Rookwood Standard vase, pine cones, ETH, 9 inches

Standard Glaze 9 inch vase decorated with pine cones and needles, done by E.T. Hurley in 1903. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, the date and shape 909 C and incised with the venerable artist’s mono

Decorated mat glaze vase, produced by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1923, who arranged pine boughs, complete with cones, around the circumference of the vessel. Impressed with the Rookwood symbol, the date, sh

Edward T. Hurley for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with pine cones USA, 1903glazed earthenware 8.875 h x 5 dia in (23 x 13 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and number to undersid

Rookwood 9 inch Standard Glaze vase, decorated with daffodils by Constance Baker in 1893. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 475 B, an impressed W for white clay and the

Standard Glaze vase by E.T. Hurley presented with a trio of daffodils on the front with two more on the side. Height 9 3/4 inches. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, 1901 date, 903B shape, the artist's

Standard gourd vase decorated by Carl Schmidt revealing a beautiful execution of nasturtiums and foliage. Height 9 5/8 inches. Marked with the company logo, which indicates a 1900 date, shape 888 C an

ROSEVILLE Blue Pine Cone Trumpet Vase. Nice crisp mold and intense blue color. Not marked. -- Dimensions: H: 9.25 inches: W: 5 inches: D: 5 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

8 1/4 inches high, 9 3/8 inches wide, 3 7/8 inches deep, Marked Roseville 845-8

Two Roseville Pine Cone vases in green. Shape 847-9 is 9 3/8 inches with impressed marks. Surface marks. An unmarked cylinder, shape 704-7, 7 3/8 inches. Glaze pooling. Each in excellent condition.

Art Nouveau pine cone themed vase by Amphora, measuring 12 by 9 by 5 inches.

A 1922 Rookwood blue footed vase with embossed designs of pine cones and needles. Makers marks underneath, mold #2608. Measures 9 3/4" tall. *note - no chips/cracks

Standard glaze vase with rust color cone flowers on the front and the back by Lenore Asbury in 1900. Height is 8 1/4 inches. Impressed with the factory symbol, the date, shape 902C and the incised mon

Standard glaze ewer displaying evergreen branches with pine cones painted by Amelia Sprague in 1891. Height 11 inches. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 496 B, W for wh

Iris glaze vase with pine cone decoration painted by Katherine Van Horne in 1908. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 912, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Van Horne’s incise

Mat glaze vase decorated with what appear to be pine cones against a mottled blue ground, the work of Charles Todd in 1922. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 900 C and Mr. Todd's initials i

Early carved Vellum vase with pine cones done by Lorinda Epply in 1909. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 924, an impressed V, an incised V for Vellum and the incised monogram of the artist

Standard glaze vase encircled with a dragon painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1898. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, special shape S 1442 and Mr. Rothenbusch's incised monogram.

Rookwood Standard glaze vase with woodbine decoration done by Lenore Asbury in 1903. Marks include the company logo, the date, shape number 907 DD and the incised initials of the artist. Height 9 3/4

Standard glaze vase decorated with daisies painted by Matt Daly in 1888. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 382, an impressed W for White clay, an incised L for Light Sta

Standard glaze vase decorated with branches filled with yellow blossoms painted by Clara Lindeman in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 941 C and Ms. Lindeman’s incised initials.

Standard glaze vase decorated with poppies painted by E.T. Hurley in 1900. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 849 and Mr. Hurley's incised monogram. There is fine overall

Standard glaze vase decorated with dogwood blossoms painted by Lenore Asbury in 1901. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 849, Ms. Asbury’s incised initials and an original label from D

Standard glaze vase decorated with yellow carnations painted by Harriette Strafer in 1893. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 696, an impressed W for White clay and the a

Graceful 12 inch Standard Glaze vase decorated with two tiger lily blooms by Sallie Toohey in 1899. Marked with the Rookwood insignia, which indicates the date, shape 566 B and the artist’s incised