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BeTWEEN the Bookends - $40.00 beTWEEN the Bookends mini box - $26.67 beTWEEN the Bookends Early Reader Box 6-8 - $40.00 Just the Books Box - $18.75 Just the Stuff Box - $26.67 beTWEEN the Bookends -Read to Me book box (age 6+) - $40.00. Now with FREE SHIPPING to the US! BeTWEEN the Bookends is a monthly subscription box catered to girls ages 9-13. Overall 4.5’L x 3’W x 9’H (4 lbs) Overall 11.43cm L x 7.62cm W x 22.86cm H (1.81 kg) Quick view. Equestrian Marble Bookends. Browse through our collection of Art, Crafts, Hobbies & Music Books at Bookends. Discover the latest preloved books online at the most affordable prices. Shipping all over the UAE!12/7 As A Mixed Number
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This site made it into the ’Offical eBay Guide’.
The Roseville fakes cannot be called ’second-generation’ or ’new’ Roseville. This implies that Roseville is still making the pottery. The Roseville Pottery Company hasn’t been in business since 1954. They are not made from original molds! These pieces are being imported from China and have no value to collectors, in fact we REALLY hate the stuff. Collectors consider them crudely made - poor molds and extremely poor glazes. I might suggest using the term ’Roseville-style’.
The glaze on most fakes is very dull and lacks depth. The glaze is flat and does not usually reveal the clay color underneath. Handles on the repros tend to be thicker and details are not as refined. Most shapes vary significantly from the originals. Leaves on real pieces are brighter and stand out from the background better. Most of the background colors vary significantly from the original colors and the color of the clay is usually whiter than the originals.
All pieces I have seen have ’Roseville U.S.A.’ (usually very low relief on the USA) or ’Roseville’ on the bottom, even if they were not marked on original pieces. Initially, the Roseville fakes had a raised (’in relief’) ’Roseville USA’ on the bottom. Apparently, U.S. Customs had a problem with that, so the ones being produced now just say ’Roseville’, with a space below that word where ’USA’ would have been. The Huxfords’ book lists the various trademarks that Roseville used. According to that reference, ’Roseville’ (without ’USA’) was used only from 1932-1937 and only as an impressed mark, never in relief. If a piece has ’Roseville’ in relief without ’USA’, I’d say that’s close to a dead giveaway that it’s a fake, particularly if there’s an empty space where ’USA’ should be. On the other hand, the use of ’Roseville USA’ does not guarantee that it’s authentic.
Brown, dark blue, light blue and lime green are most common for fakes but I’ve recently seen some pink (iris) and grey (white rose) ones.
Remember almost every dealer in the country knows what Roseville is, if the price seems too good to be true then it probably is.Know your stuff, don’t take anyone’s word for it, if YOU are not certain.
Buying Roseville online
eBay, Yahoo and other online sellers are notorious for selling fakes that are not labeled even when they have been contacted by collectors telling them. They may say they are not ’sure’ if it’s a fake. Believe me when it ’might be’, it probably is.
Here are the best sources:eBay AuctionsYahoo Auctions
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Note: This listing does not include many of the pieces from the Importers Catalog, so be sure to check it also. Most fakes now have comparison originals. All colors are not shown. Most fakes come in 3 different colors and it would be impossible to show each piece in each color. A representative sampling of the colors is shown below. All shapes known to me are listed, however there are new pieces every day it seems.
