Rookwood Arts & Crafts Period Pottery Tile & Vase

Early 20th century. Each having a very elegant form and glaze. The vase has deer among fauna with blue glazed interior and the tile featuring a striking crane. The tile has a very shallow nick to the

Large Rookwood Arts & Crafts Period Art Pottery Vase by William Hentschel, dated 1911, hand carved panel with animal design, plum matte glaze with blue overglaze, #180C, with Hentschel's incised mark,

Nice antique arts and crafts Rookwood pottery vase

Collection of (3) Pieces of Arts & Crafts Period Pottery, including: Weller Fru Russet vase, raised leaf and blue berry decoration on a green matte craquelure glaze background, circa 1910, impressed '

Early 20th century, Roseville, Ohio. Green glaze Egyptian sand vase. Monumental size having handsome well-cast form of Egyptian goddess at each side. Good condition no restoration detected. H16"

ROOKWOOD ARTS & CRAFTS POTTERY VASE BY CHARLES STEWART TODD (INCISED C.S.T.) 8 3/4 INCHES HIGH. 1914. SHAPE #1016.

Rookwood Arts & Crafts Pottery Vase 8981907, porcelain with matte light blue vellum glaze and bas relief floral motif, underside stamped with logo "VII / 898 / V" along with decorator's cipher. 8 1/4

having octagon shape with floral design on top, having a shaded olive glaze, marked with Rookwood logo "1874",1911 very good condition, 6" tall

Three high relief molded fish around base of bud type vase, in turquoise matt glaze. Marked on base with Rookwood symbol. Dated 1919. Shape number 1906. 3" diameter x 7 3/4" high. Condition Fine.

Circa 1920, Seagrove, North Carolina, by Waymon Cole or Jack Kiser. Excellently formed example having incised decoration and loop handles at each side with a rich yellow glaze. The jar has several are

Decorated with stylizedlong stem flowers in blue matt glaze. arked on base with Rookwood symbol. Dated 1915. Shape number 1824. 3" diameter x 6 1/4" high. Condition Fine.

burgundy crystalline Ombroso style glaze, 1914, shape 1342, 8 1/2"....Rookwood Pottery is known for having many women artists on staff over its long lifespan. It has the distinction of being the first

Decorated with molded long stem flowers between five false strap handles in green matt glaze. Marked on base with Rookwood symbol. Dated 1932. Shape number 2380 with black painted number 2671. 4 1/2"

Early 20th century. Green glazed vase having a modeled body and open handles with transitioning runny green glaze. Good condition, showing good wear to foot. H11"

In nice matt mottled brown glaze with geometric motifs, including nested diamonds, with entwined "RP" mark, dated 1926, shape number "2892", 5" diameter x 11 1/2" high.

Collection of (3) Arts & Crafts Period Pottery Vases by Fulper, including: Green glazed two-handled vase, 1922-28, with vertical inked Fulper stamp ('racetrack' mark), 7 1/2" high, 6" diam., good cond

Circa 1930,Sanford, North Carolina, marked North State Pottery. Excellent runny chrome red to orange glaze. Very good, well cared for condition with no restoration detected. Glaze is in good shape wit

Circa 1900. The lot includes various shapes and styles along with a larger Gruby example. All are in good, well kept condition. Largest tile: H6 1/4" W6 1/4"

Marked XXI 1824 on bottom. 6 1/2 x 2 3/4 inches

Early 20th century. Having a very nice glaze and excellent decoration of cranes surrounding the body. Marked with R at underside in cobalt. Shallow nick to the foot otherwise in good condition. H10 1/

plum organic form, marked with #1834,R,1911 very good condition, 5" tall

Claywood pottery vase having been very nicely decorated with shorebird and glazed at the interior. Good condition throughout no restorations. H2 3/4" W3 1/2" Sold from the collection of an Upcountry S

Shapes 532, 645 and 563, each with an attractive variegated glaze. Two with "racetrack" mark as pictured, shape 532 is unmarked. Dimensions: From 5" to 6 1/2" in diameter, the heights range from 7" to

Rare Fulper (USA) Arts & Crafts period art pottery vase, three-sided vase, with vintage blue patinated glaze. Signed underneath. Circa 1920s. 8.5 inches tall.