Rookwood 6 3/8" Iris Glaze, Hurley, 1905, birds.

Iris glaze vase decorated with a trio of fish swimming against white currents, the work of E.T. Hurley in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 926 D, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze

Ed Diers (1870-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze vase with small birds in a cherry tree, shape number 952C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1905 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised a

Iris glaze vase decorated with a pair of birds perched among cherry blossoms painted by Ed Diers in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 952 C, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Mr

Iris glaze vase decorated with pink tulips painted by Lenore Asbury in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 941 C, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Asbury’s incised init

Mat glaze vase with four strange birds and lush leaves done using a squeeze bag, the work of Elizabeth Barrett in 1929. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 130 and Ms. Barrett’s incised

Porcelain high glaze vase decorated with abstract birds amidst foliage in shades of burgundy, blue, orange and purple by E.T. Hurley in 1930. Marked with the Rookwood logo, the date, shape and the art

Subtly beautiful Iris glaze vase with Nouveau style lotus blossom and bud, the work of E.T. Hurley in 1900. An elegant full blown lotus blossom floats above a sinuous stem on a field of deep forest gr

EDWARD T. HURLEY (1869 - 1950) ROOKWOOD Iris Glaze vase with permit fish (uncrazed), Cincinnati, OH, 1906; Flame mark/VI/942C/ETH/W; 6 1/4" x 5"

Iris glaze vase with leaf, vine and berry decoration by Clara Lindeman in 1904. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 905 E, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and the artist's initials. Heigh

Iris glaze vase decorated with daisies painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 951 D, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Mr. Rothenbusch's incised monogr

Iris glaze vase decorated with jonquils painted by Lenore Asbury in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 950 E, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Asbury's incised initials. The

Irene Bishop (American, 1881-1925) for Rookwood Pottery. Iris glaze vase, floral decoration. Incised number 951E. Artist initialed I.B. with RP flame mark, dated V (1905). 6 7/8"H. Crazing throughout,

Iris glaze, graduating from cream to deep blue with red lily decoration. Signed "ETH" to the underside. 1944. Shape #2189. 6.5" ht. x 5.5" wd.

Iris glaze mug nicely decorated with purple poppies painted by Marianne Mitchell in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 587 B, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Mitchell's mon

Rookwood Pottery E.T. Hurley Iris Glaze Fish Vase 1906. Signed. Invisible professional restoration to glaze flaking on rim from firing, which explains why this piece was X'd. Uncrazed. 8.25"h x 3.5"d.

Iris Glaze 10 3/8 inch vase, decorated by Sara Sax, who encircled the vase with pink nasturtiums and green leaves and stems. The vase was neatly drilled for use as a lamp, which partially removed the

Iris glaze vase decorated with pink roses painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1904. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 950 D, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and the artist's monogram. There

John Dee Wareham (1871-1954) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze vase showing an exotic bird with intricate plumage, shape number 614E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898 high glazed ceramic impressed fact

Painted with branching cherry blossoms, marked on base with Rookwood monogram, dated 1905 and shape number "925CC" with inscised & entwined initials "SEC." 4 1/4" diameter x 9 1/4" high.

Rookwood Iris glaze vase with life like pink roses painted, circa 1905, by Carl Schmidt. Typical of Schmidt's work, every petal, every leaf, every stem and every thorn is beautifully rendered. The vas

Fred Rothenbusch (1876-1937) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze vase with wild rose decoration, shape number 906E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1905 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and artist

Special Shape 6 3/8 inch vessel, thrown in 1953 and covered with the Bengal Brown Glaze by Earl Menzel. Marked with the Rookwood symbol, the date, an S for special shape and Menzel's whorl and monogra

John Dee Wareham (1871-1954) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze pitcher featuring a nicely detailed long tailed bird in classic Wareham pastel colors, shape number 833D Cincinnati, Ohio high

Carl Schmidt (1875-1959) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze vase with startling yellow and orange iris decoration, shape number 951C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1905 high glazed ceramic impressed facto