Roseville Pink Rose Velmoss Vase #714-6, 6.25\" tall, Circa 1935 Excellent
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Roseville Pink Rose Velmoss Vase #714-6, 6.25\" tall, Circa 1935 Excellent:
$225.00
A wonderful Roseville Pink Rose Velmoss Vase, #71-6, 6.25\" tall, Circa 1935, with original gold foil sticker. Excellent condition. No chips, cracks, flakes, repairs, hairlines, or crazing. See photos, which are a part of the description. See my store for more listings of Roseville and Weller pottery. With Economy Shipping you must provide a deliverable street address. Item will be insured. Packaging materials are included in the mailing cost. Buyers in Alaska and Hawaii must ask for shipping quote before buying or offerding. I reserve the right to not sell to those with little response or who have left poor response for others. Payment to be received within 4 days of purchase or item will be re-listed. (Email me if payment is a problem.) I welcome all of your questions and will do my best to happily and promptly respond. My heartfelt desire is to please my customers. I can provide additional photos if you ask. If you purchase multiple items, use the \"Add to Cart\" routine and then ask for \"combine shipping\" costs when done purchasing. I ship within one day upon receipt of payment and offer a 14 day purchase price guarantee if you are not completely satisfied. If I misrepresent the item, I pay for shipping both ways. If your item is damaged or you are dissatisfied for any reason, please immediately contact me directly. Please do not open up a case and do not leave response. I am committed to outstanding service and buyer satisfaction. I will do my best to make things right for you. My goal is 100% positive response. Item has a removable hologram sticker which must be intact if item is returned. Visit my store for other good stuff. response: When you are satisfied with your purchase and have left positive response for me, I will leave appropriate response for you. Availability is subject to prior sale at another site. Please ask questions before offerding. International buyers not using the Global Shipping Program must ask for a shipping quote before offerding. If you want a quote for international shipping not using the Global S.P., please let me know. Thank you for viewing. jjagekknniceggoodrrjjl
HISTORY: The Roseville Pottery Company was an American pottery manufacturer in the 19th and 20th centuries. Though originally simple household pieces, the design of the pottery was popular with the American Arts and Crafts movement and pieces are now sought after by collectors. The company was founded by J.F. Weaver in Roseville, Ohio, in 1890. It was incorporated in 1892 with George Young, a former Roseville salesman, as secretary and general manager. Under the direction of Young, the Roseville company had great success producing stoneware flower pots and other practical household items. In 1895, the company expanded by purchasing Midland Pottery, and by 1896 George Young had amassed a controlling interest in Roseville Pottery. In 1898, they purchased the Clark Stoneware Company in Zanesville, and moved the headquarters there. Roseville Pottery produced its final designs in 1953, and the following year their facilities were bought by the Mosaic Tile Company. Baneda is another one of those extremely popular \'middle period\' patterns produced around 1933. Collectors agree that much of the best Roseville Pottery was produced during the 1920\'s-1930\'s. It came in pink and green/blue colors with the former (pink) being most sought after and therefore highest priced. As with much of the Roseville from this era, the \"middle period\" Velmoss pattern was only marked using a paper label, most of which never survived. Roseville patterns produced between 1927 and 1935 were marked with only paper or foil labels and sometimes with the corresponding shape number and size. Roseville patterns with paper or foil labels include such notable lines as Velmoss. On the bottom of some mid-period Roseville pieces, there are three or four digit numbers then a dash followed by a one or two digit number. The first part of the number identifies the style or design of the piece and the following number specifies the size. For example, a piece marked \'589-6\' would mean that it was six-inch pedestal. The \'589\' signifies that it is in the Pedestal category and the \'6\' represents the height of the piece.
Roseville Pink Rose Velmoss Vase #714-6, 6.25\" tall, Circa 1935 Excellent:
$225.00