Rookwood Art Pottery Vase Ear of Corn

Rookwood fully signed. Measuring 5 3/4" tall and 5 1/4" dia. at the widest. No apparent damage or repairs. Good condition overall with age appropriate wear. Please see photos for a more accurate condi

Both tankard form, one decorated by Harriet E. Wilcox, having standard glaze with ears of corn on a ground in shades of yellow, green, orange and brown, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo ind

oversized bulbous vase or jardinière decorated with blooming white flowers in relief; with rookwood block letter mark, and painted artist's signature and "CPC" (Cincinnati Pottery Club) h. 12-1/2 d

American early 20th century, handled vase shape #889B, decorated in relief with two large peonies on each side, covered in a sea green and blue matte glaze, signed "C.S.T." and "RP" flame mark, 13-3/4

by Arthur Conant, 1916, vellum glaze, a rare winter scene similar to a Higoshige Mt. Fuji scene, boaters on the water, home along the shore, pink sky, typical light crazing, 9 1/4" tall.....Rookwood P

Rookwood art pottery vase, by Rose Fechheimer, 1905, having a shouldered form decorated with thistle and incised accents, underside marked with shape 917B, and incised with artist signature, 9"h

Splendid vintage Rookwood art pottery vase. Beautiful colors. Great quality and detail. Marked on bottom as shown in photos. In very good original as found condition. measures 9 5/8 inches tall.

Rookwood art pottery vase, Carl Schmidt, Venice from the Harbor, Iris Glaze, 1901, in good condition, fine crazing, height 7 5/8".NOTE, added image (image 7) under black-light to show rim, no repairs

Art Deco style floral by Sarah Sax, 1918, shape #977, "P' mark for porcelain, 10 1/2", a stunning example, excellent.....Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked the

11 1/4" X 6 1/2" MARKED ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE BROWN TONES WITH NASTURTIUM DECOR - ARTIST SIGNED "A.V." (ALBERT VALENTINE) SHAPE #787C" - DATED 1895

A ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE, 1912. Vellum glaze with a scenic design by Lorinda Epply (active 1904-1948). Marks on base include impressed logo, date, V and shape number 568 C. Height 7.25 inches (18.

Rookwood art pottery vase with violets, 5 5/8", 1900, #881D, (379)1900, #881D, (379)

signed Mary McDonald 11" high, dated 1926

Rookwood Pottery Baluster Form Vellum Vase by Lenore Asbury (worked 1894-1931), 1905, craquelure glaze with yellow, white and green narcissus decoration on a cream background, marked with the impresse

Rookwood Art Pottery Vase Artist Shiraymadini Dated 1890. Measures: 8.75"H x 6.5"W x 6.5"D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - While onsite retrieval is always welcome at no charge, this item can be d

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE, 1926 H 7.5" MARY HELEN MCDONALD Signed "MHM. Mary Helen McDonald born 1893. Incised date: XXVI. Motif of grape bunches. # 534D. Vellum glaze.

Elizabeth Barrett artists impressed monogram stamp, ROOKWOOD vase XXVIII 2918E as shown on base. Moderne bulbous vase standing approx 7" tall. See photos.

American, early 20th century, all with Rookwood "RP" flame mark: vase by Edward T. Hurley, shape #907F, floral decoration along the shoulder, 7-3/4 in.; ovoid vase, shape #2402, peacock feather decora

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASEDated 1923By Carl Schmidt with a marine scene.Height 7.5”.

Rookwood Art Pottery Vase. Marked on base. Height: 11.75 in.

Rookwood art pottery vase with white flowers and stems on red/pink ground, 9", #926C, 1912, artist signed, (380)stems on red/pink ground, 9", #926C, 1912, artist signed, (380)

Decorated by Kataro Shirayamadani, having iris glaze, with stylized green and blue clover with pale orange flowers encircling the vase and having green interior, marks include impressed Rookwood flame

Antique oversized art pottery vase by Rookwood features hand-painted forest landscape scene beneath velum glaze, signed on base, c1916 Measures: 16" height x 8" diameter overall; 5.5" diameter base; 4

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE, having standard brown glaze with small white flowers and stems on one side. Impressed sun with 14 rays, "614E", and "O.C.P." Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Circa 1901.