Today, many Roseville styles remain relatively common while rare pieces can fetch hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Because Rosevilles designs were so influential, replicas and counterfeits are common, and the wide variety of kiln markings—or the lack thereof—on genuine pieces can be confusing for collectors.

Is Roseville still making pottery?

While these patterns were still the best quality art pottery in the market at this time, it was not enough to save the company. Roseville Pottery ceased operations in 1954.