Four Rookwood Art Pottery Vases

American, early 20th century, all with Rookwood "RP" flame mark: vase by Edward T. Hurley, shape #907F, floral decoration along the shoulder, 7-3/4 in.; ovoid vase, shape #2402, peacock feather decora

All signed. Max Ht. 7 1/2".

includes; salmon matte glazed vase, dated 1925, #2544, 8 in. H., salmon matte glazed vase, dated 1925, #2313, 6 1/2 in. H., mauve matte glazed vase, with stylized floral band, dated 1929, #2324, 8 in.

Four Rookwood Art Pottery Vases, early 20th c., various glazes, the maroon vase (model 6762) with Southwest theme, largest h. 5 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Eric Bloomquist, Bloomington, IL.

Elegant group including four various glazes and forms all marked at underside. Good condition throughout. Tallest: H9 1/2" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey Sr. of Lancast

Rookwood Pottery (American), 1904, 1909, 1910, and 1924. Group of four art pottery vases with matte finish and low relief. Appropriately marked to underside. Approx. h. 6.25" (tallest), h. 3.75" (smal

Lot of four pieces of assorted Rookwood art pottery. Includes a 7" diameter matte white bowl with green interior #6475-D, a 6.5" tall flared tan and green vase #2240, a 7" tall brown/red ombre vase, a

This is a group of four antique art pottery pieces from the Rookwood Pottery Company of Ohio. The group includes a blue floral vase #2591, a green floral vase #2408, a lettuce form bowl #6819, and a b

each signed; the first: Weller, green glaze (5 3/4 inches high; the second: Van Briggle, dated 1904, shape number 177, blue-violet glaze (4 3/4 inches high); the third: Rookwood, pink glaze, dated 193

Rookwood Pottery art floral table lamp likely converted vase. Seated on a circular pierced base on four footed griffin head legs. Measuring approx. 19.5" to top of socket. In good age appropriate cond

Mostly European, Early 20th Century, Including Gouda And Majolica, All Marked Underside, Tallest 9.5 Inches, Rim Chip To Tallest. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

All signed. Max Ht. 7".

AMERICAN ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a form 6206D example with foliate and leaf motif on cream ground, signed "MHM" to underside for Margaret Helen McDonald (1893-1964) and a tr

Lot of (3) Pieces of American Art Pottery by Rookwood, all with impressed flamed RP mark on base, incl: Paneled leaf and flower molded vase, #2090, 1928, with matte medium blue glaze, 4 5/8" high; Low

Two Rookwood Art Pottery Vases. The larger wax glaze vase with floral design with ochre to orange glaze, shape # 614D, circa 1927, signed MM, possibly for Marianne Mitchell; the smaller pink and gray

Two Rookwood Art Pottery Vases1898-1900, standard glaze decorated with flowers, the base marked 605E and the pitcher 461, signed initials likely for Sara Sax. Vase 5.5 in.; Pitcher 4 x 5 in. Estate of

Lot of (2) Early 20th c. Rookwood Pottery Vases, incl: Molded vase 904D, dated 1913, in matte yellow glaze, with molded floral decoration, craquelure surface, 8 3/4" high, 3 3/4" diam., small chips to

American, Ohio, Early 20th Century, Each With Factory Cipher And Various Numbers 961E, XX 2373, 2874, And XIII 1681, Tallest 7 Inches, All With Shelf Wear And Light Crazing. See Photos For Additional

Two early to mid 20th century Rookwood Art Pottery vases. Round and Art Deco style forms in Light Blue glaze. Impressed marks. Some crazing and slight wear. Up to 5" high. ESTIMATE $100-200

Three 20th century Rookwood Art Pottery vases. Baluster forms in Blue and Mauve modeled glazes. Includes a 6 1/4" high footed vase and two simple 3 1/4" high vases. Incised marks. Some crazing and sur

Two by Ephraim pottery, one inscribed CBP, and one by Red Wing Art Pottery. From: 5"h to 9-1/4"h

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

Yellow fitted with 2-handles, dated 1920, #770, approximate height 5 1/2", and mauve, dated 1921, numbered illegibly on underside, height 8".

Bottle form, decorated by Josephine E. Zettel with yellow daffodils on a brown, green and rust ground, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo indicating date 1898, shape #744 C, process mark, sig