Rookwood Standard 10" jug, overlay, ABS, 1892

Rookwood Standard glaze vase with Gorham silver overlay done, circa 1892, by an unknown artist. Decoration consists of cascading autumnal leaves and two spotted butterflies nearby. Marks include the c

Standard glaze Silver overlay milk pitcher with yellow violets among foliage painted by William McDonald in 1892. Height 6 5/8 inches. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, trial

Standard glaze vase with ruffled rim and mum decoration done by Anna Marie Valentien in 1892 and sent to Gorham where an intricate silver overlay was added. Marked with the Rookwood logo, which indica

MARY PERKINS ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze Light pitcher with dogwood and silver overlay, Cincinnati, OH, 1892 Flame mark/669/L/W/MLP, silver stamped GORHAM MFG. CO. R958 6 1/4" x 6"

HARRIET STRAFER (1873 - 1935) ROOKWOOD GORHAM Standard Glaze Light pitcher with wild roses and silver overlay, Cincinnati, OH, 1892 Flame mark/495C/W/H.R.S./L, silver stamped GORHAM MFG. CO./R1164 5 1

Dated 1892. Shape no. 611B, initialed "AMV". Floral decoration by Anna Marie Valentien with restoration to the rim chips. Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: 10" T.

Albert R. Valentien (1862-1925) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with poppies, #648 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1892 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 10 1/2"dia x 14

Josephine Ella Zettel (1874-1954) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze vase with pansy decoration and electroplated silver overlay by Gorham, shape number 584C Cincinnati Ohio, 1892 high gl

Standard glaze with floral decoration and spider web silver overlay, marks obscured h. 10-3/4 dia. 5-1/2 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Seymour Geringer, thence by descent through the family

Standard glaze jug with poppies and wheat decoration painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1899. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 512 B and the artist’s incised monogram

Standard glaze jug decorated with two ears of corn painted by Josephine Zettel in 1898. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 512 B, a star shaped esoteric mark and Ms. Zett

Standard glaze spirit jug with field corn and wheat decoration by Amelia Sprague in 1896. Height 7 1/2 inches. Marked with the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, 673 shape and the incised artist

Pottery: Rookwood Pottery1895, Artist: Ed Eble, Shape#: 676, Signed: Artists cipher, RP logo Size: 6h

Bruce Horsfall (1869-1948) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze jug showing two fighting cocks in mortal combat, shape number 673 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894 high glazed ceramic impressed factor

Rookwood Standard glaze whiskey jug with red currant decoration done in 1900 by Lenore Asbury. Marks include the company logo, which indicates the date, shape number 673 and Asbury's incised initials.

Standard Glaze 6 1/4 inch whiskey jug, decorated in 1897 by Sallie Coyne, who used a ripe ear of corn as her subject. Marked with the Rookwood logo, which provides the date, shape 694 and the artist's

Standard glaze stoppered jug with corn decoration painted by William Klemm in 1901. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 767 and Mr. Klemm’s incised monogram. There is fine overall crazi

Dated 1990. Shape 677 with corn decoration. "X" on bottom, 11.5"h.

Pottery: Rookwood Potter, 1901, Artist: William Klem, Shape#: 767, Signed: Artist cipher, RP logo, Size: 7h

Dated 1900. Shape 889C with corn decoration, 7"h.

Tall Standard glaze vase nicely decorated with dandelions, the work of Olga Geneva Reed in 1899. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 732 B and Ms. Reed's incised initials.

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze earthenware jug with a sensitive portrait of Romany Rye, a champion Cocker Spaniel, shape number 512B Cincinnati, Ohio, 1902 high glazed cer

Tall Standard glaze vase with oak leaf and acorn decoration done by Matt Daly in 1892. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 653, an impressed W for White clay, a faint inci

Early Standard ewer with hand formed handles side by side, scored and applied to the body with raised slip decoration of lily stalks by an unknown artist. Height is 10 1/2 inches. Impressed ROOKWOOD,