WILLIAN McDONALD; ROOKWOOD

Six production pieces: single Cerulean Blue Mat rook bookend and pair of high gloss rook bookends, designed by McDonald, together with pair of Pink Mat peacock bookends, two pieces Ming Yellow/Yellow

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery rare earthenware Standard Glaze vase with a scenic landscape showing a full moon through trees and dozens of fireflies at ground level, shape numbe

Rookwood Pottery Vase by William Purcell McDonald (1864-1931) ca. 1900. Signed and numbered on base. A striking ceramic vase of a classic form decorated with elegant lilies in relief, embellished with

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain Vellum glaze vase with mandevilla decoration, shape number 270 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1930 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, pain

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery Decorated Porcelain scenic vase with unusual rose-colored sky, shape number 913C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1939 high glazed ceramic impressed factory mark

1938. Featuring Bleeding Hearts floral design in light pink and green vellum glaze. Incised with Rookwood logo and "XXXVIII/ S." Signed "MHM" in blue, for Mary Helen McDonald. Excellent condition, fre

American, circa 1929, tall cylindrical vase with grape vine decoration on mauve ground, impressed Rookwood mark over "2785" with incised artist initial and "X" mark, 13-1/2 in. - Provenance: From the

Margaret Helen McDonald for Rookwood Pottery Jewel Porcelain vase with acorns and oak leaves USA, 1936glazed porcelain 6.875 h × 4.375 dia in (17 × 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with flowers and vines under a diamond border, shape number 1664D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1925 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory mar

Production covered vessel with four dragon feet, Cincinnati, OH, 1927 Flame mark, date, and model 8" x 6 1/4" dia.

Vellum glaze vase decorated with flowers. Artist cipher to underside, RP logo. Dated 1922 and shaped number 900c. 4.5dia x 8.5h

William P. McDonald for Rookwood Pottery Rare production Castle Gate bookend USA, 1930glazed porcelain 5.75 h x 5.25 w x 3.375 d in (15 x 13 x 9 cm) Only three of these bookends have surfaced.

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with tulip decoration, shape number 1045 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1940 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised artist's signa

Rookwood Pottery Vase by Margaret Helen McDonald (1893-1964) dated 1926. Signed, numbered, and dated on base. A beautiful vellum glazed ceramic vase with fruitful berry vines adorning the shoulder on

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with a scenic landscape, shape number 977 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1940 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, painted artist's mono

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain Vellum glaze vase with trumpet creeper decoration, shape number 937F Cincinnati, Ohio, 1930 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze earthenware mug with portrait of a clown, shape number 645 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1893 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incis

Pair of production line Rookwood bookends in fine dark brown glaze. RP logo, date 1920, and shape #2275. 5w x 3.25d x 5.25h.

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain pitcher with bright stylized helleborus decoration, shape number 2975 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1928 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory mark

Pair of bookends by William Purcell McDonald with Rookwood Pottery offer mold #2695, tall mast ship in rough seas, ivory white glazing with maker and artist mark as photographed, circa 1926. Measures:

(1) 6 1/4" dia., Date: 1885, #202. Artist: William. P. McDonald. Gray with a green glaze. Seaweed and turtle design.

Margaret H. McDonald (1893-1964) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain Vellum glaze lidded scent jar with fruit blossom decoration, shape number 1321E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1923 matte glazed ceramic impressed fa

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery Aesthetic Movement Limoges style earthenware shell dish decorated with a flock of birds and a swallowtail over bamboo, shape number 222 Cincinnati,

Double handled vase with floral decoration, standard glaze and dated 1931. Impressed Rookwood logo, date, shape number 2426 and Ms. McDonald's signature. Height 7.5"