description Roseville Sunflower Overview
Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio, produced the Sunflower line in the 1930s. The pattern features molded sunflower blossoms and foliage arranged in relief on textured, earth-toned grounds. Like other Roseville art pottery lines, Sunflower was produced in a range of forms including vases, bowls, and wall pockets. Roseville Pottery was one of several Ohio-based manufacturers that produced art pottery during the early 20th century, and Sunflower is collected as an example of American Arts and Crafts-era ceramics.
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When was the Roseville Sunflower pattern made?
Roseville Pottery produced the Sunflower line during the 1930s. The line belongs to the company's art pottery period in Zanesville, Ohio.
What does Roseville Sunflower pottery look like?
The pattern uses molded sunflower blossoms and foliage arranged in raised relief. Pieces commonly combine that relief with textured, earth-toned backgrounds.
What types of pieces were made in Roseville Sunflower?
Roseville art pottery lines were produced in multiple forms, and Sunflower appears across functional and decorative shapes. The exact range depends on the specific catalog or collector reference being used.
Where was Roseville Sunflower pottery made?
The Sunflower line was made by the Roseville Pottery Company in Zanesville, Ohio. The company's Ohio origin is an important part of the line's identity for American art pottery collectors.
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