Thanks to all the eBay people who have donated photos to this site.By pattern:Photos beloware all fakesApple Blossom
Futura
Back to TopBy number:#2#-7#-13#1BLI-10#1V2-7#4#7S & 7C#14-10#23-10#24-15#47-8#51-10#52-12#58-14#74-7#88-6#90-7#91-8#93-4 1/2#94-5 1/2#96-7#119-7#121-8#123-9#124#125-10#133-8#135-9#136-9#139-12#140-12#180-6#187-8#197-6#202-8#204-8#205-6#219-8#229-12#266-5x8#302/305-8#324-8#328-9#351-10#353-11#353-14#358-6#361-8#375-12#387-4#389-8#397-9#389-8#420-10#428-6#448-8#456-6#463-5#464-6#490-8#523-3#524-4#526-6 1/2#527-4#527-7#528-8#529-8#531-12#538-4#539-4#541-7#542-5 1/2#543-6 1/2#544-9#555-4#556-5#568-4#569-5#570-5#572-6#573-6#574-6#575-8#576-8#577-10#578-12#621-5#621-9#623-10#665-3#669-4#671-8#673-8#685-7#686-7#691-12#749-8 1/2#753-11 1/2#754-4 1/2#755-3#758-7#760-15#761-8#840-7#842-8#842-7#845-8#850-14#858-4#866-7#881-6#885-10#891-6#892-6#893-6#896-8#897-8#898-8#917-6#920-7#922-8#924-9#928-12#961-4#985-8#987-9#1082-4#1086-4.5#1132-2#1133-5#1156-2.5#1157-4.5#1159-4.5#1163-4.5#1272-8#1284-8#1287-8#1289-8#1292-8#1293-8#1296-8
Back to TopListing of fake pieces:Apple Blossom
8’(?) jardiniere & pedestal, #302/305-8, green
Back to TopBittersweet with Luffa or White Rose style flowers
8 1/2’ basket, #749-8 1/2, blue
11’ bowl, #753-11 1/2, brown
3’ candlesticks, #755-3, blue
8’ console bowl, #389-8, blue
4 1/2’ cornucopia, #754-4 1/2, blue
Jardiniere & pedestal, no number, blue
4’ planter, #858-4, brown
6’ vase, #881-6, brown
7’ vase, #758-7, brown
7’ vase, #842-7, blue
8’ vase, #761-8, blue
10’ vase, #885-10, blue
15’ vase, #760-15 (#888-16 Rv), blue
7’ wallpocket, #866-7, green
Back to TopBlackberry
Tip: There is no such thing as a blue piece of Blackberry. There is no company mark on a real piece.
4.5’ candlesticks, #1086-4.5, blue
12’ console bowl, #229-12, brown
10’ jardiniere & pedestal, #623-10, brown
4’ vase, #568-4, brown
5’ vase, #569-5, blue
5’ vase, #570-5, blue
6’ vase, #572-6, blue
6’ vase, #573-6, brown
6’ vase, #574-6, brown
8’ vase, #575-8, blue
8’ vase, #576-8, green
10’ vase, #577-10, blue
12’ vase, #578-12, blueBleeding Heart
Tip: Bleeding Heart only comes in these colors: pink, green, blue. All with light to medium pink flowers. It does not come in brown!
8’ wallpocket, #1287-8, tan/brown
Back to TopClematis
4’ candle holders, #1159-4 1/2, brown
6’ console bowl, #456-6, blue
Back to TopDahlrose
Tip: I don’t know the origin of the ’fantasy’ piece.
Pot, greyDonatello
Tip: There is no such thing as a blue piece of Donatello. Original mark: large ’Rv’ stamp or impressed ’Donatello, RPCo’.
Jardiniere, blueExperimentals
Tip: There are many ’Experimentals’ in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here. There are also some not seen in the catalog. Here is what ’Roseville in All Its Splendor’ says about the real Experimentals. ’These one of a kind shapes have a name, style, special glazing, and tint used, carved into the back or bottom of the vessel. Several still have Roseville in relief and a size number on the bottom.’ (page 134)
8’ Geranium vase, no number, brown
8’ Larkspur vase, no number, blue
8’ Orchid vase, no number, blue
Back to TopFoxglove
Tip: There is no such thing as brown Foxglove
12’ basket, #375-12, blue
11’ tray, #420-10, blue
8’ vase, #47-8, green
10’ vase, #51-10, blue
12’ vase, #52-12, brown
14’ vase, #58-14, green
8’ wallpocket, #1292-8, brown
Back to TopFreesia
8’ console bowl, #464-6, blue
4’ urn/vase, #669-4, blue
5’ urn/vase, #463-5, brown
7’ vase, #119-7, brown
8’ vase, #121-8, green
9’ vase, #123-9, blue
10’ vase, #125-10, blue
8’ wallpocket (different mold), #1296-8, blue
8’ wallpocket, #1296-8, green
Back to TopFuschia
Tip: Many fake Fuschia pieces are now appearing in mint green with white leaves. There are many pieces of Fuschia in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here.
