Rookwood art pottery loving cup

dated 1891; standard glaze with floral decoration, by Harriet Wilcox, 5 1/2 in. H.

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Vellum glaze loving cup with water lily decoration, shape number 1318 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1911 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, inci

First quarter 20th century. Brown underglaze. Three are Weller. "Louwelsa" vase with blackberries. Artist signed "M. Lyberger. Professional repair. 10.75"h., "La Moro" loving cup with daisies. Profess

Huntley & Palmers Humidor/Loving cup Biscuit Tin. Tin Litho arts and crafts scenic tin like period art pottery. 7 plus inches tall in excellent original condition.

Including a Henschel design, form 2556, produced in 1963, a blue glazed vase, a blue glazed bowl, and another 1955 later loving cup. Tallest ht. 8.75".

A three-handled loving cup form vase with paint under glaze decoration, along with a slender vase with interesting crackle glaze bisected by ivory tendrils and a pine cone motif, impressed marking on

Included are a 6" Doulton Lambeth loving cup and a pair of Art Nouveau 7" Royal Doulton pottery vases. The vases look to be in Very Nice condition. The loving cup has some age-related Surface Wear. In

(Lot of 2) Arts and Crafts decoratives group, consisting of a Heintz trophy cup and a Rookwood pottery dish, consisting of a sterling on bronze etched "Rotary Club Golf Trophy" (San Francisco, 1921) w

bookends #6417, 1917, 5 1/2" ; Flower Family Collection

Vase Marked Rookwood Art Pottery Dated 1902, 7.25" X 3.25", Marked "901", Artist Marked For Carl Schmidt, Blue Shading To Green Shading To White With Iris Decor, Outstanding Quality, From a Pacific No

winter landscape by Ed Dier, 1909, 15" tall, a beauty!...Rookwood Pottery is known for having many women artists on staff over its long lifespan. It has the distinction of being the first manufacturin

Rookwood art pottery 2 handled vase with leaves and berry decoration. Artist signed. Measures 7 1/2" tall and 8 1/2" wide overall. Good condition.

oversized bulbous vase or jardinière decorated with blooming white flowers in relief; with rookwood block letter mark, and painted artist's signature and "CPC" (Cincinnati Pottery Club) h. 12-1/2 d

American early 20th century, handled vase shape #889B, decorated in relief with two large peonies on each side, covered in a sea green and blue matte glaze, signed "C.S.T." and "RP" flame mark, 13-3/4

Rookwood art pottery and Gorham sterling silver overlay ewer by Charles John Dibowski #409. Etched leaves to the silver overlay. Yellow flowers to the central area of the porcelain. Rookwood mark to t

by Arthur Conant, 1916, vellum glaze, a rare winter scene similar to a Higoshige Mt. Fuji scene, boaters on the water, home along the shore, pink sky, typical light crazing, 9 1/4" tall.....Rookwood P

(4) Carved and Matte Glazed Rookwood Pottery Vases, including: Large purple glazed vase by William E. Hentschel, 1914, #130, with floral decoration around shoulder, 7" high, 6 1/2" diam.; Tall vase by

by Matt Daly, #180C, 7 1/2"

Rookwood art pottery vase, by Rose Fechheimer, 1905, having a shouldered form decorated with thistle and incised accents, underside marked with shape 917B, and incised with artist signature, 9"h

Splendid vintage Rookwood art pottery vase. Beautiful colors. Great quality and detail. Marked on bottom as shown in photos. In very good original as found condition. measures 9 5/8 inches tall.

Rookwood art pottery vase, Carl Schmidt, Venice from the Harbor, Iris Glaze, 1901, in good condition, fine crazing, height 7 5/8".NOTE, added image (image 7) under black-light to show rim, no repairs

floral motif, 10", rim chip

Art Deco style floral by Sarah Sax, 1918, shape #977, "P' mark for porcelain, 10 1/2", a stunning example, excellent.....Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked the

11 1/4" X 6 1/2" MARKED ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE BROWN TONES WITH NASTURTIUM DECOR - ARTIST SIGNED "A.V." (ALBERT VALENTINE) SHAPE #787C" - DATED 1895