Gorgeous, brilliant blue background on this set of freesia pattern Roseville pottery from the 1940's. The flowers are in incredible relief, see the detailed photos. Each has seven ivory freesia's on a green stem flowing beautifully along the sides. The handles are stunning, geometric designs. Most people attribute this to 1945, but I cannot be more specific than the decade.
Condition: Creamer has chip on the mouth, sugar has a few chips on bottom of one side.
Makers Mark: Bottoms have the Roseville logo, and 6-S, 6-C respectably.
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