Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
6″W x 6″D x 4.5″H (each)
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Pair of ROSEVILLE Snowberry Jardinieres in Fern Green
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This pair of charming jardinieres from the Snowberry collection by Roseville Pottery are finished in a beautiful glaze of fern green that accentuates the organic forms that decorate each jardiniere. These jardinieres feature rounded bodies that resolve in wide, accommodating mouths, with two handles on each side of the vessel allowing for easy carriage. Stamped with the Roseville insignia and IJ-4on the underside of each jardiniere.
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