Wall pockets may strike some modern decorators as truly odd. Not candle-sconces, not quite vases, they often hang empty above a console bowl and candlesticks. What is the function of these lovely objects? Guesses abound. Although it makes great sense to use wall pockets as vases, one collector insists how important it is to remember that they are never used that way. Another announces that they were invented for rooting plants. Yet one more offers that they are a great place to keep car or house keys--a modern adaptation, to which one might be tempted to add the cell phone.
Roseville wall pockets are best enjoyed just as they are--decorative examples of pottery art, mounted at eye level where details, colors, and high creative standards can be fully appreciated. Fill with flowers if you like--they're your wall pockets, after all--or leave them empty, just to be appreciated for their artistry.
 Roseville Pottery Apple Blossom Green Wall Pocket 366 8  US $265.00
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 Roseville Clematis Wall Pocket US $320.00
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 Roseville Apple Blossom Green Wall Pocket US $249.99
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 Early Roseville Chloron Green Tint Wall Pocket US $159.99
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 Roseville Pottery Florentine Wall Pocket 1230 10 US $235.00
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 Roseville Florentine Wall Pocket 1238 7excellent US $115.99
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 Nice Roseville Art Pottery Florentine Wall Pocket As Is US $99.99
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 Roseville Pottery Cosmos Tan Wall Pocket 1286 8 US $450.00
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 Roseville Pottery Magnolia Wall Pocket Blue US $195.60
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 Roseville Egypto Matte Green 11 Wall Pocket US $350.00
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 Roseville Dogwood Ii Wall Pocket Circa 1926 In Near Mint Condition US $575.00
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 Roseville Florentine Wall Pocket 1230 10 US $149.99
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