Square Rookwood High Glaze Pottery Vase, 1946,

Blue high glaze with molded floral decoration, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XLVI" for date 1946, shape #6432, process mark, also has a 1/2" horizontal mark on unders

Rookwood High Glaze Pottery Vase, 1899, of baluster form molded with large flowers and leaves, covered overall in a daffodil yellow glaze. Impressed Rookwood mark with shape number 6893. Dimensions:

Rookwood Pottery vase, floral decoration in high glaze. Artist's and manufacture's marks to underside, dated 1944 and shape # 614E. 8 1/2h.

Beautifully painted with pink dogwood. Marked with the company logo, 1946 date, 2732 shape, painted artist monogram, and number 8851.

Dated 1946. Shape 6036 with abstract decoration on cream background, 6"h.

A 1932 Rookwood Pottery high glaze blood red vase. Shape #6318. Makers mark on underside. Made in USA. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

A duo of vibrant Rookwood pottery vases in high gloss glaze. Includes a 1931 green jar vase with lightly embossed leaf designs (mold #6229) and a 1928 blue bud vase with floral decor. Jar vase measure

Rookwood marks incised : XLVI 6914 and applied marks Ley 4258, 6"x 5 1/2". This magnificent, high glaze Rookwood vase was decorated by artist Kay Ley and depicts a bird hiding among green leaves on an

Described By:Sam HFA CNX VX 1484 Title:Yellow High Glaze Rookwood 1935 S Cabinet Vase Art Pottery 6 Inches Description: Beautiful Rookwood cabinet vase with hallmark on bottom. The glaze is a stunning

High glaze marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1948, shape number 6953, designed by John D. Wareham & Ruben E. Menzel, 4 1/2" diameter x 7" high. Condition marked with X but cannot see why.

Both high glaze & marked with Rookwood symbol, including one in green with molded floral, undated, shape number 6363, designed by John D. Wareham, 4" diameter x 6" high; and brown vase with molded flo

High glaze, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1954, shape number 6292DD, designed by John D. Wareham, 2 1/4 x5 3/4 x 6 3/4" high. Condition Fine.

Both high glaze & marked with Rookwood symbol, including bud vase with molded flowers, dated 1952, shape number 7097, designed by Ruben E. Menzel and A.F., 4 x 2 x 5 1/4" high; and vase dated 1940, sh

A rare 1935 Rookwood two handled footed vase with high gloss black glaze exterior and seafoam glaze inside. This piece is marked "S", indicating it was specially thrown in demonstration to visitors. M

A pair of Rookwood Pottery high gloss red glaze vases. Includes a 1948 footed vase (#6314) measuring 7" tall and a 1934 broad form bowl vase (#6419) standing 4 1/4" tall. Makers marks on undersides of

Ed Diers Rookwood pottery vase, depicting bursting milkweed pods, high glaze, shape 939B, 1904 date mark, incised artist mark, "X" mark for glaze imperfections on top rim, 9.75" high

A 1934 Rookwood Pottery vase (mold #6364) with high gloss brown exterior glaze and blue interior glaze. 5 1/2" tall. Makers marks on bottom.

high glaze, footed, 1919 date mark, incised artist mark, 6.25in.

Large Rookwood Pottery Vase with Three Molded Dragons, a Kataro Shirayamadani design, 1948, of baluster form in high glaze, molded in relief with three writhing clawed dragons around the form, the cla

Decorated by Jens Jensen, having high glaze, with stylized ponies on mottled blue and rust ground, interior lined with Rookwood's anniversary glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Ro

Seven pieces in total. Including one curious southwestern / Mexican pictorial vase. Tallest: 5.5"

Matthew A. Daly (1860-1937) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with lilies, #292 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1886 high glaze ceramic impressed marks, incised maker's mark 4 3/4"w x 4

Production vase with chartreuse high glaze, decorated with 4 dark green molded panels, one panel displaying 2 fish, the second with 2 frogs, third with 3 birds in flight and the fourth with an exotic

High glaze with molded branching flowers, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1934, shape number 6459, designed by Arthur P. Conant, 4" diameter x 4 1/2" high. Condition Fine.