2’ candlesticks, #1132-2, green
5’ candlesticks, #1133-5, light blue
10’ console bowl, #351-10, green
6’ vase, #891-6, blue
6’ vase, #893-6, green
8’ vase, #896-8, brown
8’ vase, #898-8, green
8’ wallpocket, #128-8, blue
Back to TopFutura
Tip: These fakes are from Japan. Fakes marked: ’Made in Japan’.
6’ bowl, #197-6, multi-colored
8’ console bowl, #187-8, brown
Back to TopIris
Tip: Iris comes in blue, pink and brown. It does not come in green.
8’ console bowl, #361-8, green
6’ urn/vase, #358-6, blue
6’ vase, #917-6, blue
7 1/2’ vase, #920-7, brown
8 1/2’ vase, #922-8, pink
9’ vase, #924-9, pink
12’ vase, #928-12, blue
8’ wallpocket, #1284-8, brown
Back to TopJonquil
Tip: Original Jonquil is not signed on the bottom, it had a removable label. Most fakes are marked ’Roseville’. There’s no such thing as a blue or green piece of Jonquil. There are many pieces of Jonquil in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here.
8’ basket, #324-8, blue
9’ basket, #328-9, blue
8/6/3.5’ bowl, #219-8, green
29’ jardiniere & pedestal, #539-4, blue
4’ pot, #539-4, brown
4’ pot, blue
4’ vase, #538-4, brown
7’ vase, #527-7, brown
7’ vase, brown
12’ vase, #531-12, blue
8’ wallpocket, #8.5, green
Back to TopLaurel
Tip: This fake is from Japan.
8’ vase, #673-8, white
Back to TopLuffa
Tip: There is no such thing as blue Luffa. There may be other pieces of Luffa in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here.
4’ Pot, #631, blue
7’ vase, #685-7, marked ’-7’, green
7’ vase, #686-7, green
12’ vase, #691-12, marked ’-13’, green
8’ wallpocket, #1272-8, marked ’Roseville 84’, green
Back to TopMagnolia
2’ candlestick, #1156-2.5, brown
5’ candlestick, #1157-4.5, blue
8’ console bowl, #448-8, green
Cookie Jar, #2, blue
10’ ewer, #14-10, brown
3’ pot, #665-3, brown/green
Teaset, #4, blue
Small vase, (never produced by Roseville), blue
6’ vase, #88-6, brown
6’ vase, #180-6, brown
7’ vase, #90-7, brownThis fake has the USA on the bottom
8’ vase, #91-8, blue
Watering can, (never produced by Roseville), brown
8’ window box, #389-8, green
Back to TopMiscellaneous (pieces marked Roseville)
Small vase w/rose, marked ’Roseville 3’ ’, brown
Tall vase w/rose, brown
Back to TopMontacello
Vase 1, does not match up exactly to a known Roseville shape, green
Vase 2, does not match up exactly to a known Roseville shape, green
4’ vase, #555-4, brown
5’ vase, #556-5, green
Wallpocket, does not match up to a known Roseville shape, brown
Back to TopPanel
7’ nude wall pocket, no number, ivory background, light green nude & brown, tan nude
Back to TopPeony
6’ bowl, #428-6, brown
8’ wallpocket, #1293-8, green
Back to TopPinecone
Fantasy piece from Japan
11’ basket, #353-11, brown
11’ console bowl, blue
5’ planter, #124, blue
7’ vase, #840-7, brown
8’ vase, #490-8, brown
8’ vase, #842-8, brown
8’ vase, #845-8, brown
14’ vase, #850-14, brown
Back to TopSnowberry
7 1/2’ vase, #1V2-7, blue
10’ console bowl, #1B11-10, green
Back to TopWater Lily
7’ vase, #74-7, green
Back to TopVelmoss
Tip: This fake is from Japan. Fakes marked: ’Made in Japan’.
5’ bowl, #266-5x8, blue
Back to TopWhite Rose
4’ bowl, #387-4, brown/green
9’ pillow vase, #987-9, brown
6’ vase, #979-6, green
8’ vase, #985-8, blue
8’ wallpocket, #1289-8, brown
Back to TopRozane-Woodland
Tip: These fakes are from Japan and were reproduced in the late 1930s.
