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Roseville Pottery
This unique pottery was manufactured by the Roseville Pottery Company from 1890 until 1954. The original company was founded and the factory opened in Roseville, Ohio, hence the name. An additional plant was added to the operation around 1892. In 1898 the operation moved to Zanesville, Ohio. Clay from the Ohio region was used in the manufacture of their goods, the characteristic light yellow or tan color evident on the unglazed bottoms (or chipped/broken areas) of the pieces. The two plants in Roseville, Ohio were closed in 1910. The Zanesville locations were sold in 1954.Collectors' & Reference Sites
- Roseville Pottery by Aime Joseph
- A useful article about Roseville pottery, with a list of early Roseville lines.
- Roseville Pottery: Identification and Early Evolution
- A useful article about identifying Roseville pottery,
- Roseville Pottery
- Detailed history of the Roseville Pottery, provided by the Wisconsin Pottery Association.
- The Roseville Pottery Exchange
- Dedicated to helping the public spot reproduction (fake) Roseville Pottery.
Dealers' Sites
- Roseville Pottery at Artisan Antiques
- Dealer specializing in Roseville Pottery and other American-made pottery made during the first half of the twentieth century from companies such as Hull, Rookwood, and Weller.
- Roseville Pottery at Crown Point Antiques
- You will find many patterns from the Roseville Pottery Company on this dealer's site.
- Roseville Pottery at Eclectic Vintage
- American pottery: Roseville and more.
- Roseville at L & J Antiques & Collectibles Mall
- A good selection of Roseville pottery for sale here.
- Roseville at Ruby Lane
- Find Roseville pottery in the leading online mall for antiques and collectibles.