Rookwood Arts & Crafts Bowl by E. Lincoln

Painted with leaves and stylized blossoms by Elizabeth Lincoln, marked on base with factory logo, dated 1920, shape number 2106C, with artist incised initials, 10 ¼” diameter x 2 5/8&rdqu

A group of 3 Rookwood arts and crafts pottery. The group includes a pair of blue candlesticks, no. 822-D dated 1923, and a small blue glazed bowl no. 2163-E dated 1924. Dimensions are: the candlestick

Elizabeth Lincoln, aka Lisbeth worked for Rookwood from 1892 - 1931. She learned her craft from Cincinnati Art Academy and her work can be found in a variety of glazes. This golden yellow glaze bowl s

Matt glaze, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1918, shape number 2134, designed by Albert C. Minson, 5 1/2" diameter x 2" high. Condition Fine.

1922, band of floral decoration, on four feet, impressed mark and number 1351 to underside. 3 x 6.25 in diameter.Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

(lot of 5) American Arts and Crafts pottery vases/ bowls, Rookwood Pottery Company, including: (1) owl match holder, c.1902, shape number 1288, brown-green vellum glaze, approx 1.75"h, 3"w, 2.75"d, (1

Arts & Crafts period Rookwood bowl in matte green. Marked as shown. 2 1/2 x 5".

Arts & Crafts period Rookwood bowl in flambe matte blue. Marked as shown. 4 1/2" in diameter.

STAMPED 1914 ROOKWOOD, LOW FOOTED BOWL. ARTIST STAMPED ON BASE, W.E. HENTSCHEL? GOOD CONDITION, NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS. 10 1/2" DIAM.

Both matt glaze & marked with Rookwood symbol, including vase with molded dandelion flowers, dated 1930, shape number 2591, designed by Sarah Tooley, 3" diameter x 5 1/2" high; and Arts & Crafts bowl

Arts And Crafts 1917 Rookwood Pottery Bowl. Marked "XVII 362." Approximately 5.25W x 2.0H in.

Rookwood 1917 Arts and Crafts style matte glaze art pottery bowl with lily pad slip decoration over cobalt ground 2.5" x 5"

Saturday Evening Girls (S.E.G.) artist signed and dated pottery bowl by EVA GENECO (E.G). Circular form. border decorated with five windmills. Marked: 19-4-12 S.E.G. E.G. . Dimensions: 1.75 in. hgt. x

A Rookwood pottery mat glazed bowl. Molded Arts & Crafts stylized floral decoration. Yellow mat glaze. Marks underfoot include the Rookwood logo, date XX (1920) and the shape 1643. Measures 5.25" diam

(lot of 4) American Arts and Crafts and style pottery, including: (1) Rookwood Pottery rook footed bowl, c.1918, shape number 2360, matte pink glaze, approx 4.25"h, 5.5"diam, (1) Rookwood Pottery rook

Arts & Crafts Vellum pine cone bowl, designed by Kataro Shirayamadani, cast in 1909 and covered with dark over light blue mat glazes. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date and shape 1214. Size is 2 1/

American Arts & Crafts Pottery, jardiniere, vase, bowl and bookends, pair, glazed ceramic, various marks, makers include Zanesville Pottery, York Pottery Co. and Rookwood Pottery, tallest: 7.5"dia x 8

Bowl, Marked Rookwood Art Pottery, Dated 1921, 3" x 5", #1842, Brown, Green And Pink Mottled Design, Artist Signed William E. Hentschel, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

An antique Arts & Crafts artist signed Rookwood art pottery vase by Elizabeth Lincoln offers abstract stylized floral decoration with matte glaze, signed on base as photographed, circa 1928. Measures:

Rookwood Pottery, Ohio, USA. Group of four Arts & Crafts pottery pieces, 1917-1925. Including:One matte pink bowl of lobed form with square adornments. Date mark of 1925, maker's mark, and style numbe

Colorful Arts & Crafts style scenic vellum vase done by Fred Rothenbusch in 1922. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 922 E, an impressed V for Vellum and Mr. Rothenbusch’s incised monogram

Fine Arts & Crafts design with band of flowering cherry branches on cream gound on rose colored body, dated 1920 with Rookwood monogram and shape number "913E", with inscised "E.T.H." 3 1/2" diameter

A Rookwood pottery glossy glazed bowl. Three-handled form having molded Arts & Crafts decoration at the shoulder. Blue glossy glaze. Marks underfoot include the Rookwood logo, date XXVIII (1928) and t

Good pair of Hurley Bronze seahorse candlesticks measuring 13 inches tall. Arguably E.T. Hurley's best design, the tall sticks are the epitome of Arts & Crafts work done by one of Rookwood's most crea