Pitcher, no number, ivory background, red/orange flower
8’? vase, no number, ivory background, red/orange flower
10’ vase, no number, ivory background, red/orange flower
Back to TopZephyr Lily
4’ candlesticks, #1163-4.5, blue
8’ cornucopia, #204-8, blue
10’ ewer, #23-10, brown
15’ ewer, #24-15, green
8’ jardiniere & pedestal, #671-8, brown
Sugar & creamer, #7s & #7c, blue sugar / blue creamer
6’ vase, #205-6, brown
8’ vase, #202-8, green
8’ vase, #133-8, brown
9’ vase, #135-9, blue
9’ vase, #136-9, blue
12’ vase, #139-12, blue
12’ vase, #140-12, blue
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Note: This catalog is pretty old and many pieces are appearing on the market that are not in it. The files below are rather large as they contain many pieces per page.
Experimentals 116K
Foxglove and Magnolia 132K
Fuschia 132K
Jonquil 1 132K
Jonquil 2 132K
Luffa, Peony, White Rose, Snowberry 132K
Zephyr Lily, Water Lily, Clematis 132K
AA Importing Company7700 Hall StreetSt. Louis, MO 63147-2504FAX 1-314-383-2608Phone 1-800-325-0602orCastle Antiques and Repros515 Wellwood Ave. 7Route 6Hawley, PA 18428
You can order a catalog however these are wholesale businesses, some professional affiliation may be needed.12-7 GamesRoseville Marks
The first thing to remember is that anyone can slap a label on something. It doesn’t mean ANYTHING to have the words ’Roseville’ or ’Roseville, U.S.A’ (Roseville USA is on some of the early fakes) on the bottom of your piece. Even pieces that were not originally marked have Roseville on the bottom to fool people who don’t know the difference. In many cases it’s difficult to tell just from the mark, you need to get to know the glazes where it becomes very obvious. I’m sure I could tell the difference blind-folded and with time so will you. Never-the-less, I have included some examples below.
Real Marks
Fake Marks
Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery CompanyAnother pottery company from Roseville, OH - not related. Usually marked ’RRPCo’
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BeTWEEN the Bookends - $40.00 beTWEEN the Bookends mini box - $26.67 beTWEEN the Bookends Early Reader Box 6-8 - $40.00 Just the Books Box - $18.75 Just the Stuff Box - $26.67 beTWEEN the Bookends -Read to Me book box (age 6+) - $40.00. Now with FREE SHIPPING to the US! BeTWEEN the Bookends is a monthly subscription box catered to girls ages 9-13. Overall 4.5’L x 3’W x 9’H (4 lbs) Overall 11.43cm L x 7.62cm W x 22.86cm H (1.81 kg) Quick view. Equestrian Marble Bookends. Browse through our collection of Art, Crafts, Hobbies & Music Books at Bookends. Discover the latest preloved books online at the most affordable prices. Shipping all over the UAE!12/7 As A Mixed Number
Over 75,000 served!
This site made it into the ’Offical eBay Guide’.
The Roseville fakes cannot be called ’second-generation’ or ’new’ Roseville. This implies that Roseville is still making the pottery. The Roseville Pottery Company hasn’t been in business since 1954. They are not made from original molds! These pieces are being imported from China and have no value to collectors, in fact we REALLY hate the stuff. Collectors consider them crudely made - poor molds and extremely poor glazes. I might suggest using the term ’Roseville-style’.
The glaze on most fakes is very dull and lacks depth. The glaze is flat and does not usually reveal the clay color underneath. Handles on the repros tend to be thicker and details are not as refined. Most shapes vary significantly from the originals. Leaves on real pieces are brighter and stand out from the background better. Most of the background colors vary significantly from the original colors and the color of the clay is usually whiter than the originals.
All pieces I have seen have ’Roseville U.S.A.’ (usually very low relief on the USA) or ’Roseville’ on the bottom, even if they were not marked on original pieces. Initially, the Roseville fakes had a raised (’in relief’) ’Roseville USA’ on the bottom. Apparently, U.S. Customs had a problem with that, so the ones being produced now just say ’Roseville’, with a space below that word where ’USA’ would have been. The Huxfords’ book lists the various trademarks that Roseville used. According to that reference, ’Roseville’ (without ’USA’) was used only from 1932-1937 and only as an impressed mark, never in relief. If a piece has ’Roseville’ in relief without ’USA’, I’d say that’s close to a dead giveaway that it’s a fake, particularly if there’s an empty space where ’USA’ should be. On the other hand, the use of ’Roseville USA’ does not guarantee that it’s authentic.
