Pair of Green Rookwood Pottery Arts and Crafts Raven Bookends

Pair Rookwood Pottery Dark Olive Green Glaze Raven Bookends. Modeled by William McDonald. Model #2274, Signed and dated 1920. Good condition. Measures 6-1/2" H x 6-1/2" L x 6-1/2" W. Free Local Pick-u

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts pottery bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, not a matched pair, including: (1) blackbird, c.1926, shape number 2658, matte green glaze, approx 5.5"h, 5.5"w, 3.25"d,

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery rook bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1924, shape number 2274, mottled green-brown glaze, approx 6.5"h, 6.5"w, 6.5"d; 11.5lbs total Start Price: $150.00

Rookwood art pottery pair of raven bookends, #2275, 1924, blue/tan matte glaze, 5 1/4"

lion bookends #6019, 1929, 6 1/2" ; Flower Family Collection

Pair, Arts & crafts pottery owl bookends with matte green under gray glaze. Each marked with spurious oval Fulper ink stamp on original felted bottom. Circa 1920s. 6.75" x 4.75" x 3". This lot ships f

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery panther bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1924, shape number 2564, designed by William Purcell McDonald (Ohio, 1864-1931), matte black glaze, approx 5.5"h,

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery owl bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1926, shape number 2655, designed by William Purcell McDonald (Ohio, 1864-1931), mottled tan matte glaze, (one) with r

Flower basket, having polychrome matte glazes in pink, yellow, purple, white, green and dark blue, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo, one with Roman numeral "XXVII" for date 1927, the other

Five pieces of early 20th century Rookwood art pottery. Includes a pair of pale green "Rook" bookends, a slender matte green vase and two squat turquoise vases. Impressed marks. Minor wear, some crazi

Asian figure, decorated by William P. McDonald, having green over light blue glaze with crystallization, both have an impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XXXVIII" for date 1938, shape #2

Jay birds with oak leaves and acorns, having dark green over light green crystalline glaze, marks on both include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XXIX" for date 1929, shape #2829, no

American Arts & Crafts Pottery, jardiniere, vase, bowl and bookends, pair, glazed ceramic, various marks, makers include Zanesville Pottery, York Pottery Co. and Rookwood Pottery, tallest: 7.5"dia x 8

Rookwood art pottery vase, green ground with two fish, glaze cracks and cracks to rim, 8.5" height. Along with yellow molded Rookwood pottery bud vase, 5.5" height, along with pair of rook bookends.

Pair Bookends Marked Rookwood #2665 Art Pottery, 6" x 3.75", Dated 1954, Figural Owls On Books, Dark Green Glaze, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

pedestal, face ashtray 1929, #2457, pair of water lily bookends 1951 #2836 (one broken), lady ashtray 1929 #2595 (broken), and green ashtray

Item/Description: Arts and Crafts pencil holder, brush pot marked on base with Rookwood "RP" logo and further marked: XXV / 1795. Features a matte green over blue with a crow design and pentagon shape

Each dated 1954 and stamped with William McDonald's Cipher, light brown ground, each marked on base Dimensions: H 5.5 x W 5 x D 3 inches NOTE: No evidence of cracks, chips or repairs

1920. Excellent. Nice blue color. Free pickup or we'll drop at our shipper for a $3 fee.

Early 20th century. Conforming bull dogs, one of the dogs has a nick to its ear which was glazed over during firing. No damage detected. H4 3/4"

#2275. 5 1/4 inches

Water lilies, having ivory matte glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XLIV" for date 1944 on one bookend and "XLV" for 1945 on the other, shape #2836, no apparent art

Circa 1953, each with impressed flame mark, date LIII and numerals 2998. Measure 5 x 6 x 3.5 inches overall. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we

Rooks, having blue matte glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XX" for date 1920, shape #2275, process mark, both have remnants of black letters or numbers handwritten