William P. McDonald for Rookwood, 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

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 of Large Rook bookends, a William P McDonald design, cast in 1919 and 1920 and covered in a dark blue over light blue mat glazes. Heights are 6 1/4 inches. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date,

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

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

WILLIAM P. MCDONALD, ROOKWOOD POTTERY BOOKENDS, 1927 PAIR, H 5", W 5"An artful pair of Rookwood Pottery bookends in a green drip matte finish. Year XXVII (1927) design #2694 with the Rookwood Flame an

William P. McDonald for Rookwood Pottery Rare production Castle Gate bookend USA, 1930glazed porcelain 5.75 h x 5.25 w x 3.375 d in (15 x 13 x 9 cm) Only three of these bookends have surfaced.

Rook ashtray, a William P McDonald design, cast in 1927 and covered with the popular blue and tan mat glaze combination. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 1139 and Mr. McDonald's mold monog

Pair of production Rook bookends in matte green and indigo glaze, 1916; Each with flame mark, date, and model; 5 1/4" x 5 1/4" x 3"

Pair of production Rook bookends, Cincinnati, OH, 1942-43; Both with flame mark, date, and numbered 2275; 5 1/2" x 5 1/4" x 3 1/2"

Pair of Rook bookends, a William McDonald design, cast in 1942 and covered with a white mat glaze. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 2275 and Mr. McDonald's mold monogram. Uncrazed. One has

Pair Bookends, Rookwood #5023 Art Pottery Dated 1929, 5.5" x 5.75", Figural Trees, Artist Signed William P. McDonald, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

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

Rookwood Pottery Bookends And Vase, (1) Pair 5.5" x 5.75" Marked Rookwood #5023 Art Pottery Bookends Dated 1929, Figural Trees, Artist Signed William P. McDonald, Minor Surface Glaze Chip On Leaves On

Designed by William McDonald. Covered in tan high glaze on shape 2274 in 1945. Impressed with the company logo, shape and date. Incised 31. Front corner of one broken off and set back. Crazing to both

Rookwood Pottery figural bookends, artist signed WMc William P McDonald, 2185, 6" h

Panther, decorated by William P. McDonald, having dark grey matte glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XXI" for date 1921, shape #2564, wheel cut X to indicate second

Rookwood Pottery large porcelain Rook figure, shape number 2636 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1923 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and artist's monogram designed by William P. McDonald (1864-1931) 9"w

Pair of bisque glaze bookends of a lady on a chesterfield with a fan. William P. McDonald design, 1931, shape 6252. Height: 6.5"

Asian figure, decorated by William P. McDonald, having green over light blue glaze with crystallization, both have an impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XXXVIII" for date 1938, shape #2

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery rare earthenware Standard Glaze vase with a scenic landscape showing a full moon through trees and dozens of fireflies at ground level, shape numbe

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze earthenware mug with portrait of a clown, shape number 645 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1893 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incis

(1) 6 1/4" dia., Date: 1885, #202. Artist: William. P. McDonald. Gray with a green glaze. Seaweed and turtle design.

William P. McDonald (1864-1931) for Rookwood Pottery Aesthetic Movement Limoges style earthenware shell dish decorated with a flock of birds and a swallowtail over bamboo, shape number 222 Cincinnati,