Rookwood Ewer, c.1901 by Edward Abel

(lot of 5) Group of Rookwood, Frankcoma and other pottery, comprising Rookwood miniature standard glaze vase by Edward Abel, 1891, painted with floral spray, impressed 5 flame mark over 582, incised a

2 ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASES 1893 One decorated by Edward Abel, having standard glaze with pansies on a ground in varying shades of green, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo indicating date 1893,

One decorated by Edward Abel, having standard glaze with pansies on a ground in varying shades of green, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo indicating date 1893, shape #606 B, W (for white cl

Six Standard Glaze vessels: ewer decorated with dogwood blossoms, two corn jugs, ovoid vase decorated with maple leaves, bulbous bud vase decorated with chrysanthemums, and corseted vase decorated wit

An undated 19th century Rookwood yellow ground ewer model 725 C W, signed MAD for Matthew A. Daly. Matthew Andrew Daly (B. 1860, D.1937) worked for Rookwood from 1883-1903. The ewer features geese mot

Rookwood Art Pottery Glaze Ewer Pitcher by Matt A. Daly (1860-1937) #471B Hand Painted Light Brown Floral Design Currants Mountain-Ash Sorbus High Glazed Earthenware 1889 Impressed Mark Art Nouveau Un

Rookwood Vellum Vase signed by Edward Hurley, 1912, measures 7.5"

Fine early piece with painted bird in flight and grasses, on green/grey ground with impressed fern leaves on neck with original gilt decoration, C form handle and gilt at lip, marked on base with entw

Standard Glaze with polychrome painted flowers, marked on base with entwined "RP" mark, dated 1897, shape number "779" with stamped five-pointed star below2 3/4" diameter x 7 1/4" high.

Standard glaze with painted fall ash leaves, marked on base with Rookwood symbol with 12 flames, 1899, shape number 495C, & incised initials E.R.F. (Edith R. Felton), 5" diameter x 4 3/4" high. Condit

Limoges pitcher, most likely very early Rookwood, decorated with apple blossoms. The glaze and decoration seem to match early 1880's Rookwood and the shape would be 101. There are no markings. There i

1882, Rookwood pottery ewer, incised artist signature and Rookwood Pottery, Cino, 1882. Matte cream glaze with incised branching leaves decoration. 6dia x 12.25h

Dull Finish ewer with impressed decoration of thin branches and star shaped leaves, attributed to Fannie Auckland in 1882. Impressed ROOKWOOD and 1882 on the bottom and having a thinly incised esoteri

Rookwood ewer, RP logo, dated 1946 & shape #6791. Blue high glaze. 4 1/2 w x 11.

C C Linderman for Rookwood Pottery Ewer with Sterling Silver Overlay 1900, having a standard glaze and orange clover motif surrounded by a silver cutout in a clover motif, silver handle and a cartouch

Louise Abel Rookwood Vase, 1922 mat glazed, pink ground with blossoming flowers, bottom marked with rookwood logo, XXII, 1126C stamped with Abelis monogram. height 9 1/4 inches.

Rookwood Pottery Edward P. Cranch Drinking Narrative Tankard 1892. Edward Cranch was an attorney in Cincinnati who was involved with Rookwood since it was founded by Maria Longworth-Nichols. Cranch of

Cincinnati, Ohio, tall amphora form with flowing matt floral motif on turquoise ground, impressed "RP" monogram with "XXVIII" (1928) and shape "6005C" with artist's cipher painted in black, 13-1/4 in.

Rookwood art pottery ewer fully signed and dated 1882. Measures 7 1/4" tall and 4 7/8" dia. Has a spider in the middle of a web with birds on the reverse. Good condition overall.

Louise Abel (1894-1981) for Rookwood Pottery Decorated Mat glaze vase with flowering branch decoration, shape number 554D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1926 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, painted a

Louise Abel (1894-1981) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Decorated Mat glaze vase with flowering vine designs, shape number 904C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1921 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and

Standard glaze ewer with holly berries and yellow flowers, the work of Artus Van Briggle in 1891. There are also some patches of Tiger Eye and other interesting glaze anomalies. Marks include the Rook

Standard glaze ewer with branches of dogwood beautifully painted by Amelia Sprague in 1893. Height 10 3/4 inches. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 496 B, W for white c

Pottery: Rookwood Pottery 1983, Shape# 468B, Signed: Artist cipher, RP logo, Size: 11h