Brown, dark blue, light blue and lime green are most common for fakes but I’ve recently seen some pink (iris) and grey (white rose) ones.
Remember almost every dealer in the country knows what Roseville is, if the price seems too good to be true then it probably is.Know your stuff, don’t take anyone’s word for it, if YOU are not certain.
Buying Roseville online
eBay, Yahoo and other online sellers are notorious for selling fakes that are not labeled even when they have been contacted by collectors telling them. They may say they are not ’sure’ if it’s a fake. Believe me when it ’might be’, it probably is.
Here are the best sources:eBay AuctionsYahoo Auctions
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Note: This listing does not include many of the pieces from the Importers Catalog, so be sure to check it also. Most fakes now have comparison originals. All colors are not shown. Most fakes come in 3 different colors and it would be impossible to show each piece in each color. A representative sampling of the colors is shown below. All shapes known to me are listed, however there are new pieces every day it seems.
Thanks to all the eBay people who have donated photos to this site.By pattern:Photos beloware all fakesApple Blossom
Futura
Back to TopBy number:#2#-7#-13#1BLI-10#1V2-7#4#7S & 7C#14-10#23-10#24-15#47-8#51-10#52-12#58-14#74-7#88-6#90-7#91-8#93-4 1/2#94-5 1/2#96-7#119-7#121-8#123-9#124#125-10#133-8#135-9#136-9#139-12#140-12#180-6#187-8#197-6#202-8#204-8#205-6#219-8#229-12#266-5x8#302/305-8#324-8#328-9#351-10#353-11#353-14#358-6#361-8#375-12#387-4#389-8#397-9#389-8#420-10#428-6#448-8#456-6#463-5#464-6#490-8#523-3#524-4#526-6 1/2#527-4#527-7#528-8#529-8#531-12#538-4#539-4#541-7#542-5 1/2#543-6 1/2#544-9#555-4#556-5#568-4#569-5#570-5#572-6#573-6#574-6#575-8#576-8#577-10#578-12#621-5#621-9#623-10#665-3#669-4#671-8#673-8#685-7#686-7#691-12#749-8 1/2#753-11 1/2#754-4 1/2#755-3#758-7#760-15#761-8#840-7#842-8#842-7#845-8#850-14#858-4#866-7#881-6#885-10#891-6#892-6#893-6#896-8#897-8#898-8#917-6#920-7#922-8#924-9#928-12#961-4#985-8#987-9#1082-4#1086-4.5#1132-2#1133-5#1156-2.5#1157-4.5#1159-4.5#1163-4.5#1272-8#1284-8#1287-8#1289-8#1292-8#1293-8#1296-8
Back to TopListing of fake pieces:Apple Blossom
8’(?) jardiniere & pedestal, #302/305-8, green
Back to TopBittersweet with Luffa or White Rose style flowers
8 1/2’ basket, #749-8 1/2, blue
11’ bowl, #753-11 1/2, brown
3’ candlesticks, #755-3, blue
8’ console bowl, #389-8, blue
4 1/2’ cornucopia, #754-4 1/2, blue
Jardiniere & pedestal, no number, blue
4’ planter, #858-4, brown
6’ vase, #881-6, brown
7’ vase, #758-7, brown
7’ vase, #842-7, blue
8’ vase, #761-8, blue
10’ vase, #885-10, blue
15’ vase, #760-15 (#888-16 Rv), blue
7’ wallpocket, #866-7, green
Back to TopBlackberry
Tip: There is no such thing as a blue piece of Blackberry. There is no company mark on a real piece.
