Roseville Pottery EARLAM Vase #519-7 Arts & Craft MATTE Blue Green GLAZE c. 1930

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Roseville Pottery EARLAM Vase #519-7 Arts & Craft MATTE Blue Green GLAZE c. 1930:
$167.50

Roseville Pottery Earlam 7\" double handled vase #519-7 with Blue/Green Matte Glaze circa. 1930

Dimensions:

Vase is 7\" tall, 7 1/2\" wide

Description:

Wonderful Roseville Earlam double handled vase shape #519-7. Classic Arts & Craft matte finish in a blended combination of green, blue, & tan colors. I love this full bodied vase accented with a large open top and nice, long vertical handles.

Condition:

The vase is in excellent condition. No chips, cracks, hairlines, repairs, or damage. Interior of vase shows use with crazing and discoloration. Vase is unmarked with typical factory pin hole pops.

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Shipping:

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Roseville Art Pottery Earlam 519-7\" MattFinish Handled Vase * Mint Condition & Super Mission Arts & CraftsStyle Form!

Lovely colors of blended blue - green - andorange tan tones! So pretty!

Measures 7 1/4 inches tall and marked 519 onthe bottom in the early red grease pen factory mark, common marking on theearly pottery finds. Dates to 1930 and as shown in the Mollring Roseville Book.Super condition with no chips cracks or hairlines and crazing is light, vase isvery clean too! Guaranteed t o be original, vintage and not restored orrepaired - ! Note: Any white areas are just the camera flash and overheadlighting glare, not on item itself.