Nice detailing on it as you can see in the pictures. This pot stands about 5.25 high x 9 wide. Good overall condition with only one very tiny fleabite off the bottom rim. These look great on an antique washstand, or as a planter!
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90.00
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USA & Misc. Pottery: Pottery
Three Hand Thrown Herb Jars
For sale are three vintage herb pottery jars. You can purchase these all together or I also have them listed separately. All are 4.25 tall, all have different color clay on bottoms. One has a mark on bottom but it is obscured; it might be a Bybee Pottery vase, mixed blend dark aqua color. Next is the aqua one with roseville type clay on dry bottom, some pinpops and gauges in clay but no chips or cracks. Last is the blue one w/deep tan/yellowish clay on bottom; some pops and gauges in clay one tight 1/2 circular crack near top rim, hardly visible;. All are hand formed vases. Great to put on the deck with herbs or sedums in them! 08/09vari
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89.00
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Porcelain and Pottery-Stoneware:
Robinson Ransbottom Stoneware Salt Glaze Crock
This is an old salt glaze stoneware crock. RRPCO made this 3 gallon salt glaze stoneware crock in Roseville, Ohio sometime after 1920. The under glaze mark is a blue crown with the number 3 and USA. USA is also incised on the bottom of this crock. The colors are a cream color outside and a chocolate brown inside. This Robinson Ransbottom crock has no damage. The measurements are approximately 11 inches tall with a 10 ¾ inch diameter. The sides are about 5/8 inch thick. This RRPCo stoneware crock would look great with your country kitchen décor. We have three available and the price is for each.Kruck’s Korner Kollectibles has free shipping on all purchases in the continental U.S. We are fully bonded sellers through buySAFE and stand behind every purchase with a money back guarantee.
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84.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Three Ransbottom HP Crocks
For sale are three RRP hand painted stoneware kitchen crocks. Signed: Cindy w/RRP backstamps. = $28/each. Very cute happy crocks; all are in good condition, (but they need a very gentle cleaning). Without lids on, the large one is 6.5 tall x 6 wide; butter-cheese crock is 4.5 tall x 6.75 wide; small one is 4.75 wide x 5.5 tall. These are very heavy crocks; most people remove lids and use as kitchen utensil holders, see Martha Stewart's kitchen counter. RRP is no longer in business. USA destinations only. 12-07-est-cs
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80.00
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Porcelain and Pottery: McCoy, Hall, Hull, Roseville, Ducal, Shawnee Etc.: Jardinaire
Mccoy Pinecone Footed Planter Vintage
McCoy PINECONE rustic Jardiniere 3 1/2 inches tall and 6 1/6 inches in diameter. Made in the mid 1940s McCoy RUSTIC LINE PINECONE jardiniere or planter. NO chips, cracks, hairlines or scratches. There are some marks on the inside that look like utensil marks (?) and there are three manufacturing flaws on the outside. Three Pinecone pine feet are evenly spaced on bottom of this round planter. Light green or turquoise background with rust accents and an ivory bottom and interior. Rustic Woodsy pattern. Good solid mark on the bottom. See additional pictures. I will be happy to combine shiipping and handling for multiple item orders.
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75.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Vintage RRP Flower Jardinaire
For sale is a vintage Robinson Ransbottom jardinaire. c:1939-1947. RRP is no longer in business. Good sized, heavy-duty, matte white jardiniare with faint incised mark on bottom, (shown on pg. 43 of the book by S. Skillman). Has a raised flower design, a drainage hole, and one tight 1.5 inch hairline on top area but no chips. It is 6.5 tall x 7.75 wide. The hairline is very, very tight, (seal with some superglue). This pattern is harder to find than other RRP's. Perfect to use or display, indoors or out! You can turn it upside down and use it as a pedestal for another pot too!
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69.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Kitchen_Collectibles
Large Ransbottom Pasta Bowl
For sale is an attractive vintage Robinson Ransbottom pasta bowl. c.1940-1951. (RRP recently went out of business). Great looking large bowl that is vintage, yet very contemporary looking! Hand painted 'Rustic Line' pasta bowl. Good, usable vintage condition for being 44-58 years old. It can be used for fruit, pasta, as a vase, or as a unique birdbath! No chips or cracks, and just has some faint all-over crazing that is hard to see in ordinary lighting. It is 14.5 wide x 3 high. It is shown on pg. 66 & 67 of the book by S. Skillman. Why buy foreign junk when you can buy something that is well-made, durable, functional, and beautiful! USA destinations only.
