A few examples of appraisal values for
ROSEVILLE BLACKBERRY

• Roseville Blackberry 572-6''
  Roseville Blackberry 572-6'' vase. Unmarked. Restoration to top rim. 6 1/8'' tall.
• Grouping of four pieces of glaze
  Grouping of four pieces of glaze effect and studio pottery pieces. Includes an unmarked tapered vase an unmarked vase made after a Roseville Blackberry form a tall studio vase signed and dated Mabel Geeish 1941 and an unmarked candlestick. All in excellent condition. 5 3/4'' to 9 1/8'' tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 623-9"
  Roseville Blackberry 623-9" jardiniere and pedestal. Unmarked. The jardiniere has a small chip to the rim and a couple of other chips to berries. The pedestal has two chips to the base foot ring. 27 1/4" tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 568-4" squat
  Roseville Blackberry 568-4" squat vase. Unmarked. Mint. 6 1/4" wide by 4" tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 623-4"
  Roseville Blackberry 623-4" jardiniere. Unmarked. Mint. 5 1/2" wide by 4" tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 228-10"
  Roseville Blackberry 228-10" console bowl. Unmarked. One small nick to the high point of a berry. 13 1/4" long by 3 1/2" tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 336-8''
  Roseville Blackberry 336-8'' basket. Unmarked. Mint. 8 1/4'' tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 1086-4 1/2''
  Roseville Blackberry 1086-4 1/2'' candleholders. One is marked 1086 in red crayon while the other is marked with a foil label. Mint. 4 5/8'' tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 227-8''
  Roseville Blackberry 227-8'' bowl. Unmarked. Mint. 10'' long by 3 1/2'' tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 577-10''
  Roseville Blackberry 577-10'' handled vase. Marked with original black paper label. Mint. 10 1/4'' tall.
• Roseville Blackberry 575-8"
  Roseville Blackberry 575-8" double handled vase. Unmarked. There is a tight hairline descending from the rim that is primarily visible on the interior of the vase. 8 1/4" tall.
• Roseville Blackberry squat vase
  Roseville Blackberry squat vase with good color. Marked with original black paper label. Mint. 6 1/8" wide by 4" tall. Provenance: Gordon & Sue Hoppe Collection. Pictured: Introducing Roseville Pottery by Mark Bassett, p. 54.