Roseville Pottery 1916 Glossy Tan Daisy Mostique Vase #27-12
$295.00
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The Roseville pottery company introduced the Mostique line between 1915 and 1916. This line is probably the most recognizable next to the Pinecone line. There is approximately 80 style in the Mostique line. Usually they are crudely stylized leaf and floral patterns often in spade shapes with alternating heavy lines and geometric forms. The bodies are a textured gray or tan and most pieces are unmarked.
This 12 inch tall Mostique vase has a high gloss glaze in tan. The flower design reminds of daisies. This is a wonderful example from the arts and crafts period.
Wonderful vase in that it has no scratches and very little to no crazing. I cannot detect any repairs or restorations on this piece. There are two very tiny nicks on the rim and are circled in red. I could not remove the remnants of the felt. Any non-perfections are from the firing/manufacturing process including glaze misses and glaze pops.
Authentic Roseville Pottery. All images are original and un-edited.
Measurements: Height: 12", Base: 5" , Rim: 4 4 1/2" ID K3061
This 12 inch tall Mostique vase has a high gloss glaze in tan. The flower design reminds of daisies. This is a wonderful example from the arts and crafts period.
Wonderful vase in that it has no scratches and very little to no crazing. I cannot detect any repairs or restorations on this piece. There are two very tiny nicks on the rim and are circled in red. I could not remove the remnants of the felt. Any non-perfections are from the firing/manufacturing process including glaze misses and glaze pops.
Authentic Roseville Pottery. All images are original and un-edited.
Measurements: Height: 12", Base: 5" , Rim: 4 4 1/2" ID K3061