C. SCHMIDT; ROOKWOOD Iris Glaze factory lamp base

CARL SCHMIDT (1885 - 1969) ROOKWOOD Iris Glaze factory lamp base with purple irises, Cincinnati, OH, 1903; Flame mark/III/S1780B/W/artist cipher, partial Louisiana Purchase Exposition label; 13 1/2" x

Decorated diminutive lamp base. Factory drilled. Shape 6148. Undated. Iris glaze. With artist monogram in black slip. 5.75" ht.

CARL SCHMIDT (1885 - 1969) ROOKWOOD Rare scenic Iris Glaze vase with swans in lake, Cincinnati, OH, 1912; Flame mark/XII/1873/V/V/artist cipher; 5 1/2" x 3 1/2"; Provenance: Rago Auctions, Early 20th

Rookwood Iris glaze lamp by Sara Sax executed in 1904, having a rolled lip, the tapered body decorated with poppy flowers against a hunter to sage green ground and rising on a flared circular base mar

A Carl Schmidt for Rookwood Pottery Iris vase. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1902. Signed, numbered 917 B, and dated on base. 9 1/4" x 4 1/2".Condition: Crazing across piece.

ROOKWOOD STANDARD GLAZE LAMP BASE W/ FOLIAGE DECORATION, 19/20TH C., H. 11 1/2"

lamp base, oak leaf decor, signed CAB, 7"h, 12"w, wear to glaze bubbles

PAIR ROOKWOOD STANDARD GLAZE LAMP BASES W/ DAISY DECORATION, 19/20TH C., H. 10 1/2"

**Originally Listed At $400** Rookwood Pottery Vase by Emma D. Foertmeyer (American, 1866-1895) - number of flames above Rookwood logo indicate 1893. Signed and numbered on base. A wonderful Rookwood

Rookwood Pottery, Ohio, USA. Studio pottery ceramic factory lamp base or vase with coramundel glaze, 1935. Marked "RP" with flames, "XXXV," and "6311" along the underside

Monochrome blue glaze, signed with label and numbered 821 and F95 in red crayon, c. 1920"s. Overall height 23.5 inches.

A large iris glaze artist decorated Rookwood pottery vase by Holtkamp. 6870 mark on bottom with LH and Rookwood stamp. The vase has been factory drilled for a lamp on bottom.Ê 12" ht.

Sara Sax (1870-1949) for Rookwood Pottery colorful earthenware Iris glaze vase with purple thistle decoration, shape number 909 C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1906 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and

American, 1903, tapering vase with light blue glaze at the base, which darkens to black, painted with irises, signed on base "[Rookwood Mark]III/W/C.A.B./019C", 8-3/4 in.

A Patinated Metal Lamp Base. Molded iris motif about the base on a circular foot. Unmarked. Condition C; repainted and replaced sockets and wiring. 21" high overall. ESTIMATE $100-200

An American Art Pottery Lamp Base. Having a dark green glaze reminiscent of Grueby or Merrimac. Unmarked. Condition C; pottery is in good condition, replaced standard, sockets, and wiring. Base is 10"

A Painted Cast Metal Lamp Base. Urn form earthenware, with a cast metal circular base. No apparent markings. Condition C; glaze crazing, some wear. 23" high overall. ESTIMATE $100-150

Table lamp in matt blue glaze with flared foot with high relief flowers on foot and lower half of bluster form, marked on base with factory logo, dated 1928, shape number 2613, pottery is 13 1/2" high

High glaze molded design with Wiedemann Brewing Co. lnc. logo on side, with pewter lid with thumb lift attached to C form handle, marked on base with factory logo, dated 1947, 5 ¾” high.

Rookwood lamp under a Coromandel glaze glistening with golden sparkles and mounted within an original, gilt, paw footed base. The 7 1/4 inch body is impressed with the factory logo, 1935 date and shap

Candlestick form designed by Kataro Shirayamadaniin green matt glaze with brass mounts, two Levition light sockets, marked on base with factory logo, dated 1907, shape number 1907, with green cased gl

Carl Schmidt (1875-1959) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze coffee pot with lid having blue cornflower decoration, shape number 528C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1900 high glazed ceramic impressed facto

Carl Schmidt for Rookwood Pottery Iris Glaze vase with irises USA, 1908glazed earthenware 17.875 h x 5.375 dia in (45 x 14 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date, number and artist's monogram

Carl Schmidt (1875-1959) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze vase featuring a barn swallow feeding its young at the nest, shape number 901C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1901 high glazed ceramics impresse