Roseville Patterns Normandy Through Primrose

Normandy was produced around 1924. Vertical green and white strips on bottom section with a wide brown band at top which is decorated with vines twisted in loops with grapes and leaves.

Novelty Steins - later

Olympic - later

Orian was
produced around 1935. A high gloss glaze in two-tone colors with very little trim. Generally the handles are very slender, blending into a hint of berries at the base. Color combinations are usually
yellow/green, tan/turquoise or turquoise/orange.

Pauleo was
produced around 1914. Has a marbleized or luster finish with many color combinations. "Pauleo Pottery" Marked on bottom. Rozane shapes were used.

Peony was
produced around 1942. Embossed large peony flowers on a textured background. Color combinations used were yellow flowers on a light yellow background, white flowers on green or yellow or pink background.

PersianDescription later.

Pine Cone; Production began around 1931. Embossed brown pine cones and green slender needle-like leaves on a blue, brown or green background. Handles are molded into tree-like branches.

Poppy was produced around 1930. White or yellow poppies on shaded backgrounds of green or blue. Pink poppies on backgrounds of shaded pinks.

Primrose was
produced around 1932. Small groups of primrose flowers with long stems in clusters of leaves at base. Background colors are tan, blue or pink.