Charles Dibowski for Rookwood Pottery Pitcher with

Charles Dibowski for Rookwood Pottery Pitcher with Gorham Sterling Silver Overlay 1893, having a standard glaze and a daisy motif surrounded by an floral silver cutout and silver handle; maker mark on

Charles J. Dibowski for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze ewer with daffodils USA, 1894glazed earthenware 6.75 h x 4.625 dia in (17 x 12 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date, number and glaze

Rookwood art pottery and Gorham sterling silver overlay ewer by Charles John Dibowski #409. Etched leaves to the silver overlay. Yellow flowers to the central area of the porcelain. Rookwood mark to t

Rookwood pottery pitcher and 6 mugs. Pitcher: 10"H, Mugs: approximately 5" high but each varies a bit in size. Condition report: One cup has broken handle that has been restored. Please examine all ph

Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1899, of bulbous form, having hand painted swallows on a green, brown, and orange reserve, with Rookwood flame mark, incised artist's mark, and stamped "437/A" to base, 9 in. P

Anna Marie Valentien (1862-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze pitcher in the form of an one-eyed bulldog wearing a patch Cincinnati, Ohio, 1888 high glazed ceramic impressed factory

Rookwood Pottery Pitcher and Two Vases, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882-1931. Comprising an early pitcher, decorated by Harriet Wenderoth, 1882, of baluster form with pinched spout, incised and heightened in g

Early artist signed Rookwood pottery pitcher with birds dated 1883 with an anchor in excellent condition. Estate fresh.

Jens Jensen for Rookwood Pottery Ivory Jewel Porcelain pitcher with exotic foliage USA, 1949glazed porcelain 7.25 h x 6 w x 4.5 d in (18 x 15 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and n

1890 Marked for Rookwood; Further marked: 496 C / W [white body] / L.Y. [light yellow glaze] / E.D.F. [Emma D. Foertmeyer] Designed by Emma D. Foertmeyer (active 1887-1895), the handled jug with a t

Standard glaze pitcher, number 564D, dated 1890. Decorated with yellow flowers. Artist cipher, RP logo, dated, and shape # to underside. 4.5w x 3.875d x 8.75h.

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

Anna Marie Valentien for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze pitcher with apple blossoms USA, 1887glazed earthenware 8 h x 8.875 w x 6.75 d in (20 x 23 x 17 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date

Rookwood Pottery pitcher, dated 1899 by reverse RP logo, painted by Carrie Steinle (active 1892 - 1925), handled jug with a round body, narrow neck, and flared ruffle rim, brown to orange ombre glaze,

Early Dated Rookwood 1882 Jug With Carved Design. 5" W x 8.5" H

ROOKWOOD POTTERY PITCHER 1897 Decorated by Harriet E. Wilcox, having standard glaze, with yellow roses, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo indicating date 1897, shape #495 B, diamond mark, si

[2] Arts and Crafts Rookwood Pottery Pitcher and Louisa Weller Double Handles Vase. size: 8x9.5, 6.5x5

Rookwood Pottery pitchers with floral decorations, two: #15 and #17, together with a dish, #87G Cincinnati, Ohio, 1887 (all) high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks one of the pitchers designe

An 1888 Rookwood Pottery pitcher in light standard glaze with painted floral designs by Matthew Andrew Daly (active 1883-1903). Piece shows lighter version of standard glaze and Iris glaze. Makers mar

Four works: A Rookwood pottery pitcher, Sarah Elizabeth Coyne 1899 Marked for Rookwood; Further marked: 606 B / SEC [Sarah Elizabeth Coyne] Designed by Sarah Elizabeth Coyne (active 1891-1939), t

A 1907 Rookwood Pottery pitcher with green glaze. Mold #694, 6 1/4" tall. Makers marks on bottom. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

A Rookwood Pottery pitcher with cherries and leaves. Cincinnati, Ohio. Marked on base. 7 3/4" x 6 3/4".Provenance: From The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky.

Rookwood Pottery Vase by Charles Jasper McLaughlin (1888-1964) dated 1917. Signed, numbered, and dated on base. A beautiful vellum glazed ceramic vase decorated with a striking orchid motif comprised

Maria Longsworth Nichols (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery (American) Pitcher, 1882, H 7.25" W 5" L 6.5" | Depicting flying bats within a nocturnal woodland landscape, accented with fired gold trim. Si