Roseville Iris candleholders, model 1134, a pattern introduced around 1939, raised white iris blossoms on each low circular holder. This is the strongest single listing in the whole haul: real American art pottery with a named pattern and model number, which is exactly the language Roseville collectors search by. Do not split the pair, and do not publish the Roseville name until the underside marks are verified, since Roseville is the single most counterfeited name in American art pottery.
Condition: Surface dust and age wear visible. Inspect for rim chips, hairlines, base flakes. VERIFY underside Roseville marks before publishing. | Verify underside marks before publishing. Inspect for rim chips, hairlines, restoration, and glaze crazing. Hold firm near the upper range if clean and marked.
Roseville Iris candleholders, model 1134, a pattern introduced around 1939, raised white iris blossoms on each low circular holder. This is the strongest single listing in the whole haul: real American art pottery with a named pattern and model number, which is exactly the language Roseville collectors search by. Do not split the pair, and do not publish the Roseville name until the underside marks are verified, since Roseville is the single most counterfeited name in American art pottery.
Condition: Surface dust and age wear visible. Inspect for rim chips, hairlines, base flakes. VERIFY underside Roseville marks before publishing. | Verify underside marks before publishing. Inspect for rim chips, hairlines, restoration, and glaze crazing. Hold firm near the upper range if clean and marked.