4.5’ candlesticks, #1086-4.5, blue
12’ console bowl, #229-12, brown
10’ jardiniere & pedestal, #623-10, brown
4’ vase, #568-4, brown
5’ vase, #569-5, blue
5’ vase, #570-5, blue
6’ vase, #572-6, blue
6’ vase, #573-6, brown
6’ vase, #574-6, brown
8’ vase, #575-8, blue
8’ vase, #576-8, green
10’ vase, #577-10, blue
12’ vase, #578-12, blueBleeding Heart
Tip: Bleeding Heart only comes in these colors: pink, green, blue. All with light to medium pink flowers. It does not come in brown!
8’ wallpocket, #1287-8, tan/brown
Back to TopClematis
4’ candle holders, #1159-4 1/2, brown
6’ console bowl, #456-6, blue
Back to TopDahlrose
Tip: I don’t know the origin of the ’fantasy’ piece.
Pot, greyDonatello
Tip: There is no such thing as a blue piece of Donatello. Original mark: large ’Rv’ stamp or impressed ’Donatello, RPCo’.
Jardiniere, blueExperimentals
Tip: There are many ’Experimentals’ in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here. There are also some not seen in the catalog. Here is what ’Roseville in All Its Splendor’ says about the real Experimentals. ’These one of a kind shapes have a name, style, special glazing, and tint used, carved into the back or bottom of the vessel. Several still have Roseville in relief and a size number on the bottom.’ (page 134)
8’ Geranium vase, no number, brown
8’ Larkspur vase, no number, blue
8’ Orchid vase, no number, blue
Back to TopFoxglove
Tip: There is no such thing as brown Foxglove
12’ basket, #375-12, blue
11’ tray, #420-10, blue
8’ vase, #47-8, green
10’ vase, #51-10, blue
12’ vase, #52-12, brown
14’ vase, #58-14, green
8’ wallpocket, #1292-8, brown
Back to TopFreesia
8’ console bowl, #464-6, blue
4’ urn/vase, #669-4, blue
5’ urn/vase, #463-5, brown
7’ vase, #119-7, brown
8’ vase, #121-8, green
9’ vase, #123-9, blue
10’ vase, #125-10, blue
8’ wallpocket (different mold), #1296-8, blue
8’ wallpocket, #1296-8, green
Back to TopFuschia
Tip: Many fake Fuschia pieces are now appearing in mint green with white leaves. There are many pieces of Fuschia in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here.
2’ candlesticks, #1132-2, green
5’ candlesticks, #1133-5, light blue
10’ console bowl, #351-10, green
6’ vase, #891-6, blue
6’ vase, #893-6, green
8’ vase, #896-8, brown
8’ vase, #898-8, green
8’ wallpocket, #128-8, blue
Back to TopFutura
Tip: These fakes are from Japan. Fakes marked: ’Made in Japan’.
6’ bowl, #197-6, multi-colored
8’ console bowl, #187-8, brown
Back to TopIris
Tip: Iris comes in blue, pink and brown. It does not come in green.
8’ console bowl, #361-8, green
6’ urn/vase, #358-6, blue
6’ vase, #917-6, blue
7 1/2’ vase, #920-7, brown
8 1/2’ vase, #922-8, pink
9’ vase, #924-9, pink
12’ vase, #928-12, blue
8’ wallpocket, #1284-8, brown
Back to TopJonquil
Tip: Original Jonquil is not signed on the bottom, it had a removable label. Most fakes are marked ’Roseville’. There’s no such thing as a blue or green piece of Jonquil. There are many pieces of Jonquil in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here.
8’ basket, #324-8, blue
9’ basket, #328-9, blue
8/6/3.5’ bowl, #219-8, green
29’ jardiniere & pedestal, #539-4, blue
4’ pot, #539-4, brown
4’ pot, blue
4’ vase, #538-4, brown
7’ vase, #527-7, brown
7’ vase, brown
12’ vase, #531-12, blue
8’ wallpocket, #8.5, green
Back to TopLaurel
Tip: This fake is from Japan.
8’ vase, #673-8, white
Back to TopLuffa
Tip: There is no such thing as blue Luffa. There may be other pieces of Luffa in the Importers Catalog which are not listed here.
