Roseville Art Pottery Creamer with Puppy

This whimsical, vintage, child’s creamer, was created by Roseville in their Zanesville factory from 1923-1926. It is 3″ in diameter x 3 1/2″ high. It has identical dogs sitting against a blue/grey stripe on each side. That blue/grey stripe wraps around the entire creamer. Referred to as the “Skinny Puppy”, this sweet dog looks right at you, which makes this creamer all the more charming. This highly collectible creamer is listed in the Huxford Collector’s Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery.
This creamer is in good, vintage condition, with a craze line up at the top, that extends a bit down inside of the creamer, as well as very slightly down the outside. There is also a tiny crack at the base.
This wonderful creamer is just perfect to be used as a vase for a nosegay of flowers, or to add to your creamer or Roseville collection.