Rookwood Limoges basket, rabbits, MLN?, 4 3/8”,

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

Monumental Limoges style vase, most likely an early work by Maria Longworth Nichols, featuring heavy slip decoration of birds and frogs, highlighted with fired on gold. Although unmarked, the vase has

Albert A. Humphreys for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style basket with swallows and grass USA, 1882glazed earthenware 5.875 h x 11.625 w x 6.25 d in (15 x 30 x 16 cm) Incised manufacturer's mark,

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

Fine example with literally no damage. Measures 4 3/8" wide and 3 1/4" tall. From an old Sacramento, California collection. Ex- Scanlon.

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

Design Crystal candleholders, each decorated with a single blue magnolia, the work of Jens Jensen in 1945. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 6913, the artist's cypher, a wheel ground X and

Attributed to Maria Longworth Nichols Storer (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware basket with frolicking monkeys on one side and a malevolent genie on the other along with spider

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

Rookwood Limoges perfume jug decorated with birds in flight and having fired on gold highlights, done in 1883 by an artist who did not sign the piece. Impressed on the bottom Rookwood, 1883, shape 60,

Rookwood Limoges perfume jug decorated with birds in flight and having fired on gold highlights, done in 1883 by an artist who did not sign the piece. Impressed on the bottom Rookwood, 1883, shape 60,

Antique Split Oak Tobacco Basket. 38 1/4" X 37 3/4"

Pair of glass Easter candy containers, rabbit holding basket 4.5" H, duck on basket 3.5" L

Mahogany glaze vase having great patches of Goldstone and decorated with a trio of geese, the work of Artus Van Briggle in the 1890's. Marks include the Rookwood logo, shape 568 E and Mr. Van Briggle'

Limoges style perfume jug decorated with a single bird, plants and fired on gold, done in 1883 by an artist who didn't sign the piece. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1883, shape 60 and a R for Red clay. There is

Rookwood twin handled 4 3/8 inch vase, incised with three irises on each side and covered with a rich brown mat glaze, the work of Lorinda Epply in 1911. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 1

Industrial Locker Basket Island 38 1/4"H, 44 3/4" x 14"

Hand -Wrought Iron Chandelier with Hounds, Squirrels and Rabbits, 4 lights. (MCHA1203) {WK} Property Title: Measurements:38" H x 33 Dia.

19th C. O / C - Rabbit and Duck frame - 70 1/4" x 38 1/4" / painting - 63 3/4" x 31 3/4"

Standard glaze painted with cherry blossoms, with Rookwood symbol with 4 flames above, 1890, shape number 548 with W below and incised initials M.L.N., 4" diameter x 2 1/2" high. Condition Fine.

By Anne Valentine. Date 1889. Shape 462. Graceful arrangement of daisies highlighted by gold. Measures 10 3/4"H to handle top. Incised artist monogram. Impressed W for white clay body. Well excuted de

1923 Rookwood “Rabbit” Art Pottery Bowl. Matte yellow glaze with band of rabbits decorating upper rim. 2 ½” x 4 ¾”.

Limoges style 6 1/4 inch pitcher decorated in 1886 by Anna Bookprinter, who depicted a swallow gliding through a cloudy sky with oriental grasses below. Impressed Rookwood in block letters, the date,

Pottery: Rookwood Pottery 1887, Artist: Unknown, Shape#: 7w, Signed: RP logo, Size: 9 1/4 widest point