4’ Pot, #631, blue
7’ vase, #685-7, marked ’-7’, green
7’ vase, #686-7, green
12’ vase, #691-12, marked ’-13’, green
8’ wallpocket, #1272-8, marked ’Roseville 84’, green
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2’ candlestick, #1156-2.5, brown
5’ candlestick, #1157-4.5, blue
8’ console bowl, #448-8, green
Cookie Jar, #2, blue
10’ ewer, #14-10, brown
3’ pot, #665-3, brown/green
Teaset, #4, blue
Small vase, (never produced by Roseville), blue
6’ vase, #88-6, brown
6’ vase, #180-6, brown
7’ vase, #90-7, brownThis fake has the USA on the bottom
8’ vase, #91-8, blue
Watering can, (never produced by Roseville), brown
8’ window box, #389-8, green
Back to TopMiscellaneous (pieces marked Roseville)
Small vase w/rose, marked ’Roseville 3’ ’, brown
Tall vase w/rose, brown
Back to TopMontacello
Vase 1, does not match up exactly to a known Roseville shape, green
Vase 2, does not match up exactly to a known Roseville shape, green
4’ vase, #555-4, brown
5’ vase, #556-5, green
Wallpocket, does not match up to a known Roseville shape, brown
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7’ nude wall pocket, no number, ivory background, light green nude & brown, tan nude
Back to TopPeony
6’ bowl, #428-6, brown
8’ wallpocket, #1293-8, green
Back to TopPinecone
Fantasy piece from Japan
11’ basket, #353-11, brown
11’ console bowl, blue
5’ planter, #124, blue
7’ vase, #840-7, brown
8’ vase, #490-8, brown
8’ vase, #842-8, brown
8’ vase, #845-8, brown
14’ vase, #850-14, brown
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7 1/2’ vase, #1V2-7, blue
10’ console bowl, #1B11-10, green
Back to TopWater Lily
7’ vase, #74-7, green
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Tip: This fake is from Japan. Fakes marked: ’Made in Japan’.
5’ bowl, #266-5x8, blue
Back to TopWhite Rose
4’ bowl, #387-4, brown/green
9’ pillow vase, #987-9, brown
6’ vase, #979-6, green
8’ vase, #985-8, blue
8’ wallpocket, #1289-8, brown
Back to TopRozane-Woodland
Tip: These fakes are from Japan and were reproduced in the late 1930s.
Pitcher, no number, ivory background, red/orange flower
8’? vase, no number, ivory background, red/orange flower
10’ vase, no number, ivory background, red/orange flower
Back to TopZephyr Lily
4’ candlesticks, #1163-4.5, blue
8’ cornucopia, #204-8, blue
10’ ewer, #23-10, brown
15’ ewer, #24-15, green
8’ jardiniere & pedestal, #671-8, brown
Sugar & creamer, #7s & #7c, blue sugar / blue creamer
6’ vase, #205-6, brown
8’ vase, #202-8, green
8’ vase, #133-8, brown
9’ vase, #135-9, blue
9’ vase, #136-9, blue
12’ vase, #139-12, blue
12’ vase, #140-12, blue
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Note: This catalog is pretty old and many pieces are appearing on the market that are not in it. The files below are rather large as they contain many pieces per page.
Experimentals 116K
Foxglove and Magnolia 132K
Fuschia 132K
Jonquil 1 132K
Jonquil 2 132K
Luffa, Peony, White Rose, Snowberry 132K
Zephyr Lily, Water Lily, Clematis 132K
AA Importing Company7700 Hall StreetSt. Louis, MO 63147-2504FAX 1-314-383-2608Phone 1-800-325-0602orCastle Antiques and Repros515 Wellwood Ave. 7Route 6Hawley, PA 18428
You can order a catalog however these are wholesale businesses, some professional affiliation may be needed.12-7 GamesRoseville Marks
The first thing to remember is that anyone can slap a label on something. It doesn’t mean ANYTHING to have the words ’Roseville’ or ’Roseville, U.S.A’ (Roseville USA is on some of the early fakes) on the bottom of your piece. Even pieces that were not originally marked have Roseville on the bottom to fool people who don’t know the difference. In many cases it’s difficult to tell just from the mark, you need to get to know the glazes where it becomes very obvious. I’m sure I could tell the difference blind-folded and with time so will you. Never-the-less, I have included some examples below.
Real Marks
Fake Marks
Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery CompanyAnother pottery company from Roseville, OH - not related. Usually marked ’RRPCo’
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