This Antique Carnelian II Fan Drip Vase circa 1920’s is a wonderful example of a desirable piece of Roseville. It displays beautifully with its mottled colored drip glaze that Roseville is known and loved for. The handled Vase is 5” tall and 6" wide There is a chip on the bottom front that extends to the underside of the vase it does not detract from the beauty of this vase. But with this imperfection I have priced this vase accordingly. Otherwise it’s in remarkable condition for its age! See pictures *History* Roseville Pottery (1890–1954) produced ceramics out of Zanesville, Ohio, for more than sixty years, a testament to the company’s ingenuity, creativity, and popular appeal Carnelian was introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1926. Original Carnelian (Carnelian I) drip pieces are bluish-green over turquoise or yellowish tan over light tan. Later drip pieces are dark blue over pink or dark blue over the light blue. When the line didn't sell well, the unsold pieces were reglazed with mottled colors including rose, purple, lavender, tan, peach, green, or blue. This later line referred to by Roseville collectors as Carnelian II (Carnelian Glazes). Carnelian I and II (Drip and Glazes) pieces are either unmarked or stamped with a blue Rv mark