Mid-Century Robinson Ransbottom RRP Co Turquoise Blue Glaze Shallow Bowl – Roseville OH Mark, 6"

Mid-Century Robinson Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co) Turquoise Blue Glaze Shallow Bowl

This charming 6" mid-century shallow bowl from Robinson Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co) glows in a vibrant turquoise blue glaze—perfect for display, serving small items, or as a catch-all on a shelf. The simple, rounded form (6" wide x 2½" deep) showcases the clean, functional style of 1940s–1960s American pottery, with a glossy interior and matte exterior finish that catches the light beautifully.

The bottom bears the classic impressed mark: "ROSEVILLE OHIO 311 6” RRP CO USA"—often mistaken for Roseville Pottery, but this is distinctly Robinson Ransbottom (RRP Co), a separate Roseville, Ohio producer and longtime competitor. In great condition with no chips, cracks, or major wear—just honest age-appropriate crazing or minor glaze variations typical of vintage pieces.

⚜️ Collector's Note: Founded in 1900 by Frank Ransbottom in Roseville, Ohio, the Robinson Ransbottom Pottery became America's largest stoneware jar producer by 1916. After merging with Robinson Clay Products around 1920, it adopted the RRP Co name (reflecting both families). Focused on durable, everyday pottery like mixing bowls, planters, and kitchenware, RRP thrived through the mid-20th century with colorful glazes like this turquoise. Unlike art pottery specialists, it emphasized practical items—making pieces like this affordable, collectible mid-century gems.