Sold for: $20
Group of three Roseville art pottery vessels executed in cream-white glaze. Including one "Volpato" vase, model no. 209-10, ca. 1992; one compote bowl, possibly from the "Corinthian" line, ca. 1930s, with a partial residual sticker along the underside; and one "Velmose II" rectangular bowl or vase, model no. 266-12, ca. 1935, lightly impressed maker’s mark and model number along the underside.
Height ranges from 4 in to 10 in; width ranges from 3 1/2 in to 12 1/2 in; depth ranges from 3 1/2 in to 9 1/4 in.
Condition: A few cracks along the rims of the compote bowl and the Velmose vase. To the compote bowl, there are a few small areas along the rim with losses to the glaze. To the Velmose vase, there is a moderate chip along the rim and along one of the raised molded elements; a few small chips along the underside. To the Volpato vase, there are no noticeable breaks, cracks, or losses. One small chip along the neck. Scattered residual accretions.
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