Lot 303:
A Trio of American Art Pottery Tableware in the Style of Roseville Magnolia
Sold for: $65
Description
This group of American art pottery is attributed to the Magnolia pattern produced by Roseville Pottery, originally introduced circa 1943. The set consists of three pieces: one central double-handled vase with a flared rim and pedestal base, one two-handled open sugar bowl, and one single-handled creamer. Each piece is crafted from earthenware and features a matte blue exterior glaze with a stippled, textured surface. The decoration consists of relief-molded magnolia blossoms in cream and tan tones set against dark brown or black branch motifs. The interiors are finished with a contrasting smooth green glaze. No manufacturer marks or signatures are visible in the provided photographs.
Condition report:
The set appears to be in good vintage condition. Fine surface crazing is visible throughout the glaze on all three pieces, which is typical for earthenware of this period. There are no visible chips, cracks, or signs of professional restoration.
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