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65.00
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Porcelain and Pottery: McCoy, Hall, Hull, Roseville, Ducal, Shawnee Etc.: Vase
Hull Magnolia Vase H-5-6 1/2
Magnolia Vase Hull Magnolia Vase No. H-5-6 1/2 Beautiful Hull vase in the gloss Magnolia pattern produced from 1947-1948. This vase is marked Hull Art USA H-6-6 ½. This pattern is one of the favorites. The vase is in very good condition with no crazing, cracks, repairs or chips. This striking vase will make a beautiful addition to your collection. See additional photos. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling on multiple item orders based on actual cost for USPS mail plus delivery confirmation (required) or insurance (optional). Was $85.00 on sale for $65.00
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65.00
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Stoneware & Saltglaze: Pottery
Large Vintage Stone Acid Pitcher
stoneware For sale is a large vintage 'stone acid pitcher'. Heavy duty OLD stoneware pitcher. This is likely an old McCoy or RRP Roseville, as both companies produced a lot of stoneware like this. It looks identical to the one in the RRP book, however, this one is not marked. See pg. 80 of the RRP book. Most early stoneware was not marked; the USA mark primarily started being used in the 1930's-40's, and thereafter, companies began using their logos. In any event this pitcher is in very good condition for its age which is early 20th C; look at that old bottom!. It is 10 high x 6.5 wide at top rim. A great piece of stoneware to add to your collection!
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65.00
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USA & Misc. Pottery: Pottery
Vintage USA Leaf Jardinaire
For sale is a vintage USA leaf jardinaire. Incised 'USA' mark on bottom; resembles the Red Wing jard, but is not glazed on interior. Likely RRP Roseville, Monmouth, Burley, or other American company. They do still sell this pattern in garden centers, but they are not marked USA now days! This jard is thick, heavy, and stands 7 tall x 8 wide. Has some soil/mineral residue on interior, a fleabite on rim, but no chips or cracks. There is a line in the clay in interior of jard, but this is just a clay line, not a crack. 1.08est
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65.00
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McCoy Pottery: McCoy Roseville Floraline Oval Fineforms Vase
McCoy Pottery Fineforms Vase
This is a McCoy Pottery Floraline Fineforms vase. 'Bijou', (this is what the book calls them, see pg. 298 Hanson's Vol. 3). Good size, very heavy, oval shaped, ivory gloss glazed vase. It is an off white color; has dry bottom rim and has incised marks #449 USA which corresponds to the mold number provided in the book. It is 8.25 high x 6.26 wide and in good condition. Very unique McCoy vase that is said to be very hard to find. The book value in 2002 was $50-75! Guaranteed to be McCoy pottery.
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60.00
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Porcelain and Pottery-Stoneware:
The German -- Primitive Stoneware
This is a nice primitive stoneware bowl, marked on the bottom, "The German". This has a blue inside with high gloss glaze and the outside is done in a criss-cross type pattern. The diameter of the bowl is about 7" and stands about 3" tall. You can see marks of heat towards the base of the star -- it shows up in the picture I think as a dark area. It has nice patina and I would estimate its age to be circa 1900-1920 era. I believe this is a utilitarian ware piece made by Roseville.
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55.00
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Porcelain and Pottery-McCoy:
McCoy PITCHER BOWL SET floral deco NICE!
Manufactured by Nelson McCoy 1970s-80s Lancaster Colony in Roseville, Ohio this pitcher and bowl set made to look like smaller manageable replica of larger 17th18th Century versions - MUST SEE PICS! Comes w/ a little partial description (see last pic) and is in EXCELLENT condition - NO chips cracks or deep scratches. Stands about six inches tall together, pitcher alone almost 5.5 inches tall, bowl alone is 2.25 inches tall and a little over eight inches in diameter. Pitcher and bowl both marked on bottom 'McCoy 7528 USA'. Feel free to e-mail w/ any questions about this SET and THANKS FOR LOOKING!
