Shipping and collection

Notes: • Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require more photographs to evaluate condition. • If you live in the GTA, we can arrange pickup so you save on shipping costs. • If you are interested in just a single item from our wholesale lots, we'll do our best to accommodate your request – just let us know what item you are interested in. Shipping and Terms & Conditions • PLEASE WAIT FOR INVOICE BEFORE MAKING YOUR PAYMENT SO WE CAN CALCULATE AND INCLUDE TAXES AND SHIPPING COSTS. • CANADIAN BUYERS PAY APPLICABLE TAXES. More information about how we apply taxes. (https://worldclassantiques.com/Help/seller-taxes.aspx#appliedtaxes) • We ship within 3-5 business days of receiving payment. • Items are guaranteed to be authentic and as described. For additional security, we offer a money-back guarantee should a recognized authority argue the authenticity of any item sold. • We strive to be fair and specific in our descriptions. Please read each auction and bid carefully, as all sales are final. • Shipping and handling fees are non-refundable. Restocking and other fees may be applicable as well. • We do not offer refunds unless an item is inadvertently misrepresented (see above). Should a refund be given, it will be only for the cost of the item. • We will make every attempt to resolve the issue if we inadvertently make a mistake (it happens). If you have any questions, pre- or post-purchase, please do not hesitate to contact us. • International Buyers: please note that import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included in the item price or shipping fees. These costs are the buyer’s responsibility. We describe items correctly on customs forms. • In some cases, we are able to combine multiple items to save shipping costs. If you plan to purchase more than one item, delay payment and contact us after you have purchased the first item. Otherwise, all items are sent following cleared payment.

Returns and condition

All sales are final unless an item has been materially misdescribed or incorrectly advertised. We do not accept returns for a change of mind or for wear, age-related characteristics or imperfections clearly disclosed in the description or photographs. If you believe an item differs materially from its listing, contact us through your order or Messages, explain the issue and include photographs where possible. Please contact us before sending an item back so we can agree the return arrangements. Any agreed refund is made by us through the original payment method after the returned item has been received and checked. Nothing in this policy limits any rights or remedies you have under applicable consumer protection law.

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Reference Books

Collector's Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery

Name: Collector's Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery
Price: 29.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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29.95 USD

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Stock is reserved when checkout is submitted. The dealer confirms shipping and tax and arranges payment directly with you using their own invoice.

Available for sale today is a 1976 'Collector's Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery' by Sharon and Bob Huxford. This comprehensive guide offers collectors a detailed exploration of Roseville's renowned ceramic creations. With vivid imagery and specific characteristics and patterns, it's an invaluable resource for enthusiasts seeking to understand the history, and values of Roseville Pottery.

Condition

• Clean book not soiled, large and sturdy.

• The spine shows very little creasing through previous use.

• Old sale sticker on the back.

• A copy of this book is part of our collection of reference books. Ultimately, we only share books we'd enjoy reading ourselves.

Few facts about Roseville Pottery:

• Founded in 1890 in Roseville, Ohio, Roseville Pottery initially produced utilitarian stoneware before transitioning to art pottery in the early 20th century.

• Roseville became known for its distinctive style, characterized by intricate floral designs and vibrant glazes, which appealed to the growing middle-class market in the early 1900s.

• The company experienced its heyday during the 1920s and 1930s, producing a wide range of decorative pieces, including vases, jardinieres, and wall pockets, which are highly sought after by collectors today.

• Roseville Pottery ceased production in 1954 but remains highly collectible, with enthusiasts worldwide valuing its artistic designs and contributions to American ceramic art history.

If you are a glass and/or pottery collector, we invite you to discover the perfect additions to your collection with books from Collector Books, a division of Schroeder Publishing Co (https://worldclassantiques.com/Marketplace/Browse?FullTextQuery=Collector Books). Browse our marketplace for a wide selection of editions, and find the ones that speak to your passion for collecting. You'll also find a diverse selection of Roseville Pottery (https://worldclassantiques.com/Marketplace/Browse?FullTextQuery=roseville pottery) available for purchase.

Notes:

• If you are interested in selling something similar - we buy, one item or an entire collection, please contact us (https://worldclassantiques.com/contact.aspx).

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