JOHN RETTIG (1855 - 1932) ROOKWOOD POTTERY

"Marblehead Harbor / Grey Day" oil on board 15 x 18 inches. framed 20 x 23 inches (overall). Provenance: Cincinnati Art Club

John Rettig, Cincinnati (1855-1932), titled "The Haven of Wolendam". John studied at The Cincinnati Art Academy with Frank Duveneck & Edward Potthast, worked at Rookwood Pottery. Oil on wood panel har

JOHN RETTIGOhio/The Netherlands, 1855-1932"Marblehead Harbor". Signed lower right "John Rettig". Titled on frame plaque.Oil on board, 6" x 9". Framed 11.25" x 15.25&

Rettig, John (Dutch/American 1855 - 1932), Mission Oak, oil on canvas, 28 x 32 inches, signed lower right, framed in a cove style gilded wood frame, 35 x 37.5 inches, Provenance: Treadway/Toomey 09/09

Cincinnati (1855-1932), circa 1920Â’s on panel, signed lower right, titled on back in period pencil: Egypt Beach East Hampton, 9 x 6” in gilt frame, 12 ½ x 9 ½Â”. Condition Fin

Oil on canvas 20 x14 in., 23 1/2 x 17 1/2 in. (framed). The younger brother of John Rettig, Martin was well known as a painter and a Rookwood Pottery decorator. As a painter, he specialized in floral

Rookwood Pottery designed by John D. Wareham vaseCincinnati, OH, 1932 glazed ceramic signed, dated, numbered 6.5"h 

Rookwood Potteryminiature vaseCincinnati, OH, 1932glazed ceramicimpressed mark, dated, numbered3"h x 3"dia the John D. Wareham family collection

Two works: A Rookwood Double Vellum glaze pottery vase, Kataro Shirayamadani 1932 Marked for Rookwood; Further marked: XXXII / S [demonstartion piece] / [signed in Japanese for Kataro Shirayamadan

Jewelers glaze, marked with Rookwood symbol, dated 1932, shape number 6319F, by John D. Wareham, 3" diameter & high. Condition Fine.

Covered Jar Signed Rookwood #1321E Art Pottery, 3.75” x 3.25", Dated 1932, Pink And Green Matte Finish, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A Museum Quality

Both 1932. Unique glaze combination with rust color and almost metallicized brown covering lavender and pearlescent greens. Larger vase is shape 6308C, smaller is 6319F. Both uncrazed and perfect cond

1932 Rookwood Vase. Marked "XXXII" & ""6318C" Measuring 5-1/8"

A 1932 Rookwood pottery high gloss two toned vase marked "S" for special. This piece is not part of a production mold and is one of a kind. It has a deep red glaze exterior with a sea green interior g

A 1932 Rookwood Pottery spherical vase with a matte green glaze and berry branch decoration. Shape #6217. 4 1/2" tall and 6" wide. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

Very nice dated 1932 Rookwood Pottery Two-Handled Vase with a matte turquoise finish. The vase is shape #63 and has the incised Rookwood mark. Measures 4.25" tall x 4-1/4" across and is in great condi

Very nice dated 1932 Rookwood Pottery Wheat Rose Bowl with a matte cream finish. The vase is shape #6217 and has the incised Rookwood mark. Measures 4-1/2" tall x 5-1/2" across and is in great conditi

A 1932 Rookwood Pottery high glaze blood red vase. Shape #6318. Makers mark on underside. Made in USA. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

MARTIN RETTIG FOR ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASELate 19th CenturyBulbous form with tapered neck. Bird and tree decoration with gilt highlights. Signed by Martin Rettig. Old label on underside for Jones, McDuff

Attributed to Maria Longworth Nichols Storer (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery tall earthenware Limoges style vase divided into three panels by diagonal bands Cincinnati, Ohio, 1883 high glazed ceramic

Maria Longworth Nichols Storer (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery classic Nichols earthenware vase with owls, bats, crescent moon and dragonflies along with drip glaze at base, shape number 107 Cincinna

Constance A. Baker (1860-1932) for Rookwood Pottery Painted Mat vase with flowers Cincinnati, Ohio, 1901 matte glazed ceramic impressed marks 3 3/8"dia x 9 1/2"h

Maria Longworth Nichols Storer (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware basket with typical Nichols decoration consisting of bats, a full moon on one side and two colorful crabs on the other, shap

Maria Longsworth Nichols (1849-1932) for Rookwood Pottery (American) Pitcher, 1882, H 7.25" W 5" L 6.5" | Depicting flying bats within a nocturnal woodland landscape, accented with fired gold trim. Si