1902 Rookwood Pottery Vase by Adeliza Drake Sehon

Rare Rookwood Pottery Vase signed by Adeliza Drake Sehon from 1902 which is the same year she died. Marked with "II" and "851E". Measures approximately 7.5"

Rookwood Pottery Adeliza Drake Sehon Vase 1899. Signed. X'd, probably because of firing line in neck. 5.5'h x 2.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lo

Beautiful Signed Rookwood two handled vase. Has the date mark for 1900 and A.D.S. intials for Adeliza Drake Sehon. All hand painted and in beautiful condition. One slight scratch in the glaze behind t

1902 Rookwood Pottery Elizabeth Neave Lincoln (1867-1957) signed vase in a spectacular floral design. Signed LNL as she went by "Lisbeth". Marked "II" and "732BB". Measures approximately 8". Hairline

Rookwood Pottery Vase by Edward George Diers (American, 1870-1947) dated 1902. Signed and numbered on base. A beautiful Rookwood ceramic vessel by Edward Diers presenting a classic form comprised of a

Rookwood Pottery Vase by Howard Altman (American) dated 1902. Signed, numbered, and dated on base. A lovely Rookwood ceramic vase of a classic form decorated with a grape/berry vine motif on the exter

A Carl Schmidt for Rookwood Pottery Iris vase. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1902. Signed, numbered 917 B, and dated on base. 9 1/4" x 4 1/2".Condition: Crazing across piece.

Antique Arts and Crafts Rookwood Art Pottery Vase Dated 1902, Initialled LEH. Decorated with Holly. Measures 6 inches H x 4.5 W.

Standard glaze mug with finely done portrait of a Native American named Chief Owns A Dog, rendered by Adeliza Drake Sehon in 1901. Impressed with the Rookwood symbol, the date and shape 645 and incise

Rookwood Pottery by Jeanette Swing vaseCincinnatiglazed ceramicsigned, numbered, dated 19028.25"h x 4.25"dia

Rookwood Pottery #1902 Matte Blue Peacock Feather Vase 1921. Signed. Perfect condition. 5 3/8h x 3 5/8d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states

Rookwood Pottery by E.T. HurleyvaseCincinnatiglazed ceramicsigned, numbered, dated 19029.75"h x 5.5"dia

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with bold tulip decoration, shape number 906C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1902 high glazed ceramic impressed marks, incised artist's initials 6 1

Rookwood PotteryvaseCincinnatimatte glazed and carved ceramicsigned, numbered, dated 19027"h x 7"w

Vase Marked Rookwood Pottery #866, Dated 1902, 6.5" x 3.75", Brown Glaze, Yellow Floral Decor, Artist Signed Eliza C. Lawrence, Denver, Colorado Private Collection.

2 Rookwood art pottery vases: 9 in with green matte glaze #311BZ, 1902 mark RP mark, hole drilled in base; and 7 in matte glaze with painted flowers #614F, artist mark CK? Post 1902 mark and XXV (1925

John D. Wareham for Rookwood PotteryTulips vaseCincinnati, OH, 1902Iris glazed ceramicartist signed, dated, numbered11"h x 5.5"dia the John D. Wareham family collection

Sara Sax for Rookwood PotteryTulip vaseCincinnati, OH, 1902Iris glazed ceramicartist signed, dated, numbered7"h x 6"dia

Edward Timothy Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery, Cat vase, #922D, Cincinnati, OH, 1902, Standard glazed ceramic, marked, realistic painting of a feline, 4"dia x 7"h

Albert R. Valentien (1862-1925) for Rookwood Pottery, Tulips vase, #925B, Cincinnati, OH, 1902, Iris glazed ceramic, impressed marks, 6.5"dia x 12.5"h. Provenance: Private Cincinnati Collection, The C

Olga Reed (b. 1873) for Rookwood Pottery Iris vase decorated with Japanese irises, #901C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1902 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks retains a paper label from the Cincinnat

Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1902, of ovoid form, with iris and leaf decoration on a brown and ivory ground, impressed to base with "RP" flame mark, "II", and "9000", 6-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collecti

Large Rookwood art pottery vase painted with poppies, #902C, 1902 impressed RP mark with incised artist initials, 9 in tall. VG condition.

Elizabeth Lincoln (1876-1957) for Rookwood Pottery, Violet vase, #902D, Cincinnati, OH, 1902, Standard glazed ceramic, marked, 5"dia x 7"h