Vintage from the 1940s Materials: Ceramic, Glaze 1940s Gorgeous Roseville White Rose Vase #983-7, Previously Owned Dimensions: Height: 7 1/2" Diameter (Top): 4" Diameter (Bottom): 4 1/2" Overall width incl. handles: 5 1/2" This gorgeous vase is in excellent condition. Your vase will be packed carefully and securely. Background on Roseville Pottery “Founded in 1890 by J.F. Weaver in Roseville, Ohio, Roseville Pottery was one of the fastest growing pottery companies at the turn of the century. After incorporating three other ceramic plants from 1895 to 1901, the company relocated to Zanesville, Ohio, where it remained until its eventual closure in 1954… This small pink-green vase is an example of the Ferrell’s penchant for botanical wares, which were responsible for the Roseville’s long-lived success. It was part of Roseville’s 1940 “White Rose” line, which combined showy white blooms and green leaves with textured two-tone bodies; the color combinations included blue-turquoise, pink-green, and green-brown. This vase, like all Roseville Pottery, was made from stoneware. Unlike earthenware, which is prone to chipping and crazing, stoneware’s non-porous body maintains a tighter chemical composition, ensuring its durability. Both because of its strength and long-lived production, Roseville Pottery remains one of the most-collected ceramics from the art pottery movement.” Check out my other listings!! Will bundle price! Please ask any questions before purchasing! Thank you!!!