The following treasure is from the living estate of Ailene & Buddy Ford; noted dealers and lifelong collectors of exceptional antique & vintage heirlooms. Offered for your consideration this Roseville Pottery Bushberry Jardiniere , Mid Century Modern, exceptional deep colors and crisp mold features. *** Weight: 3# - Measurements: 9.5 x 8 x 6.75 tall ****** ROSEVILLLE POTTERY **** Bushberry is a late period pattern introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1941. Bushberry appeals to Mid-Century Modern lovers. Standard colors are blue, green, and orange. Bushberry pottery advertisements indicated the pattern included 64 shapes, but only 61 appear in the factory stock pages. The pattern includes vases, jardini�res, pedestals, mugs, ewers, compotes, tea service pieces, bookends, ashtrays, wall pockets, and cornucopias. Values for Roseville Bushberry have steadily increased in recent years. Before undertaking the inception of Roseville Art Pottery in 1892, George F. Young worked as a school teacher, a Singer sewing machine salesman and stoneware salesman. Six years after opening, the company was relocated to what was once a stoneware plant in Zanesville, Ohio. In 1947, the pottery maker introduced a new alpha-numeric system for its identification method? The system was a failure and the company reversed to its previous methods.

XA - AP32 - Excellent condition