ROOKWOOD Three Production vases, 1916 - 1944, one

Rookwood Pottery Collection of three production vases USA, c. 1915, 1916, 1956glazed porcelain 8.25 h x 5.75 w x 5.25 d in (21 x 15 x 13 cm) 8 h x 4.25 dia in (20 x 11 cm) 5.75 h x 2.75 dia in

Three Rookwood high glaze Production vases. 1) 5 7/8 inch green with wavy neck veins, 1944 date, shape 6799, minor roughness to base rim due to thicker glaze. 2) 3 1/4 inch jet black with a turquoise

Pair of production vases, one cast in 1933, the other in 1934, with molded design of three deer among foliage, in the Art Deco tradition, the exterior covered with the Ivory Mat glaze while the interi

Rookwood Pottery Collection of three Nacreous Glaze production vases USA, 1915glazed porcelain 8.625 h x 4.25 dia in (22 x 11 cm) 3.875 h x 5.5 dia in (10 x 14 cm) 3 h x 4.5 dia in (8 x 11 cm)<

Three Rookwood production vases, all done in green high glazes, and all cast in 1939. Pair of shape 2615 E, height 6 3/4 inches. Vase with molded floral decoration, shape 6460, height is 7 1/4 inches.

Rookwood Pottery American, 1925-1928 Three Production Vases glazed earthenware impressed manufacturer's mark to base of each, with date marks and shape nos. '2853', '2282', '2428' H of each 5 3/4 inch

Rookwood Pottery production vases, three, #1236, 2125, 2283 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1961, 1925, 1931 blue matte glazed ceramic impressed marks largest: 7"dia x 13 3/4"h

Rookwood Pottery Collection of three Glaze Effect production vases USA, 1915, 1925glazed porcelain 5.375 h x 3 dia in (14 x 8 cm) 4.5 h x 3.625 dia in (11 x 9 cm) 4.375 h x 4 dia in (11 x 10 cm

Rookwood Pottery Collection of three production items USA, 1914, 1916, 1950glazed earthenware, glazed porcelain 7.75 h x 3.25 dia in (20 x 8 cm) 5.125 h x 3.5 dia in (13 x 9 cm) 4.5 h x 8 w x 7

Two Rookwood production vases. 1) Three handled vase, shape 354, cast in 1918 and covered with rose over pink mat glazes. Fine overall crazing. Height is 3 3/8 inches. 2) Shape 6510 with molded floral

Rookwood Pottery Arts & Crafts production vase, #1709 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1916 matte glazed ceramic impressed marks 5"dia x 10 1/4"h

Rookwood production vase with three peacock feathers cast in 1919 and covered with green over blue mat glazes for a nice frog skin effect. Marks include the company logo, the date and shape number 212

Dated 1944. Shape 6539 with mottled turquoise matte glaze, 9"h.

Rookwood Pottery production vase, #950E V Cincinnati, Ohio, 1910 matte tan glazed ceramic impressed marks together with a vase (1938), number obscured, a bowl (1916), #1911P and a matching flower frog

High gloss beige colored Rookwood Pottery production vase. It measures 4 1/2" tall.

Rookwood Pottery production pottery vases, three: #2874, 2955, 2380 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1940, 1931, 1926 light blue matte glazed ceramic impressed marks each with stylized floral decoration largest: 5"d

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising one vase and two low dishes. All marked with impressed Rookwood logo and 14 rays, additional marks include "XXIII / 2102" and additional unident

Three Production pieces: two vases with incised decoration and lidded jar, Cincinnati, OH, 1907-1917; All with flame mark, date, and model; Tallest: 8 3/4" x 4 1/4" dia.

3 ROOKWOOD POTTERY ART VASES PITCHER EARLY 20TH C Lot of three Rookwood pottery vase and pitchers; production pitcher with dragon form handle, 1927, 8", blue matte glaze pitcher, 1911, 6", and chartre

Five Light Blue Mat production pieces: four vases and one bowl, Cincinnati, OH, 1915-1923; All with flame mark and model, four with date; Tallest: 8 1/2" x 3 1/4"

Rare production vase with three levels for flower placement and four classical figures, a William McDonald design, cast in 1930 and covered with a green mat glaze. Marks include the Rookwood logo, dat

One Owens vase, with floral decoration. Ht. 10.75". Another production Rookwood pottery vase. Ht. 5.5".

All vases, two narrow and one wider. All matte glaze and marked Rookwood to underside. Tallest height: 6"

Pair of production vases with molded floral design, one cast in 1926 and the other in 1927, covered with green over pink mat glazes. The 1927 vase has very little of the green showing as most of it bu