Possibly very early Rookwood ewer, 12"

Limoges pitcher, most likely very early Rookwood, decorated with apple blossoms. The glaze and decoration seem to match early 1880's Rookwood and the shape would be 101. There are no markings. There i

Two early 20th Egyptian tea ewers, copper with traces of white metal plating, each set with blue faience scarabs, possibly of an earlier date. H. 12 inches. W. 8 inches. D. 3 inches.

Rare cream colored Rookwood ewer with a colorful patchwork design attributed to Fanny Louise Auckland, signed Rookwood 1882, 11 1/2" ht. CONDITION: no chips, cracks, repairs or material defects found,

Early Standard ewer with hand formed handles side by side, scored and applied to the body with raised slip decoration of lily stalks by an unknown artist. Height is 10 1/2 inches. Impressed ROOKWOOD,

Antique Coolidge Drape Cobalt Oil Lamp, Possibly Early 20th Century. Measures approx. 12" tall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or phot

Rookwood Dull Finish ewer with carved grape design, the work of Harriet Wenderoth in 1882. Incised Rookwood Pottery, 1882 and having Ms. Wenderoths incised initials. Height 11 1/2 inches. There is fai

Standard glaze ewer decorated with wild roses by Edith Felton in 1899. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 740 and Ms. Felton's incised initials. There is faint overall cr

Standard glaze ewer with Bleeding Heart decoration painted by Amelia Sprague in 1894. Height 9 1/2 inches. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 481, W for white clay and th

Vintage Tibetan Tea Pot and Warming Pot Set, made with solid copper, brass and silver. Made in Tibet possibly in early 1950s. Tea pot measures 12" high, 10" wide and weighs 1075 grams. Warming pot mea

Diamond cut necks with elegant swan head handles and filigree mounts. Possibly Russian, early 19th C. H. 32cm (12 1/2in)

Dull Finish ewer with a baby bird and a frond of ornamental grass done by Anna Bookprinter in 1886, adding a pressed design on the neck highlighted by fired on gold. Height 8 1/2 inches. Impressed Roo

Large 10 1/2" artist signed Rookwood pottery ewer. All good, estate fresh.

Mahogany glaze (Standard glaze on red clay) ewer with yellow flowers painted in 1886 by M.A. Daly for Rookwood. Patches of Tiger Eye effect can be seen in the neck and shoulder of the form. Marks incl

O/C/B, SUL, 13 x 12", Early Polish Modernist Scene Cubist, possibly self-portrait, WlÅDYSlAW JAHL (1886-1953) Painter, graphic artist, set designer; studied law at the University in Lviv, art history

Possibly British. Late 19th/early 20th century. Approx. 12" H x 24" W unframed, 17 1/2" H x 29 1/2" W framed. Restorations. Chips to frame.

Late 18th/early 19thC carved wooden ewer in red paint - 12" tall

Early Rookwood Vellum vase with carved and painted peacock feathers, the work of Anna Valentien in 1904. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 904 C, an impressed V for Vellum and Ms. Valentien

London, possibly early 18th century, each planished plate with reeded rim, underside with stamped crowned rose marks and "London", 9 in. , Provenance: Wayne & Phyllis Hilt, Connecticut, purchased Augu

Early 8 1/2" bulbous signed Rookwood pottery vase 1885? #282A, has a "Y" under the date. In excellent condition

Fine early piece with painted bird in flight and grasses, on green/grey ground with impressed fern leaves on neck with original gilt decoration, C form handle and gilt at lip, marked on base with entw

An early 1/2 round wall shelf having 3 graduated tiers and a lower central drawer with very fine dovetailed joints, in original black stain over figured birch, possibly for holding long tavern pipes o

Early Rookwood vase, dated 1882, signed FA for Fanny Auckand, hairline to bottom of handle, 12" high

Standard glaze with painted fall ash leaves, marked on base with Rookwood symbol with 12 flames, 1899, shape number 495C, & incised initials E.R.F. (Edith R. Felton), 5" diameter x 4 3/4" high. Condit

Late 19th c. Rookwood Jug, in maroon to green glaze with painted birds, trees and gilded highlights, base stamped '1883', 'Rookwood', '56', '2', and with early Rookwood mark, incised artist mark 'H.H.