A Rookwood Pottery Purple and Blue Frog Dish

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. A Rookwood Pottery triad dish with a blue frog mounted at the top. Marked LI/2765 and dates to 1951. Overall good condition.

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. A Rookwood Pottery dish and attached bird figure dating to 1943. Marked XLIII/6852. Overall good condition. Some bubbling throughout the glaze at the bottom

A small Rookwood pottery dish with crow hovering above wrapped into the dish. Marked XLIV to underside. 4" ht., 7.5" wd.

Ceramic Studio Art, Pottery Dish With handles & Lid. Hand made Studio pottery dish in blue, purple and brown glazes. Marked on underside with a stamp. Measures approx 12 inches w x 8.5 inches tall. No

(2) production line flower frogs, 1621B and 1621E. Dated 1921, blue mat glaze, and dated 1920 pink mat glaze. Blue frog- 4dia x 1.75h.

Group includes dish #M8 and two hard to find lids, Marmalade Jar Cover #M-23, Cover for Dish #M-13. No condition problems to report. Suggested bid $100

Rookwood pottery Blue ship dinnerware. 5.5” bowl. M-26 on bottom of dish.

1920s vase and flower frog with matte blue glaze by Rookwood Pottery. Includes a 1926 vase (mold #2913) with floral medallion motif standing 6 1/4" tall and a 1921 circular flower frog (mold #1621 B)

Edward T. Hurley, Rookwood Pottery decorated vase with flowers. Dark blues, purples, greens and yellows on a light blue ground matte glaze. Cincinnati, OH. Circa 1921. Impressed under base with RP fla

Edward Hurley for Rookwood Pottery Potpourri Jar 1948, stock pattern #S2180 having a yellow body with purple and blue flowers, incised on underside with cipher of Edward Hurley Height: 6 3/4 inches, D

Rookwood Pottery: Rookwood blue bowl #2145 dated 1921, 7.5″d x 3″h with matching flower frog. Perfect condition. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a pack

1920 High fired porcelain. Great purple and blue model glaze effect . 7 1/4"

Rookwood pottery vase, #950D. Purple flowers throughout the central area. Obmred blue to green. With artist cypher for Sallie Elizabeth Coyne to the underside, who worked with Rookwood from 1891 to 19

4pc ROYAL COPENHAGEN Art Pottery Dishes. Serving Pieces. Blue & Purple Designs. All marked. -- Dimensions: H: 2 inches: W: 10.5 inches: D: 10.5 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

vase #2616E, 1922: blue Roseville Apple Blossom vase #387-9, Gouda bowl, burgundy vase #102 and blue flower frog

Janet Harris (American) for Rookwood (American), 1931. Small ceramic vase with flowing black glaze over light blue and purple color. Model number 6180F. Appropriately marked to underside with small "X

Louise Abel Rookwood Pottery Matte Glaze Vase with an incised repeat splashed in green, yellow and purple on a gray-blue grund and interior; the base in pale blue glaze impressed with "RP" Logo, "LA i

Marked "6363" to underside, with a purple / black glaze, and interior light blue glaze. Kataro Shirayamadani design. Height: 6"

(4) Rookwood pottery items, including 4.25"h pillow vase, with rose decoration, 1951, pattern 6474, , 5"h vase with cattail decoration, pattern 2592 (?), and two flower frogs- 4" medium blue, 1917, pa

5pc ROYAL COPENHAGEN Art Pottery Dishes & Vase. Serving Pieces. Blue & Purple Designs. All marked. -- Dimensions: H: 6 inches: W: 7 inches: D: 2 inches ---

ROOKWOOD PAINTED MATTE POTTERY VASE, LOUISE ABEL AND ELIZABETH LINCOLN, 1921, H 5.75", DIA 4.5" Decorated with a light blue ground with purple and dark blue at the shoulder and rim. Rookwood mark alon

Rookwood Pottery Glazed Ceramic Vase by Kay Ley, 1945. A blue ground decorated with purple iris floral decoration. Underside signed Ley, Rookwood pottery marks. 6879 4051 Weight Approx., 1 lb Measures

Lot of assorted Wedgwood blue jasperware pottery. Includes 14 pieces: covered ice bucket, pitcher, centerpiece & flower frog, ashtrays, large dish and small dish. Condition: professional restoration t

(3) Flower Frogs, Rookwood Art Pottery, (1) 3.75", Blue/Green, Dated 1915, #1621C, (1) 2.75", Yellow, Dated 1922, #1621E, (1) 2.75", Turquoise, Dated 1920, #1621E, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas