Roseville Early Velmoss

Early Velmoss was one of Roseville Pottery’s cherished early‑period patterns, first introduced in 1916. Known for its mottled green, tan, and brown glazes, this Arts & Crafts–inspired line evolved from the earlier Carnelian series.
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The shapes—ranging from bowls, vases, and jardinières to pedestals and umbrella stands—reflected both Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau stylistic influences. According to a 1916 Roseville price list, the line consisted of 31 distinct shape numbers. While pieces were unmarked, some collectors have noted hand‑written shape and size numbers on the bases 

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