Large American Roseville Pottery Green and Pink Laurel Double-Handle Vase door frame 1865-1940) for Northwestern Terra Cotta

1865-1940) for Northwestern Terra Cotta Co

foliate form pedestal and a triform base that features a carved apron and small

Cornelis drowned at the Battle of Denain during the War of Spanish Succession (1701-14)

cylindrical

To top of candlestick: Height 29 inches

Large American Roseville Pottery Green and Pink Laurel Double-Handle Vase door frame 1865-1940) for Northwestern Terra CottaDETAILS With original label. Middle period Roseville pattern. STYLE Art Deco Arts and Crafts PATTERN MODEL Laurel 677 (Issued: 1934) COLOR(S) Green, pink PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Roseville Pottery Company (Roseville Zanesville, Ohio, 1892 1954) Founder: J. F. Weaver MARKS Sticker (base): Roseville Pottery. Ink: 677 B 4 PERIOD Early 20th century DATE Circa 1934 DIMENSIONS Width 8 Depth 8 Height 12. 5 inches CONDITION Note: chip (underside