Rare American Roseville Arts and Crafts Green Pottery Tree-of-Life Vase hog scraper Quezal vase of baluster form

Quezal vase of baluster form in the King Tut pattern with blue iridescent coils on a yellow gold iridescent ground

and very useful storage piece

It displays the original painted finish with faux-marbling and canted corner side panels and is raised on a bracket base with a cupid's bow apron to the front

Attributed to Isaac Jacobs (English

Rare American Roseville Arts and Crafts Green Pottery Tree-of-Life Vase hog scraper Quezal vase of baluster formDETAILS A small, antique chalice form, footed bowl, planter or vase with flower branches in relief and buttress form branches on the bowl and a spreading round foot. STYLE Arts and Crafts COLOR(S) Pale green, cream PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Roseville Pottery Company (Roseville Zanesville, Ohio, 1892 1954) Founder: J. F. Weaver MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Early 20th century DATE Circa 1905 DIMENSIONS Width 6. 25 Depth 6. 25 Height 9. 5 inches