William E. Hentschel, Three works

Attributed to William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery monumental earthenware vase with three repeating carved peacocks encircling the body, shape number 306 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1912 matte

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery carved and painted earthenware vase with three stylized poppy flowers, shape number 77A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1910 matte glazed ceramic impressed fact

Mat glaze vase with three hand modeled panels each containing a tulip, produced in 1913 and covered with purple over rose mat glazes, most likely the work of William Hentschel. Marks include the Rookw

Ombroso glaze vase with carved design at the rim, the work of William Hentschel in 1914. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 935 E and incised with the artist’s monogram. There are tiny

Lot of three mechanical banks: first, a William Tell mechanical bank in good to very good condition with original trap, repaired base, works well; second, a J. & E. Stevens Speaking Dog mechanical ban

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Ombroso glaze vase with incised foliate decoration and mottled colors, shape number 989D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914 matte glazed ceramic i

William E. Hentschel for Rookwood Pottery Decorated Porcelain vase with parakeet and magnolia USA, 1924glazed porcelain 13.25 h x 7.125 dia in (34 x 18 cm) Vase features a version of Rookwood'

Attributed to William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery bulbous vase with hand-carved stylized dogwood decoration under a rose over green glaze, shape number 1375 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914 ma

William E. Hentschel for Rookwood Pottery (American, 1892-1962) Vase, 1914 glazed earthenware impressed manufacturer's mark, date mark and number '1782' to underside and with incised artist's initials

Attributed to William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery unusual earthenware hand-modeled vase with five buttresses and five reticulations on the shoulder, shape number 900C Cincinnati, Ohi

Rookwood Pottery by William E. Hentschel vase Cincinnati, OH, 1914 glazed, painted, and incised ceramic artist signed, dated, numbered 11"h x 7"dia

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with intricate slip trailed circles and lines, shape number 130 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1927 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks

William E. Hentschel for Rookwood Pottery, attribution Hand-carved vase USA, 1913glazed earthenware 9.625 h x 4.25 dia in (24 x 11 cm) Vase features reticulations at the rim and incised geomet

A William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Ombroso Glaze Vase, 1910, Marked with company logo and date 1910. Shape number 359 and artist mark. H: 3 1/4 W: 5 in. An important Cleveland collector.

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with bold lotus blossom decoration, shape number 2528 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1923 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, painted a

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Harold Bopp Pottery, later Kenton Hills Porcelains simple porcelain vase with applied black lines encircling, shape number 107 Erlanger, Kentucky, circa 1939 high

Gazelle midst tropical vegetation A Stenciled Aquatint on paper Signed in pencil "9" and "W. E. Hentschel 1930" Jordon Volpe Gallery description on their label. Exhibited Jordan Volpe Gallery 1983.

William E. Hentschel (American, 1892- 1962) Midcentury modern school oil brayer stencil painting on paper. Educated at New York's Art Students' League and the Cincinnati Art Academy. He was a designer

Circa 1930s airbrush pochoir painting by Rookwood pottery artist William Ernest Hentschel. It depicts a group of bathers in a garden. Signed lower left. Framed size 25-5/8" x 27-1/2". CONDITION: There

William E. Hentschel (American, 1892-1962) Midcentury modern school oil brayer stencil painting on paper. Educated at New York's Art Students' League and the Cincinnati Art Academy. He was a decorator

William E. Hentschel (American,1892-1962) Modernist oil brayer stencil painting on paper. Hentschel was educated at New York's Art Students' League and the Cincinnati Art Academy. He was a decorator a

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Potterycarved earthenware vase with fruit and leaves, shape number 363Cincinnati, Ohio, 1915high glazed ceramicimpressed factory marks, incised artist's m

William E. Hentschel (American, 1892-1962) circa 1940s tempera painting on paper depicting an elephant. Hentschel studied at New York's Art Students' League ant the Cincinnati Art Academy. He was a de

(4) Carved and Matte Glazed Rookwood Pottery Vases, including: Large purple glazed vase by William E. Hentschel, 1914, #130, with floral decoration around shoulder, 7" high, 6 1/2" diam.; Tall vase by