A set of three vintage ceramic pieces. First. A small vase with a curved neck and matte surface. Brown and green body with relief white rose branches. Hallmark on the bottom: Roseville, USA, 978-4. This model dates back to the 1940s. The Roseville Pottery Company is one of the oldest American manufacturers of art pottery. Second. A handled squat rounded pitcher with glazed surface. Dark brown body with handpainted flowers. Embossed hallmark Louwelsa Weller, 530-1 on the bottom. Weller Pottery is an enterprise based in Ohio. Its first prominent line titled Louwelsa was introduced in the 1900s. Third. A tall vase with a rounded body and thin neck. The design consists of brown, red, and yellow geometrical forms on beige background. Handsigned Lapid Israel B. on the bottom. Lapid Ceramics was one of the most popular mid-century Israeli pottery brands that represented the local aesthetic. Collectible Antique And Vintage Art Pottery For Interior Design.