Rookwood bowl, matte glaze, William Hentschel

Rookwood Pottery by William HentschelbowlCincinnatimatte glazed ceramicsigned, numbered, dated 19133.5"H x 9.5"dia

with a blue-green glaze and carved floral design. William Hentschel, 1913. 5 7/8 inches high, 5 3/8 inches diameter, impressed Rookwood Pottery Flame mark/XIII/1844, incised artist's cipher.

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,

(1) 7"h, Date: 1915, #1930. Artist: William E. Hentschel (WEH) Brown and ivory. Matte glaze.

A William Hentschel (1892-1960) for Rookwood Pottery ombroso vase with red molded flowers around the rim and rust colored matte glaze on bottom half. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1913. Form #1126C. Stamped and a

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Ombroso glaze vase with incised foliate decoration and mottled colors, shape number 989D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914 matte glazed ceramic i

(4) Rookwood matte glaze production pieces, covered jar, 1321-E, 1929, 4" h; vase, 1781, 1920, 6 1/4" h; bowl, 2163-E, 1927, 2" h; bowl, 1189, 1915, 2 1/4" h; no damage noted

William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery Ombroso glaze vase with stylized flower decoration, shape number 538E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised

A 1918 Rookwood bowl in blue matte glaze with wrapped butterfly motif. Pedestal base with makers marks underneath, incised "P" mark indicating soft porcelain body, mold #1800. Measures 3" tall, 5 1/2"

1923 Rookwood “Rabbit” Art Pottery Bowl. Matte yellow glaze with band of rabbits decorating upper rim. 2 ½” x 4 ¾”.

This is an American Rookwood Pottery bowl with a red and green matte glaze. It is marked and numbered 923 on the bottom.Size: 3 x7 in.

Rookwood Art Pottery Ceramic Bowl #2158. Matte blue glaze with a running rabbit decoration along the edge. Rookwood pottery mark, "XX" 1920 date mark, and 2158 model number to the underside. Weight Ap

Rookwood Art Pottery Ceramic Bowl #2133. Matte pink glaze with a geometric decoration to the sides. Rookwood pottery mark, "XVI" 1916 date mark, and #2133 to the underside. Weight Approx., 1 lb Measur

Rookwood Art Pottery Ceramic Bowl #1674. Matte forest green glaze with a tulip decoration to the sides. Rookwood pottery mark, "XIV" 1914 date mark, and 1674 model number to the underside. Weight Appr

Rookwood closed bowl with a beautiful matte green over red glaze dated 1910. Perfect condition. 4.5"d x 2.5"h Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48

A 1920s Rookwood bowl and cabinet vase duo with matte pink/green glaze. Includes a 1921 footed bowl with flying owl decoration (#2359) measuring 3 1/2" x 6 1/2" and a 1928 cabinet vase with geometric

Molded rim decorated with animals, matte glaze shading from green to pink, shape #2177, dated 1915, small hairline at rim. Diameter 8 inches.

Production tile with two birds facing each other in a stylized tree, cast in 1913 and covered with mat glazes by William Hentschel. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 3000 and Mr. Hentschel�

Four matte glaze bowls in total in varying decoration. Tallest height: 3.5"

A pair of shape 2059 handled bowls, both matte glaze, one in yellow and one in pink. Height of each: 3"

A William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Ombroso Glaze Vase, 1910, Marked with company logo and date 1910. Shape number 359 and artist mark. H: 3 1/4 W: 5 in. An important Cleveland collector.

Two Rookwood Pottery bowls with scalloped shape. Includes a small 1904 bowl with matte purple glaze (#6089) and a 1933 seafoam green bowl (#6313). Purple- 1/4"x 3 1/2", Green- 2 1/2" x 8 1/2". *notes-

(lot of 4) American Arts and Crafts and style pottery, including: (1) Rookwood Pottery rook footed bowl, c.1918, shape number 2360, matte pink glaze, approx 4.25"h, 5.5"diam, (1) Rookwood Pottery rook

A Rookwood Pottery matte white glaze vase with ribbed form. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1933. Form #6410. Stamped on base. 8 3/4" x 5 3/4".Provenance: From Sylvia and Dr. William Regelson, Ouroboros at Antique