Rookwood Perfume 1882, 4 1/2”, possibly MLN

Early Limoges-style lamp base with bats, period Aesthetic Movement fittings and brass base, Cincinnati, OH, 1882; Impressed ROOKWOOD 1882, incised MLN; Overall: 15 1/4" x 7 1/2", vase only: 5 1/2" x 6

Rookwood 1883 'Japanesque' Decorated Perfume Jug, with delicate bamboo and bird decoration, craquelure texture surface, shape 61, artist mark "MR" for Martin Rettig (worked at Rookwood 1882-1885), 4 1

Limoges style perfume jug decorated with a single bird and having lots of fired on gold highlights, done by Martin Rettig at Rookwood between 1882 and 1885. The only marking is Mr. Rettig's incised in

Group of twelve 10 1/4 inch porcelain plates, each with a unique floral decoration, possibly peonies, the work of Arthur Conant in 1922. Marked on the bottom with the Rookwood logo, date, shape K2 A a

Rene' Lalique Lucien LeLong Art Deco "Skyscraper" perfume accompanied with the original enamel chrome container. The bottle with original stopper rises a mere 4 inches and is mold marked "R. Lalique,

embossed vase, #2090, 1933

ROOKWOOD LIMOGES JARDINIERE VASE WITH MULTI COLORED FISH IN GOLDEN RAISED RELIEF NET , STAMPED ROOKWOOD , 1882 - 12" x 13 1/2"

Roseville Pottery 5 1/2 ”x 4 1/2” planter possibly Persian ? No marking. Small chips on corner

Hawk paperweight, an Arthur Conant design, cast in 1936 and covered with green over light blue mat glazes resulting in nice crystallization. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date and shape 6405. Excel

Standard perfume lamp decorated with dandelion blossoms and foliage precisely painted by Emma Foertmeyer in 1890. Measures 4 inches by 5 1/2 inches across. Impressed with the company logo, which indic

ginger jar with lid, #786, 1919, minor nick to base rim

4 1/2" Oriental Bisque, Possibly Heubach Dollall bisque. Molded pink and green hat and pink molded slippers. Molded black braid down his back.

Excellent Condition-no chips, no cracks

Lalique Frosted Glass Perfume Atomizer. Ht. 4 1/2". Condition the fabric on the atomizer ball is coming apart.

An early Rookwood Japonisme teapot featuring geese, insects, and designs made to look like Japanese characters. The bottom is marked Rookwood, 1882, inscribed ETK. Possibly by Maria Longworth Nichols

Rookwood Limoges perfume jug displaying a butterfly in flight between bamboo clumps done by Martin Rettig in 1884. Height 4 7/8 inches. Impressed Rookwood with date, shape number 60, G for Ginger clay

Standard glaze vase decorated with fall leaves, the work of Elizabeth Lincoln in 1907. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 1120 and Ms. Lincoln's incised initials. There is faint crazing. Hei

SILVER AND CRYSTAL PERFUME BOTTLES (AS IS) 4 1/2" HIGH

Pair French opaline perfumes with hand cut scalloped rims and shapely cut stoppers all trimmed in gold. Measures 4 1/2 inches by 3 inches across. The stoppers have nicks to points and bruising to the

Large Limoges style jardiniere decorated with flowers and lots of fired on gold, the work of Mary Virginia Keenan in 1882. Marked in slip on the bottom Painted by M.V. Keenan fired at Rookwood 1882. A

Unusual pair of candle holders, designed by Kataro Shirayamadani and cast in 1928. The catfish pair were then decorated by Lorinda Epply and covered with multicolored Aventurine Glaze. Impressed with

Butch the Bulldog paperweight, a Louise Abel design modeled after a dog owned by E.T. Hurley, cast in 1935 and covered with a brown glaze with hints of blue. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, sha

Dandy Limoges style moonlit scenic vase with a flock of swallows pictured on one side and several ominous bats on the other interspersed with white clouds and Asian grasses. Done in 1882 by Nicholas H

4 1/2" artist signed Rookwood pottery vase with large floral design. All good, estate fresh.