Rookwood Artist Elizabeth Lincoln Signed Bowl

Elizabeth Lincoln, aka Lisbeth worked for Rookwood from 1892 - 1931. She learned her craft from Cincinnati Art Academy and her work can be found in a variety of glazes. This golden yellow glaze bowl s

6 1/2" Rookwood artist signed Elizabeth Lincoln, dated 1909, vase (crazing)

Rookwood artist signed Elizabeth Lincoln, dated 1906, decorated 6" vellum vase (crazing)

1900 Rookwood Pinched Vase With Leaf Motif and High Gloss Glaze. Artist signed Elizabeth Lincoln. Impressed Rookwood flame mark. Light crazing, light scratches. Measures 5" H. Shipping $56.00

Vase Marked Rookwood Art Pottery, Dated 1908, 7" x 3.25", Green And Pink Tones With Leaf And Berry Decor, Artist Signed Elizabeth Lincoln, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

Rookwood Vase with Stylized Floral Decoration. Artist signed Elizabeth N. Lincoln. c. 1919. Ht. 7".

(1) approx. 8 1/4"dia. x 3 1/4"h. #2253C. Date: 1927. Artist: Elizabeth Lincoln

Elizabeth Lincoln for Rookwood Pottery featuring a Butterfly in 1905 3.5" W x 6.5" H

An antique Arts & Crafts artist signed Rookwood art pottery vase by Elizabeth Lincoln offers abstract stylized floral decoration with matte glaze, signed on base as photographed, circa 1928. Measures:

(10) Pcs. Rookwood Pottery table articles, including: (1) signed Elizabeth N. Lincoln vase, dated 1912; and a variety of vases and bowls dated 1919-1939. Tallest: 7"H

Ohio, 1909 and 1920, one Elizabeth Lincoln vase with poppies, "RP" cypher with "IX", shape "952F", "V" and incised artist's cypher "LNL", 6-1/4 in.; one Elizabeth McDermott vase with pink blossoms at

Painted with leaves and stylized blossoms by Elizabeth Lincoln, marked on base with factory logo, dated 1920, shape number 2106C, with artist incised initials, 10 ¼” diameter x 2 5/8&rdqu

Painted matte glaze floral vase with gradient color from deep purple to magenta at the base. Signed with artist's cipher to bottom, 1926. Shape number 977. Height: 10.75"

Described By:Rachel HFA NFED 50263 Title:Vintage Rookwood Artist Signed Sarah Elizabeth Coyne 1358 F Matte Pottery Glaze Vase Description: Vintage Rookwood Artist Signed Sarah Elizabeth Coyne 1358 F M

The tapering form with glowing wax matte technique decoration of shaded cobalt blue to translucent green with cranberry florals trimmed in blue by decorator Elizabeth N. 'Lizzie' Lincoln, the base is

Rookwood Standard Glaze Bottle Elizabeth Lincoln c1890s. Signed. Perfect condition. 7.5"h x 4.5"w x 4.25"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 sta

1902 Rookwood Pottery Elizabeth Neave Lincoln (1867-1957) signed vase in a spectacular floral design. Signed LNL as she went by "Lisbeth". Marked "II" and "732BB". Measures approximately 8". Hairline

Elizabeth N. Lincoln (1876-1957) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain Decorated Mat glaze flared bowl with stylized pine cone decoration inside and out, shape number 2260D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1931 matte glaze

Marked on base #230, brown tone with floral design, signed LNL for Elizabeth Lincoln Dimensions: 2.75 x 4.75 x 4.5 in. NOTE: No evidence of chips, cracks or repairs

Rookwood Pottery Hexagonal Covered Box Elizabeth Lincoln 1928. Signed. Perfect condition. 4.75"d x 2"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.

Rookwood Pottery Elizabeth Lincoln Wax Matte Vase 1925. Signed. Perfect condition. 3 7/8"h x 5.25"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SH

Rookwood Jeweled Porcelain Floral Vase Elizabeth Lincoln 1910. Signed. Perfect condition. 6.5"h x 3"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.

Rookwood 1919 Mat Glaze Handled Vase. Incised and painted grapes design. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 292C and artist Elizabeth Lincoln's incised monogram. 10 3/4"h. Condition: Very go

The tapering form with glowing decoration shaded cobalt blue to translucent green with cranberry florals trimmed in blue by decorator Elizabeth N. 'Lizzie' Lincoln, the base is impressed with cipher m