Rookwood Standard 2 5/8" bowl, Steinle, clover

Caroline (Carrie) Steinle (1871-1944) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze vase with white clover decoration, shape number 1120 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1907 high glazed ceramic impressed factory

Early Lorinda Epply vase done at Rookwood in 1905. Done in Standard glaze with clover decoration, the vase measures 5 5/8 inches tall. Marks include the company logo, the date, shape number 917 E and

Striking Standard glaze vase decorated with a single peacock feather, the work of Carrie Steinle in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 922 E and the artist's incised monogram. There is

Caroline Steinle (1871-1944) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vases decorated with cherry blossoms, two: shape numbers 534C and 935D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1896 (#534C); 1904 (#935D) glazed ceramic impr

pieces: 8 1/4" vase, 1949, #6969; 10" center bowl 1927, #2847; 7 1/2" vase 1943

Standard Glaze vase with field clover done by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1895. Height is 4 1/2 inches. Marked with the factory logo, the date, shape 751D and the artist’s monogram. Step-back base. Fin

Standard Glaze vase, the work of Carrie Steinle who executed dogwood blossoms on a branch in 1902. Height 5 1/2 inches. Impressed with the company logo, date, 513 shape and incised with the artist mon

Standard Glaze vase with field clover painted by Edith Felton in 1897. Height is 5 1/2 inches. Marked with the company logo, the date, shape 765, esoteric mark and the artist’s monogram. Fine cr

Rookwood standard glaze vase by Charles John Dibowski, dated 1895. It is in overall great condition and measures approx 2.75" T x 3.75" W. Please see photos for makings on the bottom. Please review al

decorated with flowers. likely Artus Van Briggle, 1892, 3 1/2 inches high, 3 3/4 inches diameter, marked Rookwood flame mark/ F/G12/artist's monogram

Harriet E. Wilcox (1869-1943) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with clover, #604D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 4 1/2"dia x 7"h P

Standard Glaze 6 1/2 inch ewer, decorated with beach leaves and nuts by Carrie Steinle in 1894. Marked with the Rookwood symbol, which indicates the date, shape 639 D, a W for White clay and the incis

Standard glaze, lidded with two tab handles, polychrome painted with flowering clover, marked on base with entwined "RP" mark, dated 1903, shape number "832", with inscribed "WEH" monogram, 3 1/4" dia

Rookwood Standard glaze bowl with lavish chrysanthemum decoration done in 1898 by Olga Geneva Reed. Marks include the company logo, which indicates the date, shape number 214 A, a star shaped esoteric

Standard glaze bowl decorated with apple blossoms painted by E.T. Hurley in 1896. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 214 C and Mr. Hurley’s incised monogram. There

5 ¼” x 2 5/8” Bowl – Bolivia

Unusual three handled Standard glaze humidor with lid painted by Carrie Steinle in 1900. Decoration all around the body and on domed lid consists of fall leaves in shades of brown. Marks include the R

Standard glaze vase decorated with lilies painted by Carrie Steinle in 1897. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 744 C and Ms. Steinle's incised monogram. There is fine ov

Standard glaze vase with clover decoration painted by Cora Crofton in 1896. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 707 C and Ms. Crofton's incised monogram. There is faint ov

Rookwood standard glaze 2 handled pot by Sallie Toohey, dated 1896. It is in overall great condition and measures approx 6.75" T x 6.5" W. Please see photos for makings on the bottom. Please review al

Standard glaze mug decorated with the portrait of an unidentified Native American produced in 1897 by Mary Louella Perkins. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 587 C, a tr

Standard glaze mug decorated with the profile portrait of a Native American with headdress, the work of Sallie Toohey in 1896. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 587 C an

Console bowl, 6 7/8 inches high by 12 1/2 inches long, with an art deco style female at either end, a Louise Abel design, cast in 1929 and covered with the Ivory mat glaze. Marks include the Rookwood

Standard glaze ewer decorated with nasturtiums by Ed Diers in 1901. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 718 and Mr. Diers' incised monogram. There is faint overall crazing