Roseville Pottery Mostique 532-6 Vase Arts & Crafts Era Gray with Handles c. 1915

  
This listing is for a beautiful and rare Roseville Pottery "Mostique" handled vase, shape 532-6, produced circa 1915 during the early Arts & Crafts period. The Mostique line is one of Roseville's most distinctive early patterns, known for its rich texture, geometric panel designs, and earthy color palette.

This piece features: Pattern: Mostique Shape/Size: 532-6" (6 inches tall) Glaze & Colors: Matte gray body with hand-applied geometric panels in brick red, cream, and teal; interior finished with a deep green glaze Handles: Gracefully arched side handles blending seamlessly into the form Markings: Base incised "532-6" (typical for early Roseville, pre-dating consistent use of the "Roseville mark) Condition: Very good vintage condition for its age (over 100 years old). Please examine all photos closely as they are part of the description. Historical Significance: Roseville Pottery, produced in Ohio from 1890 to 1954, is highly regarded among collectors for its artistry and craftsmanship. The Mostique line was introduced in the mid-1910s and reflects strong Arts & Crafts movement influences.

Early production runs like this one were individually hand-finished, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike. Measurements: Height: 6 inches Width (handle to handle): approx. 4.5 inches Base diameter: approx.