Kenton Hills vase, crystalline highlights

Arthur Conant (1889-1966) for Harold Bopp Pottery, later Kenton Hills Porcelains porcelain two-handled vase in Brazilian Cat's Eye crystalline glaze, shape number 103 Erlanger, Kentucky, circa 1940 hi

Kenton Hills Porcelains vase done in Brazilian Cats Eye glaze, basically the same glaze as Rookwood Aventurine, this version with blue highlights at the rim. Impressed Kenton Hills logo and shape numb

Two Kenton Hills Vases Shape #26 6 1/4” T x 3 1/2” D Vase; Crackled high glaze; oak leaf design; signed “Dickman (?);” impressed KH leaf mark. Kenton Hills Shape #168; 5 1/2&rd

2 Kenton Hills Porcelain production vases. 1) 10 1/2 inch bottle vase, shape 143, with gazelles and covered with the jade green glaze. 2) 7 1/8 inch vase, shape 89, with floral decoration covered with

Kenton Hills Porcelain lamp vase decorated with five horses, the work of Alza Stratton who added her monogram in black slip to the side of the vessel. There is a hole in the bottom that appears to hav

Kenton Hills vase with what appears to be a stalking cat and shrubs done by William Hentscheld under a glaze reminiscent to Rookwood’s Butterfat with brown black dripping the rim and coating the

Kenton Hills Porcelain vase decorated with a leaf and berry design by William Hentschel. Marked on the bottom with the early Kenton Hills "HB" logo, shape 114, William Hentschel's mold monogram and in

Kenton Hills vase with molded antelope design, shape 134, covered in the Mandarin Yellow glaze. Marks include the Kenton Hills Lotus mark, William Hentschel's monogram and shape number. Excellent orig

Kenton Hills vase covered in the Decorator White glaze and having rings of brown slip applied by William Hentschel using a pastry bag. Marked on the bottom with the Kenton Hills tulip logo, shape 168

4 American pottery vases. Kenton Hills vase, 6 5/8"H; RRP Roseville planter, 5 3/4"H; 2 Haeger for Tiffany vases, 8 1/2"H and 13"H. 2 glaze misses along base of Kenton Hills vase, chip to underside of

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Kenton Hills Porcelains early porcelain vase both vertical and horizontal squeeze bag parallel lines done in Cascade White over Jungle Black glazes, possibly shape

Kenton Hills PotteryvaseErlanger, KYglazed ceramicartist signed6.25"h x 4.75"dia

Kenton Hills PotteryvaseKenton, KYglazed ceramicsigned, numbered12.5"h x 5.25"dia

Kenton Hills Porcelains vase with very modern floral decoration done by Alza Stratton, circa 1940. Impressed Kenton Hills logo and shape number 87. Signed by the artist on the side of the vase. Height

Kenton Hills lamp vase with floral decoration done by slip trailing, the work of Alza Stratton. Impressed on the bottom with the Kenton Hills tulip mark, shape 88 and incised Alza Stratton and Unica t

Kenton Hills Pottery Vase in high gloss with blue green floral decoration. Marks on bottom Size: 5” high x 3.75” widest The consignor has acquired this piece from the American Art Pottery Asso

Nicely decorated with an oversized red blossom among dark green foliage. Marked with the K.H. leaf logo, shape number 100, and an incised S. 7" H.

Three Kenton Hills pieces. 1) Star bowl, shape 184 covered in the Morning Blue glaze. Marked with the tulip logo, shape and David Seyler’s monogram. Size is 2 1/4 inches high by 6 inches wide. 2) Tu

Kenton Hills Porcelains 6 1/8 inch flared vase with abstract flower and leaf decoration and covered with a glaze reminiscent of Rookwood Pottery’s Butterfat, the work of William Hentschel circa

William Hentschel decorated Art Pottery porcelain vase by Kenton Hills. High gloss glaze with Arts and Crafts floral decoration. Singed on base. 11-½”.

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Harold Bopp Pottery, later Kenton Hills Porcelains simple porcelain vase with applied black lines encircling, shape number 107 Erlanger, Kentucky, circa 1939 high

Roger Guerin (1896-1954), vase, Belgium, ceramic, drip glaze, crystalline highlights, stamped marks, 5.5"dia. x 7"h

Marked with the K.H. leaf logo and shep number 88. Drill guide for making into a lamp. Sparce crazing; otherwise handsome vessel in very good condition. 9 1/4" H.

A duo of vintage decorative ceramics in dusty rose glaze by Rookwood Pottery and Kenton Hills. The Rookwood is a 1922 cabinet vase with a sea foam interior, mold #356E. The Kenton Hills is a bust call