7PCS ROOKWOOD POTTERY TURQUOISE GLAZE ARTICLES

AMERICAN ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a pair of figural bookends depicting a sitting woman wearing a hoop dress and holding a fan with turquoise matte glaze and a tapering r

Art Deco Rookwood Pottery Turquoise Glaze Tri-Handled Low Vase #2760. Signed with flame mark & XXX (30) and model #. Crazing or in good condition. Measures 3" H x 7-1/2" W. Third party shipping or fre

Three Rookwood pottery standard glaze articles, comprising a candle holder with clover decoration painted by Clara Lindeman in 1901, marked to underside with Rookwood logo, shape 710, and Lindeman's i

A ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY TURQUOISE GLAZE VASE, CINCINNATI, OHIO, CIRCA 1930-1940, the baluster form vase with turquoise high gloss glaze, marks: faint "RP" mark. Height: 6 1/4" Diameter: 2 1/4"

Rookwood Pottery group of high glazed earthenware Standard Glaze articles, four Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948), ewer with blackberry decoration, shape number 439, circa 1890, imp

A Rookwood Pottery large vase with turquoise glaze and deer featured around the body. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1945. Form #6050. Stamped on base.11 1/2" x 8 1/2".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. William Regel

Four Rookwood pottery articles in black glaze, comprising a modernist rectangular vase, 1931, marked 6292C; a relief molded low bowl, 1921, having a Ming yellow interior and a Nubian black exterior, m

Rookwood Arts & Crafts Pottery lamp with a matte turquoise glaze and raised pine tree branch decoration, stamped on the base "128" and date marks corresponding to 1920. Pottery lamp - 10 1/2" H. Overa

A group of three Rookwood Pottery vases. Cincinnati, Ohio. Stamped on base. Smallest: 6 3/4" x 3 1/4". Largest: 7 1/2" x 3 3/4". ++ Vase with dark green glaze. 1918. Form #2167 ++ Turquoise glaze vase

Katherine Van Horne (active 1907-1918) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain lamp vase with fleur-de-lis decoration under turquoise blue glaze, shape number 2298D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1916 high glazed ceramic i

Pedestal Bowl Marked Rookwood Art Pottery #2235, 3.5" x 5.75", Dated 1942, Turquoise Glaze, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

(6) Misc Rookwood Pottery4 vases and pair of candlesticks. Light green Rookwood vase. Small circular relief design on one side. Mark on underside. Small chip on base. Gloss glaze. Rookwood turquoise v

Pair of bookends with Egyptian motif decorated by William McDonald, having turquoise high glaze, marks on both include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XXIX" for date 1929, shape #251

Rookwood Pottery Trumpet Vase, 1916 2237P. Dark green glaze with turquoise interior. Markings to underside 'RP mark, XVII, 2237, P'. 1916. {Approximate dimensions: 5 1/2 high x 4 5/8 inches diameter.}

3 piece potpourri jar, decorated by Sallie E. Coyne, having mottled blue over mottled turquoise matte glaze with repeating floral decoration encircling the shoulder of the jar and edge of the domed re

(Lot of 5) American art pottery articles: a Rookwood turquoise vase; a Niloak pink urn; a Pigeon Forge stoneware pottery tile with owl, a Haeger bowl and a green amphoric tray, the largest

Three high relief molded fish around base of bud type vase, in turquoise matt glaze. Marked on base with Rookwood symbol. Dated 1919. Shape number 1906. 3" diameter x 7 3/4" high. Condition Fine.

A pair of Rookwood Pottery vases forms 6327 and 6991, respectively. Each with a gray to brown to turquoise altering tone to glaze. Tallest ht. 8".

Bulbous body with floral design at shoulder, matte turquoise and powder blue glaze, signed. 3 H. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

Rookwood Pottery Sailboat Jar. Globular jar and flat cover, painted with matte glazes, with ombre turquoise shades, with stylized sailboats on horizon line at the waist. Attributed to Charles Schmidt.

The lot includes a 1947 Pussy Willow Vase (5" Tall, some Pretty Serious Crackling to the Glaze); a 1916 Small Turquoise Bowl (2" Tall, 4 1/2" Diameter, Glaze missing or a Fleabite on the Top of the Ri

#6791, 1946, Grecian urn, glaze, even crazing throughout. 11"h. From The Estate of George M. Schott, Prominent Cincinnati Businessman.

Three American art pottery bowls and vases. A Rookwood Pottery bowl, cobalt blue mat glaze exterior with a turquoise interior. Measures 6-7/8" diameter, 2.25" high. Signed underfoot with the Rookwood

Rookwood pottery large bowl. Measures approx. 12" x 4-1/2". Pretty turquoise interior, exterior is in the "Variegated Gray Agate" glaze also known as "Violet Gray" glaze. This glaze was introduced in