Rookwood Pottery Limoges Glaze Pitcher Martin Rettig

Rookwood Pottery Limoges glaze pitcher #87G by Martin Rettig. A blue and tan ground with gilt accents. The central area depicts hand painted birds and leaves. Rookwood mark to the underside. Weight Ap

Martin Rettig (1869-1956) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware pitcher with flowering tree decoration Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882 high glazed ceramic impressed factory name, incised artist's init

Decorated by Martin Rettig, dated 1885, of cylindrical form, with flared mouth, Limoges glaze, painted with a landscape with blue buttery in flight against a mottled taupe and brown ground. 6-1/4"h x

Martin Rettig (1869-1956) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware perfume jug with bats, a crescent moon, grasses and fired on gold trim, shape number 60 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882 high glazed cera

Three early pieces painted in Limoges style: pitcher with bamboo and butterfly, creamer with swallows, jug with wild flowers, dragonfly, and butterfly, Cincinnati, OH, 1882-1884; All with flame mark,

Rookwood Pottery by Martin Rettighandled vessel

Anna Marie Valentien for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze pitcher with apple blossoms USA, 1887glazed earthenware 8 h x 8.875 w x 6.75 d in (20 x 23 x 17 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date

An 1888 Rookwood Pottery pitcher in light standard glaze with painted floral designs by Matthew Andrew Daly (active 1883-1903). Piece shows lighter version of standard glaze and Iris glaze. Makers mar

Rookwood Rare Porcelain Pottery Glaze Pitcher, w/ Butterfly Decoration. No & Name illegible under glaze. Circa, 1920's. Provenance Upper East Side New York City Estate. Good Condition. Dimensions- H-8

Anna Marie Valentien (1862-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze pitcher in the form of an one-eyed bulldog wearing a patch Cincinnati, Ohio, 1888 high glazed ceramic impressed factory

John Dee Wareham (1871-1954) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze pitcher featuring a nicely detailed long tailed bird in classic Wareham pastel colors, shape number 833D Cincinnati, Ohio high

Rookwood Art Pottery Glaze Ewer Pitcher by Matt A. Daly (1860-1937) #471B Hand Painted Light Brown Floral Design Currants Mountain-Ash Sorbus High Glazed Earthenware 1889 Impressed Mark Art Nouveau Un

Albert R. Valentien (1862-1925) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze pitcher with monochromatic grapevine decoration done in red on a dark ground, shape number 838A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898 h

Albert Humphreys (1864-1926) for Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware pitcher with flower-laden branches Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incised artist's init

Francis William Vreeland for Rookwood Pottery Small Standard Glaze pitcher with coreopsis USA, 1900glazed earthenware 4.375 h x 3.375 w x 3.25 d in (11 x 9 x 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mar

Martin Rettig (1869-1956) for Rookwood Potteryearthenware Limoges style perfume jug with flying swallows, shape number 61Cincinnati, Ohio, 1883high glazed ceramicimpressed factory marks, incised artis

Kataro Shirayamadani for Rookwood Pottery (Japanese, 1865-1948) Standard Glaze Tri-Corner Pitcher with Monkey Decoration, 1889 glazed earthenware impressed manufacturer's mark, date mark and number '2

MARTIN RETTIG FOR ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASELate 19th CenturyBulbous form with tapered neck. Bird and tree decoration with gilt highlights. Signed by Martin Rettig. Old label on underside for Jones, McDuff

Maria Longworth Nichols Storer for Rookwood Pottery Unusual Limoges style French crushed pitcher with cavorting crabs USA, 1883glazed earthenware 8.25 h x 7 w x 4.625 d in (21 x 18 x 12 cm) Ro

1882, Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati OH. A Limoges style pitcher decorated by Albert Valentien, marked and dated to underside, with initials. Gilt rim, with birds in landscape. Ht. 7.5".

A 1907 Rookwood Pottery pitcher with green glaze. Mold #694, 6 1/4" tall. Makers marks on bottom. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

Limoges style vase decorated with bamboo, a large bird and lots of fired on gold, the work of Martin Rettig in 1885. Impressed on the base ROOKWOOD, 1885, shape 28 C, Y for Yellow clay and having Mr.

Martin Rettig, Rookwood artist (Cincinnati 1869 - 1956) 15" x 12" oil on board of still life of flowers. Signed lower right, "M. Rettig." Rettig worked at Rookwood Pottery from 1881- 1885. He studied

Standard glaze pitcher, number 564D, dated 1890. Decorated with yellow flowers. Artist cipher, RP logo, dated, and shape # to underside. 4.5w x 3.875d x 8.75h.