Rookwood Mahogany vase, AMB, Tiger Eye, 1886, 5

Mahogany glaze vase with patched of Tiger Eye and decorated with daisies painted by Anna Marie Bookprinter in 1886. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1886, R for Red clay, shape 268 C and incised with Ms. Bookprint

Rookwood Mahogany (Standard) glaze vase with incised vines and blossoms done in 1885 by Laura Fry. The yellow glaze over red clay has produced some Tiger Eye effect around the rim and shoulder. Marks

Mahogany Glaze vase decorated with an apple blossom branch by Albert Valentien in 1886 and revealing a spattering of Tiger Eye on the neck. Height 11 3/4 inches. Impressed Rookwood, 1886, shape 162 A

Mahogany glaze (Standard glaze on red clay) ewer with yellow flowers painted in 1886 by M.A. Daly for Rookwood. Patches of Tiger Eye effect can be seen in the neck and shoulder of the form. Marks incl

Mahogany Glaze 7 3/8 inch vase decorated in 1895 by Matt Daly, who portrayed a trio of geese in flight, the decoration being enhanced by the presence of Tiger Eye effect. Impressed with the Rookwood s

Trial glaze Rookwood Mahogany (Standard glaze on red clay) vase loaded with Tiger Eye effect done by William McDonald in 1898. Marks include the company logo, which indicates the date, Special shape n

Elizabeth Barrett for Rookwood Pottery, vase, Cincinnati, OH, 1934, Tiger Eye glazed ceramic, marked, "S" for special piece, 4.5"dia x 5"h

Ewer form with matte finish, tooled gold decorated neck and handle with gold fired rim. Avial motif.  Marked " AMB, 101c, Y, Rookwood 1886". 8.5"h x 4.5"round

Rookwood Pottery early experimental vase, #172A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1885 Tiger Eye drip glazed red clay ceramic marked together with an Orient & Flume vase, 1977, iridescent glass, signed, 5"dia x 6"h 5

Rookwood Pottery, Early Experimental vase, #172A, Cincinnati, OH, 1885, Tiger Eye drip glazed red clay ceramic, marked, together with an Orient & Flume vase, 1977, iridescent glass, signed, 5"dia x 6"

Rookwood Mahogany vase (Standard glaze over red clay) showing two cranes in flight over tall reeds. Dated 1897, the vase is marked with the company logo, which indicates the date, a triangle esoteric

1932 Rookwood Goldstone Cabinet Vase Goldstone/Tiger Eye glaze; Shape #6303; dated 1932. 4” T x 3 1/2” D

Fine Standard glaze vase decorated with a quintet of nicely detailed fish and having nice Tiger Eye effect, the work of Albert Valentien in 1894. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the d

Albert Valentien for Rookwood Pottery, Tiger Eye Vase with Dragon Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898 Glazed earthenware Impressed manufacturer's marks to underside: Flame mark, "790, ARV" with museum numbers H: 9

Rookwood Mahogany Glaze vase with an apple blossom branch done by Albert Valentien in 1886 and revealing streaks of crystallization inside and outside the neck. Measures 7 inches by 10 1/2 inches acro

SHERATON TWO-DRAWER STANDFirst Quarter of the 19th CenturyIn mahogany, with tiger and bird's-eye maple facings to drawers and edges. Turned reeded legs.Height 29". Width 21.5". Depth 16.5&qu

Chinese Carved Tiger's Eye Double Dragon Vase on Stand. Lidded vase with double dragon base. Includes two tier carved wood stand. Measures 6.5 inches overall.

Rookwood Pottery CompanyDecorated by Albert R. ValentienFloral Vasecirca 1886glazed earthenwaremarked "Rookwood / 1886 / 268C / G / A.R.V."5 3/4 x 7 3/4 inchesProvenance: The Harold

5 1/4" Tall - as is condition so please see the photos

Signed, style 101c, chipped at handle, 8.5 inches tall

5 items; Chinese vintage agate carved vase (2.45"x3.1"x0.85"), small bronze Buddha (1.65"H), small bronze tiger, (4.15"L) tiger eye carved seal (2"H), and a bronze container (7.25"L), possible for snu

Pair Louis XVI bronze, tiger's eye cassolettes, 19th c., chalcedony baluster vase, stand and lid, with gilt floral-cast bronze mounts, unmarked, each 9"h x 4"l x 3.5"w Provenance: Property removed fro

Charles S. Todd (1886-1950) for Rookwood Pottery Double Vellum floral vase, #800C Cincinnati, Ohio matte glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 2 7/8"dia x 9 5/8"h

Ovoid form in standard glaze brown decorated with peacock eyes, signed Hattie Horton 1903, condition: professional repair to the rim, 5 1/2' ht.