Early Roseville Rozane Cuspidor Pink Yellow Roses Dimpled Unmarked Art Pottery For Sale

Step back into the golden age of American art pottery with this rare early Roseville Rozane cuspidor, a stunning example of turn-of-the-century ceramic artistry. This piece showcases hand-painted pink and yellow roses on a warm dimpled body, reflecting the fine attention to detail and naturalistic style for which Rozane is known.

Likely produced in the early 1900s, this unmarked piece exhibits the classic traits of early Roseville: soft floral decoration, flowing lines, and an elegant, functional form. The cuspidor (spittoon) shape is highly collectible and less commonly found, making this a distinctive addition to any collection.

• Maker: Attributed to Roseville Pottery

• Line: Rozane (early 1900s)

• Form: Cuspidor / spittoon

• Design: Hand-painted pink and yellow roses

• Surface: Dimpled texture

• Color palette: Pastel tones with soft pastel floral detail

• Finish: Satin-matte glaze

• Size: 5.5 " tall x 8" wide (widest point) x 7" wide at lip

• Two hairline cracks in rim. Crazing most visible on lip and bottom.

• Some factory mold flaws present — certain floral areas are less defined, a hallmark of early hand-finished production. These flaws do not affect the integrity or display quality of the piece.

• Please examine all photos carefully for details of finish and condition.