Rookwood pair of blue standard glaze triple fish ca

PAIR ROOKWOOD STANDARD GLAZE LAMP BASES W/ DAISY DECORATION, 19/20TH C., H. 10 1/2"

Kataro Shirayamadani, attribution for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with underwater scene of fish and seaweed USA, 1896glazed earthenware 10.25 h x 3.75 dia in (26 x 10 cm) There is no

Standard Glaze triple handled box, the cover painted with geese in flight executed by Harriet Wilcox in 1891. Measures 2 3/4 inches by 5 3/4 inches across. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indic

Pair of Sphinx bookends, 6 5/8 inches tall, cast at Rookwood in 1929 and covered with a runny mat blue glaze. Each is impressed with the Rookwood logo, the date, shape 2503 and a wheel ground X. There

Rookwood Standard glaze tyg with the pensive portrait of a collie painted in 1901 by E.T. Hurley. Hurley seems to have been the go-to guy for animal images at Rookwood, specializing in fish, sea horse

Marked XXVII 2961 on bottom. 4 x 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches. slight crazing on blue glaze.

Pair of Rookwood Pottery 'Rook' Bookends, dated 1944, style 2275, designed by William McDonald, blue glaze, 5.25"w x 3" x 5.25"h

Molded pedal form vases with three handles, in dark blue matt glaze. Marked on base with Rookwood symbol. Dated 1928. Shape number 2428. 5 3/4" high. Condition Both Fine.

Pair of Rookwood 1924 Purple Galleon Bookends. Filled, marked #2695. Standard Glaze Under plate. Marked 361C 1897, no artist signature, X'd, rim nicks. Bookends 5 1/2", plate 7" diameter

Lot of Rookwood Pottery in blue glaze. Includes a 1928 pair of matte blue glaze candle holders with triangle pattern (mold #6066) and a 1919 vase with blue matte glaze with flower decoration and flute

Including an Ed Diers standard glaze Rookwood Pottery mug, with leaf and berry decoration, dated 1899 and signed to underside. Ht. 4.5". Then, a new Rookwood Pottery company mug dedicated to the Chris

A 1924 pair of Rookwood pottery bookends after full sail ships in matte blue glaze. Makers marks at base, mold #2695 with cast cipher of artist William McDonald. Measures 5 1/2" tall, 5 1/4" across. *

Ca. late 19thC. Harriet R. Strafer for Rookwood Pottery ewer/handled vase with flowering lilies design. With three flame Rookwood mark, H.R.S artist signature, and 433S shape. In good overall conditio

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

A pair of Rookwood Pottery cabinet vases in a similar blue glaze, both produced in 1939. The first is a slender bud vase (mold #917E) while the second is wider and does not show a mold number, instead

glaze 6" vase, 1938

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

ROOKWOOD AND VAN BRIGGLE ART POTTERYAmerican. Pair of Rookwood bookends dated 1940 with the Rookwood cipher, and the shape number 2275, rook form bookends with overall blue glaze. Together with an ear

A pair of Rookwood candlesticks. Each decorated with an encircled Arts & Crafts stylized tulip motif. Light blue glaze. Marks underfoot on both, include the Rookwood logo, date XIX (1919) and the shap

Pair of bud vases with Chinese Blue flambé over Matte Blue glaze, Flemington, NJ, ca. 1909-1917; Glazed earthenware; One with vertical ink stamp; Each: 5 1/4" x 3 3/4" dia.

Ca 1900. Standard Glaze with yellow iris blossom and leaves. Double flared rim. Rookwood mark with 14 flames. Shape number 883D. Artist cipher for Fred Rothenbusch. Measures 8 inches tall.

Ca 1904. Standard Glaze decorated with ripe purple grapes hanging from the vine, the work of Edith Regina Felten. Impressed with the Rookwood symbol, the date and shape 829 and incised with the artist

Pair of Rookwood Dog bookends, done in brown blue mat glaze, 1940, marks include Rookwood logo, the date, shape # 2998 and the cast monogram of  designer Louise Abel, 4 7/8"h

Two Rookwood Pottery spherical vases with berry branch decoration matte blue glazes. Both are mold #6217. Light blue glaze is dated 1934 and darker is 1932. Both measure 4 3/4" tall and are 6" diamete