MATCHED PAIR OF ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASES

with butterflies, 4 3/4", 1936 #6457

Pair Vases Marked Rookwood Art Pottery, 6.25" x 2.25", Dated 1945, (1) Brown Glaze, (1) Pink Matte, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

Rookwood art pottery vase, green ground with two fish, glaze cracks and cracks to rim, 8.5" height. Along with yellow molded Rookwood pottery bud vase, 5.5" height, along with pair of rook bookends.

Rookwood commercial art pottery lot, vase, pair small figural dishes & "Potter at the Wheel" coaster.

Op Art modernist pottery vase pair, in 4-sided form with cubist inspired chalky multi-color finish, on 4-sided foot with matched 4-sided neck, each with small handle at side, 15" H and 6-1/2" H, signe

Five pieces of early 20th century Rookwood art pottery. Includes a pair of pale green "Rook" bookends, a slender matte green vase and two squat turquoise vases. Impressed marks. Minor wear, some crazi

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts pottery bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, not a matched pair, including: (1) blackbird, c.1926, shape number 2658, matte green glaze, approx 5.5"h, 5.5"w, 3.25"d,

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

Rookwood Pottery Bookends And Vase, (1) Pair 5.5" x 5.75" Marked Rookwood #5023 Art Pottery Bookends Dated 1929, Figural Trees, Artist Signed William P. McDonald, Minor Surface Glaze Chip On Leaves On

11" unmarked Weller Baldin wall pocket, pair of 9" turquoise marked Van Briggle figural candleholders, a pair of Rookwood geese dated 1923, a 6" Rookwood vase dated 1930 and a pair of Rookwood candleh

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

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

American Arts & Crafts Pottery, jardiniere, vase, bowl and bookends, pair, glazed ceramic, various marks, makers include Zanesville Pottery, York Pottery Co. and Rookwood Pottery, tallest: 7.5"dia x 8

The three vases signed Weller are matched with a pair of ceramic bookends in the form of pigeons having stamped mark of Czechoslovakia and ink stamp Erphila. Sizes range from 5.75 x 5 x 4.5 to 6.5 x 2

Varying examples, early to mid 20th century, including a pair of deco mat green vases, a rookwood production vase, a W.J. Gordy vase and a blue floral vase. Tallest ht. 11".

All signed. Max Ht. 7".

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

American, early 20th century, all with Rookwood "RP" flame mark: vase by Edward T. Hurley, shape #907F, floral decoration along the shoulder, 7-3/4 in.; ovoid vase, shape #2402, peacock feather decora

AMERICAN ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a form 6206D example with foliate and leaf motif on cream ground, signed "MHM" to underside for Margaret Helen McDonald (1893-1964) and a tr

All signed. Max Ht. 7 1/2".

Elegant group including four various glazes and forms all marked at underside. Good condition throughout. Tallest: H9 1/2" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey Sr. of Lancast

Lot of (3) Pieces of American Art Pottery by Rookwood, all with impressed flamed RP mark on base, incl: Paneled leaf and flower molded vase, #2090, 1928, with matte medium blue glaze, 4 5/8" high; Low

includes; salmon matte glazed vase, dated 1925, #2544, 8 in. H., salmon matte glazed vase, dated 1925, #2313, 6 1/2 in. H., mauve matte glazed vase, with stylized floral band, dated 1929, #2324, 8 in.

Two Rookwood Art Pottery Vases. The larger wax glaze vase with floral design with ochre to orange glaze, shape # 614D, circa 1927, signed MM, possibly for Marianne Mitchell; the smaller pink and gray