Rookwood Pottery, Nubian Black Rook bookends

William P. McDonald for Rookwood Pottery Nubian Black production Rook bookends, pair USA, 1922glazed porcelain 5.125 h x 5.25 w x 3.25 d in (13 x 13 x 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date

Rookwood Pottery porcelain Scottie dog bookend in Nubian Black glaze, shape number 6449 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1958 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks designed by Arthur Conant (1889-1966) 5 1/4"w

Rookwood Pottery rare Pelican and Turtle porcelain bookend in Nubian Black glaze, shape number 2614 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1934 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks designed by Kataro Shirayamadani

Rook, having olive green over beige matte glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XVI" for date 1916, incised shape #2275, number 2797 handwritten in black, process mark

Rooks, having blue matte glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XX" for date 1920, shape #2275, process mark, both have remnants of black letters or numbers handwritten

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery rook bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1924, shape number 2274, mottled green-brown glaze, approx 6.5"h, 6.5"w, 6.5"d; 11.5lbs total Start Price: $150.00

Pair of Rookwood Pottery 'Rook' Bookends, dated 1944, style 2275, designed by William McDonald, blue glaze, 5.25"w x 3" x 5.25"h

William P. McDonald for Rookwood Pottery White Opal Glaze large Rook production bookends, pair USA, 1944glazed porcelain 6.125 h x 6.125 w x 6.5 d in (16 x 16 x 17 cm) Impressed manufacturer's

PAIR ROOKWOOD POTTERY ROOK BOOKENDS 1919 Pair of Rookwood pottery rook bookends, dated 1919, marked on underside. Size: 5 x 5"

Classic pair of signed Rookwood "Rook" bookends in white glaze. Marked, "XLIII" and numbered "2275". Each measures 5 1/4" tall, 5 1/4" wide.

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. One Rookwood Pottery rook bookend dating to 1944. Marked XLIV/2275 and stamped WMC for artist William P. McDonald. Measures 5.25" H x 5.5" L x 3.25" W. Ple

Louise Abel for Rookwood Pottery Nubian Black production Honey Bear paperweight USA, 1934glazed porcelain 4 h x 4.125 w x 2.875 d in (10 x 10 x 7 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date, numbe

Pair of Hound Dog bookends cast in 1938 and covered with a great example of the Nubian Black glaze. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date and shape 2998. Uncrazed and in excellent condition. Height is

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts pottery bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, not a matched pair, including: (1) blackbird, c.1926, shape number 2658, matte green glaze, approx 5.5"h, 5.5"w, 3.25"d,

Kataro Shirayamadani for Rookwood Pottery Rare Nubian Black production mouse paperweight USA, 1937glazed porcelain 3.25 h x 2.625 w x 2.125 d in (8 x 7 x 5 cm) The creature is dubbed Shirayama

Pair of Rookwood pottery bookends, USA. Dated 1949. Shape 2275. Design by William P. McDonald, who worked for Rookwood from 1882 until 1904. Features the glazed form of a rook in shades of brown. Back

Rookwood Pottery large porcelain Rook bookends, pair, shape number 2274 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1944 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks each: 6 3/8"w x 6 1/2"d x 6 3/8"h

Rookwood Potteryporcelain three-piece tea set in Nubian Black glaze: teapot, shape number 6518, sugar and creamer, shape number 6523Cincinnati, Ohio, 1935high glazed ceramicimpressed factory marksteap

Rookwood art pottery pair of Rook birds bookends, #2829, 1926

Uncommon set of Eagle bookends, a William McDonald design, cast in 1930 and covered in the Nubian Black glaze. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 2623, the fan shaped esoteric mark used duri

1923 ROOK ROOKWOOD POTTERY BOOKENDS, GOOD CONDITION. 5" TALL

American, 20th century. A pair of Rook Bird Rookwood Pottery bookends circa 1940's; ht. 6.5, wd. 6.5, dp. 6.5 inches. Overall good condition. Rookwood Pottery hallmark on base XLVII 2274

Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948) for Rookwood Pottery yellow-tinted porcelain vase with striped green, orange and blue hanging vines on a yellow ground and contrasting Nubian Black interior, shape num

Sara Sax (1870-1949) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain vase with geometric designs and the interior lined in Nubian Black glaze, shape number 2734 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1925 high glazed ceramic impressed fac