ROOKWOOD POTTERY group of three, 9" standard glaze v

Rookwood Pottery group of earthenware Standard Glaze vases, three Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Janet Swing (1866-1942), vase with clover decoration, shape number 905F, 1904, impressed factory marks, incised ar

Rookwood Pottery group of earthenware Standard Glaze vases with floral decoration, three Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Olga Geneve Reed (1873-1955), whiskey jug with corn and wheat, shape number 767, 1897, impr

Rookwood Pottery group of high glazed earthenware Standard Glaze vases, three Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Sallie Toohey (1872-1941), vase with ruffled rim and flowering branch decoration, shape number 513, 18

Three Pieces of Rookwood Standard Glaze Pottery. Tallest measures 8-1/2"h. Condition: Ewer and jug both have crudely repaired handles, bulbous vase has a rim chip.

Amelia B. Sprague for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with poppies USA, 1898glazed earthenware 9.125 h x 10 dia in (23 x 25 cm) Vase features three handles. Impressed manufacturer's mark,

bottle vase, 9 1/2"

(lot of 3) Rookwood Pottery vessel group, consisting of a blue matte glaze water pitcher, marked "XXXVII 6336" to the underside, 9"h x 5.5"w; a matte yellow bowl with three diminutive handles at the r

Rookwood Pottery group of high glazed earthenware Standard Glaze articles, four Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948), ewer with blackberry decoration, shape number 439, circa 1890, imp

Rookwood Pottery Lot, 3 and 9", Standard glaze, hand painted, 1890'sHandled pitcher has repaired handle

Three Rookwood pottery standard glaze articles, comprising a candle holder with clover decoration painted by Clara Lindeman in 1901, marked to underside with Rookwood logo, shape 710, and Lindeman's i

Rookwood Pottery group of glazed ceramic items, four: Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Standard Glaze pin tray, shape number 591, designed by Josephine Zettel (1874-1954), 1895, high glazed ceramic, impressed fact

Artist's include Edith Felton, Caroline Steinle, and Harriette Strafer, three standard glaze decorated vases, each signed to underside. Shapes 765E, 551 and 916E. Tallest ht. 6".

Rookwood Pottery group of high glazed ceramic vases, three: Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Fred Rothenbusch (1876-1937), Iris glaze vase decorated with wild roses, shape number 734D, 1902, impressed factory mark

LUIS ENRIQUE GUTIERREZ (NICARAGUAN, CONTEMPORARY) GEOMETRIC POTTERY, GROUP OF THREE, H 9.75-11.5" 3 vases with burgundy, turquoise, black, and gray glaze. Native American style.

(lot of 5) Group of Rookwood, Frankcoma and other pottery, comprising Rookwood miniature standard glaze vase by Edward Abel, 1891, painted with floral spray, impressed 5 flame mark over 582, incised a

Albert R. Valentien for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with a three-toed dragon USA, 1885glazed earthenware 10.625 h × 5.625 dia in (27 × 14 cm) Impressed signature, date and

Rookwood Pottery group of high glazed porcelain miniature items, three: Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Aventurine crystalline glaze dish, shape number 6714, 1938, impressed factory marks 2) black test glaze vase

A group of three Rookwood Pottery vases. Cincinnati, Ohio. Stamped on base. Smallest: 6 3/4" x 3 1/4". Largest: 7 1/2" x 3 3/4". ++ Vase with dark green glaze. 1918. Form #2167 ++ Turquoise glaze vase

ROOKWOOD POTTERY JUG WITH DOG PORTRAIT, 1902, H 9 1/2", EDWARD T. HURLEY (1869-1950):Decorated with a setter on a shaded brown ground with Standard glaze. Impressed Rookwood logo, Roman numeral date 1

Rookwood Standard Glaze Floor Vase Dated 1885. Artist signed "M.T." Mary Aldis Taylor was born in Cincinnati in 1859. She decorated pieces at Rookwood Pottery for only a few of the early years, betwee

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

Portrait vase in Standard glaze after Moroni, circa 1903, with artist's monogram, flame mark, and impressed 940 / D h. 9 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Seymour Geringer, thence by descent through t

Standard glaze ewer with silver overlay, circa 1897, with artist's monogram, flame mark, and impressed 557 h. 9-1/4 dia. 4-1/4 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Seymour Geringer, thence by descent thr

Robert Bruce Horsfall for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with growling leopard USA, 1893glazed earthenware 9.125 h x 4 dia in (23 x 10 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and number