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54.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
HP Ransbottom Crock and Gadgets
For sale is a unique Robinson Ransbottom stoneware crock and gadgets. The crock is hand painted and artist signed: C. Kugala; and has black RRP stamp on bottom. Nice red barn landscape scene, couple of dots of paint loss. Strong, sturdy crock to hold some of your favorite kitchen utensils. Inside is a vintage cast alum. ATECO pie crimper; a heavy meat tenderizer; an old cheese grater and a cute crocheted pot holder. Crock is 5.5 tall x 5 wide; do not put in a dishwasher. 2/09esa#+csx4
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48.00
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Spongeware, Yellow Ware, Blue & White: Kitchen_Collectibles
Vintage Yellow Ware Bowls
yellow ware For sale are four vintage yellow ware bowls. c.1933-1959. 4 bowls, one price!. 4 matching shoulder style small bowls, likely used for rice pudding or tapioca/custard. The bottoms are marked: COOKIN-WARE COOK RITE ECONOMY HEALTH in a circle, and these were made by Tycer, Warren I. Pottery, Roseville and Zanesville, Ohio. The mark is shown on pg. 177 of Lehners Book of Marks, mark #3. These bowls or nappies are 4.5 wide x 2 tall. These are what I consider good vintage condition; just one has a teensy fleabite off bottom rim. The book states these were 'glazed over yellow clay of the area'; and a larger Tycer bowl is listed on another website as 'antique yellow ware'.
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48.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Ranbottom Tall Vase
For sale is a matte white tall RRP vase. This is very thick and heavy; stands 10.25 tall x 7 wide. Incised mark on bottom. It has some black lines showing, this is common on matte white pottery; as well 2 noticeable glaze pops on body of vase. It also has a glaze separation line on top rim; (this is not a hairline); clay separates, glaze fills in; happens during firing of pottery. This vase can be turned upside down and used as a pedestal also; see picture. The factory flaws are common on old RRP pottery. It is not crooked; just my crummy photography :)8/09brncs
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45.00
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Stoneware & Saltglaze: Pottery
Antique Stoneware Utility Crock
stoneware For sale is a vintage stoneware crock. c.1940's & earlier. This is the perfect size old stoneware crock to house some of your favorite kitchen gadgets, like rolling pins, spatulas, meat forks, eggbeaters, etc. Strong, heavy, old crock that is bristol glaze on the exterior and albany slip on the interior. All the great old American pottery companies made these crocks, including McCoy, Zanesville, RRP Roseville, Redwing, Hull, etc, so it could be any one of those, and most of the early ones are not marked. It stands 8 tall x 7.5 wide, and has no chips or cracks, and a very well worn bottom indicating a lot of age. (checkout Martha Stewart's kitchen; she has assorted sizes of these crocks).
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45.00
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Sanford's Guide to Peters & Reed: The Zane Pottery Company by: Martha & Steve Sanford
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. Contains hundreds of color photos, detailed descriptions, catalog reprints, Bibliography, Index, and Value Guide. These authors are well known for their authoritative landmark work on McCoy and Brush-McCoy; this is sure to become a best seller on this topic as well. The pottery began in Zanesville, Ohio, and is bound to become a highly desirable collectable as the older works of Roseville become more difficult to obtain.
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42.00
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Mixing_Bowls, Casseroles, Beanpots: Kitchen_Collectibles
Three Vintage USA French Casserole Dishes
For sale are three vintage USA individual french casserole dishes. = only $14/each! Very attractive, heavy-duty stoneware. Each has the identical incised USA mark on the bottom, and identical pattern. The colors are aqua, blue, and brown. Likely made by one of the great old American pottery companies in the 1930-40's, e.g., Coors, Monmouth, Watt, McCoy, Brush-McCoy, RRP Roseville. Good vintage condition; no chips or cracks; the blue one has one small noticeable glaze miss, (where blue color did not adhere to the clay, but it is glazed over and smooth). These stand about 3.5 tall with lids on, and are 5 wide across rim, or 7 long from handle end to other side. Use them or just display them!
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38.00
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USA & Misc. Pottery: Pottery
Vintage Tall Vase
For sale is a tall vintage vase. Two handled vase with what appear to be hand painted oak leaves that are glazed over. This vase is 9.25 tall and 4.75 wide. No chips or cracks. 3 stilt marks on the bottom; dry interior. This vase is not marked and I do not know who made it; however, the auction it was purchased at contained hundreds of items of vintage American pottery including Weller, McCoy, Hull, Roseville, etc. It is quite heavy and had a piece of felt on the bottom when purchased which I removed to see if it was marked. Possibly an unusual early Weller Pottery line.
