Rookwood Standard glaze pitcher, 1886, 259, 8 1/4"

Standard glaze pitcher decorated with a stylized flower, or possibly the sun, done in 1886 by an artist who didn't sign their work. Impressed with ROOKWOOD, 1886, shape 259 and an R for Red clay. Ther

Early Rookwood production lemonade set consisting an 8 1/4 inch tankard with floral embossed rim and four 4 1/8 inch tumblers all under a nice golden brown Standard glaze. Only the tankard has the fac

Standard glaze pitcher without decoration but having patches of Tiger Eye, the work of Laura Fry in 1887. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 259, W3 indicating the White

Trial glaze Rookwood Mahogany (Standard glaze on red clay) vase loaded with Tiger Eye effect done by William McDonald in 1898. Marks include the company logo, which indicates the date, Special shape n

HELEN STUNTZ (1871 - 1949) ROOKWOOD Early Standard Glaze pitcher with poppies and overlay, Cincinnati, OH, 1895 Flame mark/657C/HS 8 1/2" x 4 1/4" Provenance: The Ruth and Seymour Geringer Collection,

Anna Marie Valentien for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze pitcher with apple blossoms USA, 1887glazed earthenware 8 h x 8.875 w x 6.75 d in (20 x 23 x 17 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date

Rookwood Pottery ewer, standard glaze, 1886, decorated by Artus Van Briggle, and numbered 537D on bottom, restored crack at base of handle. 10 1/8''h

Francis William Vreeland for Rookwood Pottery Small Standard Glaze pitcher with coreopsis USA, 1900glazed earthenware 4.375 h x 3.375 w x 3.25 d in (11 x 9 x 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mar

Standard glaze vase decorated with a portrait of George Washington, the work of Grace Young in 1900, after the iconic portrait done by Gilbert Stuart in 1796. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which in

Standard glaze pitcher with lily decoration painted by Grace Young in 1899. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 838 B and Ms. Young's incised monogram. There is a wheel gr

Standard glaze pitcher, number 564D, dated 1890. Decorated with yellow flowers. Artist cipher, RP logo, dated, and shape # to underside. 4.5w x 3.875d x 8.75h.

Standard glaze pitcher decorated with apple blossoms painted by Laura Fry in 1886. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 220, an impressed S for Sage green clay and Ms. Fry'

Mahogany glaze (Standard glaze on red clay) ewer with yellow flowers painted in 1886 by M.A. Daly for Rookwood. Patches of Tiger Eye effect can be seen in the neck and shoulder of the form. Marks incl

Standard glaze Silver overlay milk pitcher with yellow violets among foliage painted by William McDonald in 1892. Height 6 5/8 inches. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, trial

2 ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASE & PITCHER 1897 1907 Pitcher, having standard glaze with pansy decoration, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "VII" for date 1907, shape #259 D, whee

Pitcher, having standard glaze with pansy decoration, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "VII" for date 1907, shape #259 D, wheel cut X indicating second quality, no appare

Ca 1900. Standard Glaze with yellow iris blossom and leaves. Double flared rim. Rookwood mark with 14 flames. Shape number 883D. Artist cipher for Fred Rothenbusch. Measures 8 inches tall.

Standard glaze with iris flowers, squash sided vase, marked with Rookwood symbol with 14 flames (1900), shape number 883D, with incised monogram of Ruthenbusch, 5 1/4 x 3 1/2 x 8" high. Condition Fine

Albert R. Valentien (1862-1925) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze pitcher with monochromatic grapevine decoration done in red on a dark ground, shape number 838A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898 h

ROOKWOOD STANDARD GLAZE PITCHER. Floral. 5''H x 4.5''W.

decorated by Sally Coyne, glaze imperfection

MARY PERKINS ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze Light pitcher with dogwood and silver overlay, Cincinnati, OH, 1892 Flame mark/669/L/W/MLP, silver stamped GORHAM MFG. CO. R958 6 1/4" x 6"

An 1888 Rookwood Pottery pitcher in light standard glaze with painted floral designs by Matthew Andrew Daly (active 1883-1903). Piece shows lighter version of standard glaze and Iris glaze. Makers mar

Early Standard pitcher with asters on scrolling vines covered by Gold Stone glazing by Albert Valentien in 1888. Height is 8 1/4 inches. Impressed with the company logo, date, shape 412 and the incise