These are the top five Roseville Pottery patterns sold by volume at JustartPottery.com, based on consumer and member reviews and comments.
Sunflower
The sunflower is by far the most popular pattern of Roseville Pottery sold to date. It was featured in the 1990s in a popular home decorating advertisement and after that, the Roseville Sunflower could not be kept in stock. Sales skyrocketed and it remains one of the best selling pieces of the Roseville collection.
Pinecone
Many experts feel that the sales of this particular piece was responsible for keeping the Zanesvile business from going bankrupt in the late 1930s and early 1940s. This line was so popular that it made its grand comeback in 1953. Both the blue and brown Pinecone are hot collector's items.
Baneda
The green Baneda is a favorite among many collectors of this line of pottery. There are varieties of pink and green, but most collectors have taken to the green Baneda.
Blushberry
A dramatic increase in sales of this Middle Century Modern pattern has been reported. This beautiful piece comes in blue, green and brown. The blues and greens have seen a strong spike in interest by collectors and the brown piece even has a strong following as well.
Ferella
The art-deco style of the Ferella has been a staple in most collector's homes for years. This is the one piece people seem drawn too the most with its rich browns and reds, narrowly carved borders and piercing of the vases. It is considered scare and rare by most collectors, experts and enthusiasts. The red color is said to sell out very quickly when its in production.
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