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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: jondar on June 10, 2011, 02:46:38 PM
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I prepared the post once but couldn't find way (tho I've done it before) to post a picture and in trying ways, lost the post. So will describe it and of I can print a picture so much the better.
This is a vase, or vase type, pottery, nine inches high and seven inches outside diameter. I thought it may be an umbrella stand but seems a little small for that. It came from my late stepdad's old house in southern Illinois which his grandfather, a Civil War vet built in the 1870's. It is inscribed on the bottom, R. R. P. Co. Roseville, Ohio. Any ideas on the manufacturer? Thanks for any input. Jon
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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company. Not the same as "Roseville". Very common although some items are scarce. Is still in business. I have a few pieces but not worth much.
company info http://www.midohiocollectibles.com/History/ransbottom.html
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Yes Wayward, thanks for the answer. This one appears to have a three digit number (maybe 314) below the caption. Any way to date this by that number? Jon
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I think that is just a style or model number. There is a book out on RRPC but I do not have it.