Rookwood Limoges style pitcher, AMB, bird

Limoges style 6 1/4 inch pitcher decorated in 1886 by Anna Bookprinter, who depicted a swallow gliding through a cloudy sky with oriental grasses below. Impressed Rookwood in block letters, the date,

Limoges style 6 1/4 inch pitcher decorated in 1886 by Anna Bookprinter, who depicted a swallow gliding through a cloudy sky with oriental grasses below. Impressed Rookwood in block letters, the date,

Early Rookwood Limoges style pitcher with two wading birds on one side and a swallow in flight on the other done in 1882 by N. J. Hirschfeld. Marks include Rookwood in block letters, the date, shape n

Limoges style pitcher decorated with birds flying over oriental grasses and having fired on gold highlights, the work of William P. McDonald in 1883. Impressed on the bottom, Rookwood, 1883, shape num

1882, Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati OH. A Limoges style pitcher decorated by Albert Valentien, marked and dated to underside, with initials. Gilt rim, with birds in landscape. Ht. 7.5".

Martin Rettig (1869-1956) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware pitcher with flowering tree decoration Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882 high glazed ceramic impressed factory name, incised artist's init

Albert Humphreys (1864-1926) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware pitcher with flower-laden branches Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised artist's init

Early Cincinnati Limoges style pitcher done by an unknown artist and pottery, circa 1880. Two birds perch in a willow tree, done in heavy slip. The base is signed but the marks are illegible. Height 8

Early, rare and impressive Rookwood Limoges style pitcher painted by Albert Valentien in 1882. Pictured is an owl sitting on a branch in the moonlight, with bats flying around. Whisps of clouds and go

Early Rookwood Limoges style pitcher with a spray of blue flowers done by Albert Humphreys in 1882. Marks include Rookwood in block letters, the date, an anchor mark and Humphreys' incised initials. H

Maria Longworth Nichols Storer for Rookwood Pottery Unusual Limoges style French crushed pitcher with cavorting crabs USA, 1883glazed earthenware 8.25 h x 7 w x 4.625 d in (21 x 18 x 12 cm) Ro

Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware ewer showing a small bird perched amid white flowers, shape number 101A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1884 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks by an unidentified

Limoges style pitcher decorated with bamboo stalks, one of which a long armed creature hangs from, the work of Albert Valentien in 1883. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1883, G for Ginger clay, shape 54, 1, the a

Limoges style vase decorated with bamboo, a large bird and lots of fired on gold, the work of Martin Rettig in 1885. Impressed on the base ROOKWOOD, 1885, shape 28 C, Y for Yellow clay and having Mr.

Three early pieces painted in Limoges style: pitcher with bamboo and butterfly, creamer with swallows, jug with wild flowers, dragonfly, and butterfly, Cincinnati, OH, 1882-1884; All with flame mark,

Albert R. Valentien (1862-1925) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware jug with grasses and a single bird in flight, shape number 12A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1884 high glazed ceramic impressed facto

Satsuma vase and Limoges style pitcher, Early 20th c.; Both signed; Rhead style; 14" x 4 1/2" dia.

Limoges style perfume jug decorated with a single bird and having lots of fired on gold highlights, done by Martin Rettig at Rookwood between 1882 and 1885. The only marking is Mr. Rettig's incised in

Limoges style perfume jug, painted with birds in flight over oriental grasses and having lots of fired on gold, done in 1885 by an artist who didnt sign the piece. Impressed Rookwood, 1885, R for Red

Rookwood Limoges style coupe plate painted by N.J. Hirschfeld in 1883. Decoration consists of a group of small birds, some in flight, three perched on a branch and a tiny butterfly just below the bran

Rookwood Limoges style tea jar with copper rim and ceramic lid, decorated with wading birds, swallows in flight and tall willow stalks with gold highlighting by Nicholas Joseph Hirschfeld in 1882. Mea

Rookwood Pottery Limoges glaze pitcher #87G by Martin Rettig. A blue and tan ground with gilt accents. The central area depicts hand painted birds and leaves. Rookwood mark to the underside. Weight Ap

Limoges style vase decorated with birds in flight and having lots of fired on gold, the work of Matt Daly on December 10, 1885. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1885, shape 241, G for Sage Green clay and incised w

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery Aesthetic Movement Limoges style earthenware shell dish decorated with a flock of birds and a swallowtail over bamboo, shape number 222 Cincinnati,