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36.00
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Mixing_Bowls, Casseroles, Beanpots: Kitchen_Collectibles
Vintage USA Milk Pan
For sale is a vintage USA milk pan. Nice stoneware bowl with incised U.S.A. mark on bottom. Likely made between 1920-1940. You can see by the well worn, dark upper and lower rims that this is a very old bowl. It is probably not a mixing bowl because it has a flat bottom. It is either what is called a milk pan or a bread bowl and was likely made by McCoy, RRP Roseville, UHL, or Hull, since the clay on it is a buff color. It is 9.5 wide x 3.25 tall, and has no chips or cracks. It does have a couple of small glaze misses which is typical of this old stoneware.
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36.00
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery aka RRP Roseville: Pottery
Ransbottom Sun & Moon Jardinaire
For sale is a vintage Robinson Ransbottom jardinaire. 4 in stock; price is for one. A local florist shop went out of biz and they had these in the back room. c:1940's-70's. Matte white, medium size jard; no chips or cracks. Sun & Moon pattern. One has a drainage hole in bottom, others do not but there is a circle mark that can be drilled. 3 have the RRP USA mark; one is not marked. They stand 5.75 tall x 7 wide. Great vintage American made pottery; made to last and perfect for Orchids, African Violets, etc. RRP is out of business. 10/08estcs
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35.00
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Pottery Reference Books:
Zanesville Art Pottery in Color
Purviance and Schneider are the authors of this out of print paperback book from 1968. 23 color plates, each with its own description page, on cardboard like paper, spiral bound. Covers companies from Zanesville, Ohio, such as S. A. Weller, including a list of lines made & decorators, J. B. Owens Pottery Company, Roseville Pottery, American Encaustic Tiling Company, the Mosaic Tile Company, and 1 page on smaller firms such as Zanesville Majolica Co., Zanesville Stoneware, Peters & Reed, and Arc En Ceil. Very good to excellent condition - minor wear to covers.Key words: reference book books ceramic collectible art
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30.00
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Dinnerware: Hull, McCoy, RRP, Zanesville: Kitchen_Collectibles
Vintage Hull Pottery Shakers
For sale is a pair of vintage Hull Pottery shakers. Bottoms are marked: hull Oven Proof U.S.A. These are heavy and well-made and say 'Salt' on one, and 'Pepper' on the other. They also have cork stoppers and measure about 4.25 high. I have found another identical Pepper shaker that does not have a fleabite, so the picture showing the pepper shaker with a fleabite has been replaced with the perfect one! These go great with any of the brown and brown drip dinnerware lines from Hull, McCoy, RRP Roseville, Watt, Pfaltzgraff & Kathy Kale.
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29.95
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Porcelain and Pottery:
American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by: Mark Bassett
Book Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. This is the ultimate guide to ceramic wall pockets, presenting the work of more than 60 American pottery firms. Beautiful pieces, designed in every color and shape imaginable to hold, primarily, flowers, are displayed in more than 570 stunning color photographs. Nearly all the wall pockets made by Roseville and Weller are included as well as many from Brush-McCoy, Camark, Frankoma, Hull, Nelson McCoy, Peters & Reed, Rookwood, Fulper, Grueby, Marblehead, Owens, and Teco. Arts and Crafts era wall pockets from California Faience, Jervis, Newcomb Pottery, George E. Ohr, Overbeck, Strobl, Walley, and Wheatley are also presented. Typical manufacturers' marks are displayed, a selected bibliography is provided, and values are presented in the captions.
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24.95
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Boxing Memorabilia:
Original News Photo of Max Baer, 1934
This is an original New Photo of Max Baer dated March 22, 1934 taken in Roseville California. Shown in the photo is Kid Frank Harlow taking a shot at the Champs Chin. Just 12 weeks after this photo was taken, Max went into the ring with Primo Carnera on June 14, 1934 for the Heavtweight Title of the World. Max Baer floored Carnera 11 times before the referee stopped the fight in the 11th round. Photo is in very good condition measuring 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Some small creases at edges. The photo is very original and from the personal collection of a Veteran Boxer in New York with the News Stamp on back.
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23.50
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Porcelain and Pottery:
Robinson Ransbottom 4 QT Victorian House Canister
Striking Robinson Ransbottom 4 quart stoneware canister stands 6 1/2 inches tall on a 3 1/2 inch base. The canister features side eared handles, decorative lid and two cobalt blue bands with a handpainted scene of a Victorian home and trees in bloom.Either put to functional use or as a focal point of display, this RRP canister demonstrates how skillfully manufactured the Robinson Ransbottom pottery pieces were. This one is in excellent condition without any damage issues and would definitely complement a traditional or early Americana décor. Stamped under the base with the RRP name, Roseville, Ohio, 4 Qt Canister.
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