Roseville / RAYMOR: V. Large Casserole (No.185) + Stand-Gloss Contemporary White
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Everyone: Please read our entire TERMS section below. Thanks!INTERNATIONAL / HAWAII & ALASKA BUYERS PLEASE NOTE:Sorry, but we will only ship this item within the continental US, via UPS Ground Service.In 1952, the Roseville Pottery Co. introduced their RAYMOR tableware line, designed by Ben Seibel. It was described as modern stoneware in sculptured forms with textured glazes that were oven-proof. Unfortunately, housewives were drawn to the indestructible Melamine plastic dinnerware rather than Raymor, so the dinnerware line was soon discontinued; and the entire Roseville Pottery operation ceased production in 1954. The recent passion for all things 'Mid-Century' has given Raymor new life, and it's now popular with collectors and often displayed in museums that feature MCM (Mid-CenturyModern) design.The two versions of RAYMOR'S white glaze ('Contemporary White') can be difficult to distinguish. In our experience, the matte glaze has a mostly smooth (and not mottled) surface plus a slightly taupe coloration. The 'gloss' version tends to have a more textured surface, and its overall color is more toward 'sand', though the color can vary from piece to piece; and the extent of this glaze's 'mottling' can also vary widely, from barely visible to vivid.This unusual piece is a huge covered casserole that's finished in the gloss white glaze
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