Mettlach Rookwood 12" Vase Gypsy Woman

Mettlach Rookwood #2706/6112 PUG 12� Vase. Woman at window with stein. Mint.

Mettlach Rookwood #2708/6115 PUG 12 1/4” Vase. Woman wears a string pearls around her neck. Mint.

Mettlach #2629/6107 PUG 11 1/2” Vase. Woman stands in a doorway. Mint.

Mettlach Rookwy #2629/6106 PUG 11 1/2” Vase. Woman stands in doorway. Mint.

Mettlach Rookwood #2398/6100 PUG 11 1/2” Vase. Woman reads by candle light.

Mettlach Rookwood #2706 PUG 12� Vase. Girl plays violin. Mint.

Mettlach #2629/6106 PUG 12” Vase. Woman stands in doorway. Mint.

Mettlach Parion POG 12 1/2” Vase. Two different woman and cherub scenes. Rare.

Mettlach #1572 Relief 16� Vase. Four panels of women portraits. Two fancy mask handles. Uncommon.

Rookwood "Three Women" vase done in a wonderful black mat finish with small silver crystals, the interior covered with a light blue high glaze. Cast in 1921, the vase is marked with the company logo,

Vase Marked Villeroy & Bach, 12.75" x 5.5", Brown Glaze With Incredible Portrait Of Young Gypsy Woman, Nice Quality, Elfriede & Marvin Miller Estate, ND.

Rare Aerial Blue vase done by William McDonald in 1895. Decoration consists of a woman and her young child who have waded out into the ocean, the woman bending over to shelter the child from the small

Massive Porcelain Art Nouveau vase featuring a woman in a flowing gown on either side, a Harriet Wilcox design, cast in 1918 and covered with a light gray glaze. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date,

Mettlach #2704/6109 PUG 16” Vase. Woman wears olive leaves in her hair. Mint.

Mahogany Glaze vase decorated by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1889 with flowering trumpet vines. Impressed with the Rookwood insignia, which discloses the date, shape number 488 D and an R for red clay and

Vellum Glaze vase, decorated in 1941 by E.T. Hurley with wisteria descending from a white band all on an uncrazed blue to pink ground. Marked with the Rookwood insignia, date, shape 907 F and the inci

Porcelain lamp vase decorated by Margaret Helen McDonald in 1941 with a design of alder leaves and seed pods encircling the vessel. Impressed with the Rookwood insignia, the date and shape S 2168 and

Graceful 12 inch Standard Glaze vase decorated with two tiger lily blooms by Sallie Toohey in 1899. Marked with the Rookwood insignia, which indicates the date, shape 566 B and the artist’s incised

Rookwood vase @ 12" tall, marked L.A., presumably for Lenore Asbury, Iris floral motif, glazed ceramic, #821B.

Mettlach Rookwood #2709/6120 PUG 9” Vase. Mandolin player. Mint.

Mettlach #2172 Etched 7 1/2” Vase. Romanesque women. Mint.

Mettlach #3359 Etched 12” Vase. Art Nouveau design.

Mettlach #2301 Etched 12” Vase. Two panels of children and floral. Mint.

Mettlach #3357 Etched 12” Vase. Art Nouveau floral design. Mint.