Two Pieces of Rookwood Pottery

American, early 20th century, blue ground vase with white flowers, Rookwood marks, dating piece to 1906, signature of artist, 8-1/2 in., crazing to glaze; crow figure, Rookwood marks, dating piece t

Both faintly decorated in florals near the top, one in blue glaze and the other with handle. Blue glazed piece is marked "XXII 926D" to underside, and smaller vase marked "647" to underside. Tallest:

Two Pieces of Rookwood Pottery, White Cat, and Green Glazed FrogHeight of cat: 6 3/4 inches; Height of frog: 3 inches

Two pieces of Rookwood Pottery in matching yellow and brown glaze. Includes a 1927 footed cigarette holder (mold #2952, 3 1/2" tall) and a 1930 cabinet vase with floral designs (mold #2888, 5 3/4" tal

VASE MARKED 1918, REPAIR TO LIP, CHIPS ALONG BASE. 7" H & VASE MARKED 1920, FOREST SCENE. GOOD CONDITION 4 1/2" H

Two Pieces of Rookwood Art Potteryto include: a cream matte glazed candlestick, ,paneled sides, hexagonal stepped base, 1923 style 2629 (9 in.); a high gloss bud vase, 1945, style 6625 (5 1/8 in.) Est

These two pieces of Rookwood art pottery have no artist signatures but are Rookwood marked and date marked. Pieces are number 63 from 1929 and stands approx 4 1/4" tall and number 2145 from 1921 and s

These two pieces of Rookwood art pottery have no artist signatures but are Rookwood marked and date marked. Pieces are number 1190 from 1909 having a Native American motif, measures approx 2"x 5 1/2".

Great offering here of two fine pieces of Rookwood pottery. A dog figurine marked, "XLVI" and numbered "2777". This paired with a frog figurine marked, "XXVII" and numbered "2330". Tallest measures 5"

Cincinnati, 1st half 20th century. Footed potpourri jar, matte blue glaze, mold number 1322 and dated 1922. "X" scratched into glaze on bottom (second), and scratches on glaze. 5.5"h. And a seated hig

TWO-PIECE GROUP ROOKWOOD VINTAGE ART POTTERY. Comprising footed bowl #466b in mat turquoise with painted floral decoration, diameter 9 inches, and double handled vase # 2077 in mat pink to mint, heigh

Two pieces of 20th century Rookwood art pottery. Includes a Charles S. Todd matte red vase and a two handled turquoise bowl. Up to 9" high. Wear and some crazing. ESTIMATE $200-300

Attributed to Loretta Holtkamp (1894-1985) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain Design Crystal glaze two-piece lamp base with simple flower and leaf design, shape numbers 2194 and 6912A Cincinnati, Ohio, 19

ROOKWOOD HISTORY BOOKLET & FRAMED ROOKWOOD TILES AND POTTERY PAPER. 9 1/2" x 11 1/2" IN FRAME

includes three pieces of vintage Rookwood pottery and two other pottery pieces. All are in very good condition with no chips or cracks five pieces included.

Very cool 1949 Rookwood Pottery Advertising Ashtray for General Electric. This piece represents two light bulbs in a very rich reddish/brown glaze. Marked on the bottom "GE" with the Rookwood

All vases, two narrow and one wider. All matte glaze and marked Rookwood to underside. Tallest height: 6"

Five pieces of early 20th century Rookwood art pottery. Includes a pair of pale green "Rook" bookends, a slender matte green vase and two squat turquoise vases. Impressed marks. Minor wear, some crazi

Two works: A Rookwood Double Vellum glaze pottery vase, Kataro Shirayamadani 1932 Marked for Rookwood; Further marked: XXXII / S [demonstartion piece] / [signed in Japanese for Kataro Shirayamadan

A 1932 Rookwood pottery high gloss two toned vase marked "S" for special. This piece is not part of a production mold and is one of a kind. It has a deep red glaze exterior with a sea green interior g

7 piece Rookwood tea set includes: Teapot (8"L x 4.5"W x 4.5" H), creamer (4.25" x 3"W 6" H), sugar bowl, missing lid (3.75" W x 5" L x 2.75"H), two cups( 4.25" W x 2.75" H) and two saucers (5.5"W). D

A 1938 Rookwood Pottery high gloss red and yellow glaze vase marked "S". The letter "S" means that this piece was specially thrown and is not part of a production mold. 6" tall. *notes- no chips/crack

A rare 1935 Rookwood two handled footed vase with high gloss black glaze exterior and seafoam glaze inside. This piece is marked "S", indicating it was specially thrown in demonstration to visitors. M

Two art pottery pieces: 1. Van Briggle matte turquoise dragonfly vase, c. 1920s, signed on base; 10 1/4"H, base 3"W; small chip to rim of foot---2. Rookwood light matte blue small bowl, 1939, No. 547,