Pair Rookwood Pottery Vases

Pair Rookwood Pottery Vases by E.T. Hurley #6806, 1943. Hand painted orange and purple tulips throughout the exterior with a blue interior. Rookwood mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 2 lbs M

Pair Rookwood Pottery Vases by E.T. Hurley #6806, 1943. Hand painted orange and purple tulips throughout the exterior with a blue interior. Rookwood mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 2 lbs M

Elizabeth Barrett for Rookwood 1946. Matching pair. These have been together for 74 years. For Both: 4" W x 10" H

Both in matt glazes, and marked with Roookwood symbol, one dated 1922 & one 1925, shape number 2557, 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 5" high. Condition Both Fine.

Bi-color matt glaze, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1928 & 1931, shape number 2762, designed by Kataro Shirayamadani, 3 1/2" diameter & high. Condition Both Fine.

Bi-color high glaze, green exterior & yellow interior, leaf form, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1949 & 1950, shaape number 6969, designed by Margaret H. McDonald, 5 1/4" diameter x 8 1/2" high. C

Each dated 1948, with a white glaze and a band of daisies around the shoulder, marked on base. Dimensions: H 5.5 x W 3.5 x D 3.5 inches NOTE: No evidence of cracks, chips or repairs

A small glaze effect vase in a deep plum or crimson. 1932. Shape 6318F. Also, a mat white glaze pot with leaves. 1939. Shape 6632. 5.25" ht.

Pair of Rookwood pottery vases, 1939. Shape 6740. Features a glaze scene of attractive blooming dogwood trees. Artist cypher to underside for Margaret M. McDonald, who joined her father at Rookwood in

A pair of Rookwood Pottery vases, each in different glazes, one in a mustard, the other in a sponge-like purple. Ht. of tallest 10".

A pair of Rookwood Pottery vases forms 6327 and 6991, respectively. Each with a gray to brown to turquoise altering tone to glaze. Tallest ht. 8".

A pair of Rookwood Pottery vases in matching plum glaze. Includes a 1924 flowing cabinet vase (mold #2093) and a 1918 two-tone hexagonal vase with blue interior, embossed art deco imagery on each face

A pair of Rookwood pottery vases in matching green over matte pink glaze. Includes a 1927 flared cylindrical vase with embossed peacock feather designs (mold #1903) and a 1938 art deco pattern vase (m

A pair of Rookwood pottery vases in matching brown and cream glaze. Lot includes a 1931 rotund vase with floral designs (mold #6230) and a 1925 two-handled vase with incised spirals and lines (mold #2

Group of two 1919 Rookwood vases. Includes a teal matte glaze vase with art deco design work (mold #2405) measuring 9 1/2" tall and a smaller vase with matte rose glaze and pedal shaped decoration (mo

Both in matt glaze with three feet, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1905 (tan) & 1919 (blue), shape number 2093, 3 1/2 diameter x 3 1/4" high. Condition Both Fine.

Pair of Black Rookwood Pottery Vases. 9 3/4" H

Pair of Rookwood Vases, Blue, 4.5" tall. They are mold number 2655 and appear to be dated 1931 & 1932

1956 and 1957, one with stamp on bottom reading "Ohio Homebuilders Convention, Cincinnati, OH". Shape 6474. Height: 4"

A pair of 1920s Rookwood Pottery vases. Includes a 1926 10" vase with brown over yellow matte glaze (mold #2782) and a 1924 9 1/2" vase with cream matte glaze (mold #1920). *notes- #2782 has faint scr

A pair of Rookwood Pottery cabinet vases in a similar blue glaze, both produced in 1939. The first is a slender bud vase (mold #917E) while the second is wider and does not show a mold number, instead

A pair of vases, including one painted mat vase by Sallie Coyne, 1925, shape 935E, signed in black slip to underside. Ht. 7". Seocnd is a vellum glaze vase by Marianne Mitchell, 1931. Shape 6206F, sig

Elizabeth Barrett (1903-1987) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vases with yellow pear decoration, pair, shape number 6644E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1945 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised art

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery Design Crystal vases, pair with cherry blossom decoration, shape number 2193 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1944 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks each: 5