ROOKWOOD Two Standard glaze small baluster vases,

Two Standard Glaze pieces: plate decorated with grapes and Green Man low relief border, baluster vase decorated with lilies, Cincinnati, OH, 1885/1886; Both with flame mark, date, and artist cipher; P

monogrammed Lenore Asbury decorated with peonies, 8" high signed and dated 1902 and Olga Reed, with three footed base, 4 3/4" high SHIPPING: Shipping available within the Continental USA (excludes ins

Rookwood Pottery Irene Bishop Two-Handled Standard Glaze Vase 1901. Signed. Perfect condition. 5.25"h x 3.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48

Rookwood Pottery Harriet E. Wilcox Two-Handled Standard Glaze Lillies Vase 1891. Signed. Perfect condition. 7.75"h x 4"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within th

Irene Bishop (1881-1925) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze vase with small orange flowers for decoration, shape number 926E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1904 high glazed ceramic impressed factory m

Small Rookwood vase, standard glaze,c.1910. 6.75" high

Albert R. Valentien (1862-1925) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with poppies, #648 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1892 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 10 1/2"dia x 14

Matthew A. Daly (1860-1937) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with lilies, #292 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1886 high glaze ceramic impressed marks, incised maker's mark 4 3/4"w x 4

Harriet E. Wilcox (1869-1943) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with clover, #604D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 4 1/2"dia x 7"h P

Likely Grace Young (1869-1947) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with daffodils, #459E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1891 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 4"dia x 4"h P

Sallie Toohey (1872-1941) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with mums, #461 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1890 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 5"dia x 4"h Provenance:

Rookwood Standard glaze vase with two loop handles and a crimped rim the corresponds with the handles done by E.T. Hurley in 1898. Decoration consists of autumn leaves. Marks include the company logo,

Katherine Hickman (1873-1954) for Rookwood Potterydelicate earthenware Standard Glaze footed pocket vase with small yellow flowers and leaves, shape number 636Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898high glazed ceramic

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

Graceful 12 inch Standard Glaze vase decorated with two tiger lily blooms by Sallie Toohey in 1899. Marked with the Rookwood insignia, which indicates the date, shape 566 B and the artist’s incised

ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE, having standard brown glaze with small white flowers and stems on one side. Impressed sun with 14 rays, "614E", and "O.C.P." Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Circa 1901.

John Dee Wareham and Mary Nourse for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vases with tulips and daffodils, set of two USA, 1897, 1901glazed earthenware 8.125 h x 4 dia in (21 x 10 cm) 6.875 h x 3.5 dia

Caroline Steinle (1871-1944) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vases decorated with cherry blossoms, two: shape numbers 534C and 935D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1896 (#534C); 1904 (#935D) glazed ceramic impr

Standard Glaze vase by E.T. Hurley presented with a trio of daffodils on the front with two more on the side. Height 9 3/4 inches. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, 1901 date, 903B shape, the artist's

Rookwood Standard glaze vase with Gorham silver overlay done, circa 1892, by an unknown artist. Decoration consists of cascading autumnal leaves and two spotted butterflies nearby. Marks include the c

Early Standard (Mahogany) glaze vase decorated with two crabs and a lobster, the work of Albert Valentien in 1885. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1885, shape 162 C, an R for Red clay and Mr. Valentien’s in

Art Pottery Two-Handled Vase, American, late 19th C., of flattened globular form with a ruffled rim, painted on one side with brown, orange, and green autumnal leaves, with a standard glaze. Small 1/4

Rookwood Mahogany vase (Standard glaze over red clay) showing two cranes in flight over tall reeds. Dated 1897, the vase is marked with the company logo, which indicates the date, a triangle esoteric

(Arden, North Carolina, 1921-1962) all with aubergine glazes, five vase forms, sizes ranging from 3-1/4 to 8-7/8 in., small baluster form vase and one two handled vase with pink glazed interior; pitch