Featured Pottery piece, is this Roseville Rozane Ware?

Picked this up last weekend at an estate. Actually was still sitting there after a few hours and sort of caught my eye.

Also got a very pretty piece of unsigned daffodil (pretty sure Jonquil) pattern Roseville. Was looking up the daffodil piece once home and by chance saw some Roseville pieces that sort of looked like this unsigned brown one calling it Rozane.

(If you are curious, also posting a few pics of the daffodil one, I believe the Jonquil pattern.)



Was mostly wondering if this is Roseville, too:

 

I don't know Lucille, but I really like that first one. The color of the clay on the feet of the second one bother me, too white? But like I said, I don't know

 

I don't see the shape of your second one in my Huxford Roseville book for Rozane or their Weller book for Louwelsa. Of course they may not include all shapes.

It's very pretty. I have a dark vase with hand painted flowers in the same style by Ruko so there were other companies that made the type also.

Your first one does appear to be Roseville Jonquil though in your pic it looks a bit darker than they show. The shape seems like their 4" urn if that matches yours in size.

 

I didn't see the Rozane shape either.....same book.

The first one (jonquil) is suspect to me.....repro? Even the repros are marked tho, so am anxious to see what others think.

 

I don't think repro on the jonquil. It's the blending that really makes the difference. The colors on the repros are two dimensional and flat making everything look lifeless. The colors on the above vase sets the flowers off nicely and give it some depth. It looks like you could pluck the flowers right off the vase. One of my favorite patterns.
Don

 

The standard one may be Louwelsa, because there are other shapes with the same leaves. I didn't find it, though.

 

Thank you all for thinking about this, taking a look in books, etc.

The daffodil one is 4" exactly, I didn't have great light when I took the photo -- was in a sunroom but it was after 4pm, might have made it look darker.

Will search a bit on the brown one with the names suggested. Thanks!

 

It is a standard glaze vase. Many companies made them but searching this term should bring up similar.

 

McCoy is another Ohio pottery that made similar wares.

 

Lucille's piece looks legit. Many of the Roseville reproductions I've seen are laughably bad on any pattern that has much detail/texture.