ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASE PAINTED BY ED HURLEY

Pair Rookwood Pottery Vases by E.T. Hurley #6806, 1943. Hand painted orange and purple tulips throughout the exterior with a blue interior. Rookwood mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 2 lbs M

Edward T. Hurley (1869 - 1950) for Rookwood, pottery vase having high glazed ceramic with painted birds and blossoming flowers, 1948, signed and marked on bottom XLVIII 6938 ETH. height 7 inches, top

Edward T Hurley for Rookwood Pottery, a slip decorated vase, circa 1910, shouldered form, painted with a dog, incised monogram and title Daddy, 22.5cm high

Cincinnati, Ohio, one E. T. Hurley vase with impressionistic pink flowers on lavender flambe ground, impressed "RP" monogram with flames, date "XXXIII" and "S" with "E.T.H." painted in purple, 6-1/2 i

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain lidded vase with birds and exotic flowers, shape number 2301E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1924 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, painted artist'

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) porcelain decorated with flowers and birds, shape number 2301E, dated 1924 high glazed, painted artist cypher Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz. Dimension: 9 & 1/4" x 4 & 1/8"

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with water lilies and birds flying above, shape number 6204C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1946 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, painted art

Rookwood Pottery Edward Hurley Vase, 1918 92E. Lavender glaze with a painted band of cherry blossoms along the top, lacking cover. Markings to underside 'RP mark, XVIII, 9wE, EH Edward Hurley cipher m

2pc Ed Diers Rookwood Chrysanthemum Pottery Vases 8.5'' and 10''. Duo of standard glaze hand painted vases dated 1903 and 1904. Scattered glaze crazing. Overall excellent condition.

Rookwood, Ed Hurley sea green "Fishes" vase, c. 1904, American, polychrome glazed pottery, underside stamped with makers cipher, Roman numeral date, model no. 926D, glaze letter G, and incised artist

Large Rookwood art pottery vase painted with poppies, #902C, 1902 impressed RP mark with incised artist initials, 9 in tall. VG condition.

Tall vellum glaze vase, stamped shape #907dd artist mark, V glaze mark and date, drilled Weight: 2 lbs. 1 oz. Dimension: 10 & 3/8" x 4"

With red wild roses encircling the shoulder. Impressed with the factory logo, 1929 date, shape 926D , and the incised artist monogram. Uncrazed. Height 7 12"

An early 20th century Rookwood Pottery vase decorated by Edward Hurley. Ovoid shape with short flared rim and Standard Brown glaze. Depicts a portrait style St. Bernard. Impressed Flame mark, "892 B",

Rookwood pottery vase, 12.0'' ht., 1947, mold # 6873, by Edward T. Hurley, birds & floral, crazing

Rookwood Art Pottery Ovoid Shape Scenic Vellum Vase by Edward T. Hurley (worked 1896-1948), 1938, with muted waterside forest landscape, marked on base with impressed 'RP' mark, 'XXXVIII', '913D', and

impressed number 943C. 10 1/2" tall. No chips, cracks or repairs. However, there is some crazing.

It measures 5" tall x 2" diameter at top. In very nice overall condition, has crazing throughout glaze.

19thc Rookwood Ceramic Pottery Painted Vase by Constance Baker. Dimensions- H-7" x Dia-4.5"

Fine Rookwood Porcelain scenic vase painted by Ed Diers in 1923. Pictured is an exotic bird perched in a blossoming cherry tree while large flowers spring up from the ground. A dark gray band encircle

American art pottery Rookwood vellum vase, painted with white chrysanthemums on pale yellow-to-green ground. Shape #943D. 'WS' intertwined with 'A' to underside, in addition to Rookwood marks. Dated 1

Rookwood Scenic Vellum vase painted by Ed Diers in 1921 with tall trees in the foreground. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 951 F, an impressed V for Vellum and Mr. Diers' monogram. There

Two Rookwood Pottery vases with vibrant, hand painted flowers by Katherine Jones (active 1924-1931). The first is a 1926 bud vase with painted flowers ringed at the top over pink/green glaze (mold #92

Rookwood Scenic Art Pottery Vase, hand painted trees and river in blue, green and pink, incised Rookwood mark, XXIV and '67 on bottom of vase, 4 1/4"d x 4 1/2"h, artist Frederick Rothenbusch (artist m