Reed for Rookwood, Sioux portrait vase

Olga Geneva Reed for Rookwood Pottery Kills Alone, Sioux (Standard Glaze Native American portrait vase) USA, 1899glazed earthenware 9.125 h x 6.375 dia in (23 x 16 cm) Vase features a portrait

Tall Standard glaze vase with a portrait of Oglala Sioux Chief Bird Head painted by Sturgis Laurence in 1900. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape S 1511 A, incised "Bird H

Portrait on front. Marked "LC Lutz died on nov 4th 1893 compliments of Bruce" and Rookwood mark with "W" on underside. 21"h x 14"w

Decorated with iris, mold #295E, dated 1912, vellum glaze. RP and artist intials to underside. 7 1/4 high.

Olga Geneva Reed (1873-1955) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Painted Mat glaze vase with stylized red poppy decoration, shape number 188CZ Cincinnati, Ohio, 1904 matte glazed ceramic impressed factor

Olga Geneva Reed (1873-1955) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Vellum glaze vase with cherry blossom decoration, shape number 953 Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1912 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory mar

Olga Reed (b. 1873) for Rookwood Pottery Iris vase decorated with Japanese irises, #901C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1902 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks retains a paper label from the Cincinnat

Fully signed measuring 7 7/8" tall and 4 1/4" dia. Good condition overall.

Double handled Rookwood pottery vase. Portrait Van Dyck over standard glaze. Hand signed MA Daly dated 1894, RP logo, #51154 & W. 8 dia x 11.5h.

Rookwood vase with abstract impressionist floral decoration by Olga Reed dated 1907. Signed. Perfect condition. 7.25"h x 3.25"d. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a

Iris glaze vase decorated with vines filled with purple berries, the work of Olga Geneva Reed in 1901. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 904 D, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. R

Standard glaze vase decorated with goldenrod painted by Olga Geneva Reed in 1902. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 732 B and Ms. Reed’s incised initials. There is a wheel ground X du

Sturgis Lawrence (1870-1961) for Rookwood Pottery, Black Bird, Sioux pillow vase, #707X, Cincinnati, OH, 1900, Standard glazed ceramic, marked, 11"w x 10.5"h

Rookwood Vellum glaze vase with Queen Anne's lace decoration done in 1912 by Olga Geneva Reed. Marks include the company logo, the date, shape number 1667, an impressed V and the incised initials of t

Rookwood Light Standard glaze vase with chestnut stems, leaves and nuts painted in 1893 by Olga Geneva Reed. The Light Standard glaze allows the strong colors in the decoration and background to shine

Iris glaze vase decorated with tulips painted by Olga Geneva Reed in 1910. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 30 E, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Reed’s incised initials.

Mini Rookwood vase (3 3/4"h), mini German portrait vase (3 3/4"h) and mini cameo vase (6"h)

Grace Young for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze Native American portrait vase with mother and child USA, 1900glazed earthenware 9.125 h x 6.25 dia in (23 x 16 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark

OLGA G. REED (b. 1873) ROOKWOOD Tall Iris Glaze vase with dogwood, Cincinnati, OH, 1902 Flame mark/II/925C/O.G.R./W 9 1/2" x 5"

Rookwood Pottery, 3 standard glaze vases. All with floral decoration. Each with RP flame mark and artist initialed. Initialed CAB (Constance Amelia Baker), number 654C, 5 1/2"H; initialed OGR (Olga Ge

Portrait vase in Standard glaze after Moroni, circa 1903, with artist's monogram, flame mark, and impressed 940 / D h. 9 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Seymour Geringer, thence by descent through t

Rookwood Pottery by Carrie Steinlesilver overlay vase Cincinnati, OH, 1894 silver-overlaid glazed ceramicartist signed, dated, numbered with a Rookwood Pottery by O.G. Reed silver overlay vase, 18

Standard Glaze portrait vase of Caravaggio. RP Logo to underside, 707A artist signature. 7.75w x 3.5d x 7.5h.

Antique Rookwood Vase. Artist marks on bottom: O.G.R - Olga Geneva Reed. Flame marking on bottom. Flame has 14 lines with the roman numeral 2 (II) - leading to this vase being made by Rookwood in 1902