Rookwood Dull Finish vase, 1884, Fry, 80 B, 6 1/8”

Dull Finish vase decorated with irises and a dragonfly, the work of Laura Fry in 1884. Impressed on the bottom ROOKWOOD, 1884, shape 80 B, G for Ginger clay and incised with Ms. Fry’s monogram.

Laura Fry (1857-1943) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Dull Finish glaze lidded chocolate pot with cherry blossom decoration, shape number 80B Cincinnati, Ohio, 1884 matte glazed ceramic impressed fac

Early Standard vase with a friendly green dragon among some yellow clouds executed by Albert Valentien in 1884. Height is 6 inches. Impressed ROOKWOOD 1884, with shape 80B and the incised cypher of Mr

High glaze vase decorated with cast copies of five Roman coins and covered in a bright blue glaze. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1884 and shape 80 B. There is faint overall crazing. Height is 6 5/8 inches. Lot

Dull Finish vase decorated with bamboo and swallows, the work of Matt Daly in 1884. Impressed with ROOKWOOD, 1884, shape 131, Y for Yellow clay and incised with the artist's initials. There is a tiny

Laura Fry (1857-1943) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Dull Finish glaze vase with quince decoration, shape number 238C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1887 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised art

Matthew A. Daly (1860-1937) for Rookwood Pottery Dull Finish earthenware vase showing a white goose in flight, shape number 162B Cincinnati, Ohio, 1884 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, in

Standard glaze vase decorated with carnations, done by Amelia B. Sprague in 1893. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 80 B, an impressed W for White clay and Ms. Sprague's

Two Rookwood green glazed pottery vases. Includes a shorter 6" vase shape 6633 and a taller 9.1" vase shape number 917 B. Both matte finish. Condition: good, no signs of damages, see images. Weight: 4

Dan Dailey (American, b. 1947) Fire Eaters, from the 'Circus Vase' Series, 1996 Blown glass, patinated and gold plated, and bronze 24-1/4 x 18-1/2 inches (61.6 x 47.0 cm) Signed by the artist Dan Dail

Eighteen Chinese Carved Stands, rosewood ebonized and others to fit round, bowls or vases, early to late 20th C, from 6" x 12" d. CONDITION: From good to very fine.

Rare, important and monumental Rookwood Iris glaze vase with life size white cattleya orchids, the work of Carl Schmidt in 1903. No doubt made for a special (now unknown) occasion, the 19 1/8 inch vas

Rare Aerial Blue scenic vase done at Rookwood by Harriet Strafer in 1895. Pictured are two wolves baying at a full moon, seen through tall conifers. Marks include the company logo, which indicates the

Kiki Smith (American, b. 1954) Flower with Bee (the complete portfolio of 6), 2000 etchings signed, dated and numbered 6/18 in pencil 9 x 8 inches (each). Property from a Private Colorado Collector

Matthew Andrew Daly for Rookwood vase shape 162B with white chrysanthemum design. With engraved "Rookwood 1884", M.A.D, and body shape 162B. In good overall condition, with discoloration, small spots

mother of pearl, gilder's clay, and moon gold leaf on panel in twelve panels Overall: 8'8" x 18'6" Provenance: Commissioned for a Private Collection (a Michael Smith installation), with copy of invoic

Estimated weight 6.80 ct. topped by sapphires, possibly Burma, teardrop cut in cabochon, estimated weight 19.10 ct..

RAIMONDS STAPRANS (B. 1926) Vase with Flowers, 1960 signed and dated 'STAPRANS- 60' (lower right) oil on canvas 20 x 16 in. 50.8 x 40.6 cm. Footnotes: Provenance Private Collection A

Grace Young for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze Native American portrait vase with mother and child USA, 1900glazed earthenware 9.125 h x 6.25 dia in (23 x 16 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark

Sculpted rim, enameled trees in scenic landscape, arched base. Signed in enamel Daum Nancy B.S. 3Sq. X 6.75"H. Circa 1910 Leo Kaplan Receipt. (Upper East Side NYC Property)"

Pierre Soulages (French, b. 1919), "Eau-forte XVII," 1961, color aquatint, pencil signed lower right, edition 6/100, image: 18"h x 22"w, overall (sheet/unframed): 21.5"h x 27.5"w

6"H x 5"Dia. Vintage 1929 arts & crafts style vase from Rookwood with a matte pink glaze and long stemmed flowers in relief. Marked on underside 2382 and XXIX. Some imperfections in the glaze such as

Maria Longworth Nichols Storer for Rookwood Pottery Early Limoges vase USA, 1882glazed and gilt earthenware8 h × 6.75 dia in (20 × 17 cm) Incised signature to underside 'MLN'. Impress

Charles Schneider (German, 1881-1953) Le Verre Français Groseilles Vase, c. 1930 cameo glass etched Verre Français Groseilles on base 18 h x 6 dia in