ROOKWOOD 11" ART POTTERY VASE

11 1/4" X 6 1/2" MARKED ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY VASE BROWN TONES WITH NASTURTIUM DECOR - ARTIST SIGNED "A.V." (ALBERT VALENTINE) SHAPE #787C" - DATED 1895

signed Mary McDonald 11" high, dated 1926

Rookwood Art Pottery Vase. Marked on base. Height: 11.75 in.

Two Rookwood Art Pottery Vases Itemsa console bowl dated 1946 and a cabinet vase dated 1943. Bowl 2.5 x 11 in.; Vase 5.5 in. Estate of the late Lynn Fisher, Raleigh, NC Additional high-resolution phot

In nice matt mottled brown glaze with geometric motifs, including nested diamonds, with entwined "RP" mark, dated 1926, shape number "2892", 5" diameter x 11 1/2" high.

Rookwood art pottery tan standard glaze vase with floral motif, 11 1/2", #6870, 1946

11 Mid Century Pottery Vases, Zane, Rookwood, Trenton & American Art Clay Dimensions: Largest 10.25" H

Margaret Helen McDonald for Rookwood Pottery Art Deco Decorated Mat/Double Vellum vase with coneflowers USA, 1933glazed porcelain 7.25 h x 4.25 dia in (18 x 11 cm) Vase features Nubian Blac

Varying examples, early to mid 20th century, including a pair of deco mat green vases, a rookwood production vase, a W.J. Gordy vase and a blue floral vase. Tallest ht. 11".

11" unmarked Weller Baldin wall pocket, pair of 9" turquoise marked Van Briggle figural candleholders, a pair of Rookwood geese dated 1923, a 6" Rookwood vase dated 1930 and a pair of Rookwood candleh

Fred Rothenbusch for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze vase with Art Nouveau-style flowers USA, 1898glazed earthenware 4.875 h x 4.500 dia in (12 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and

1. The vase with impressed logo and Roman numeral date of 1923 is numbered 2260c. 2. The bowl with impressed logo and Roman numeral date of 1921 is numbered 2530. Measures 7 x 9.5 and 2 x 11.75 inches

Lorinda Epply for Rookwood Pottery Ivory Jewel Porcelain vase with berries USA, 1922glazed porcelain8.75 h × 4.25 dia in (22 × 11 cm) Sold to benefit the Saint Louis Art Museum acquis

Carl Schmidt for Rookwood Pottery Tall Iris Glaze vase with mushrooms USA, 1909glazed porcelain 11.5 h x 7 dia in (29 x 18 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date, number, glaze designation an

Elizabeth Barrett for Rookwood Pottery Later Mat/Mat Moderne vase with Art Deco-style flowers and leaves USA, 1929glazed porcelain 9.25 h x 4.5 dia in (23 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mar

Lorinda Epply for Rookwood Pottery Tall Ivory Jewel Porcelain vase with Art Deco-style flowers USA, 1930glazed porcelain 11.75 h x 5.375 dia in (30 x 14 cm) Vase features a mottled gray-black

This is an antique group of Rookwood pottery from the Rookwood Pottery Company of Ohio. The group includes a green glaze vase #693 and a low bowl #2573-C. The vase is 11 3/8" tall and the bowl is 12"

oversized bulbous vase or jardinière decorated with blooming white flowers in relief; with rookwood block letter mark, and painted artist's signature and "CPC" (Cincinnati Pottery Club) h. 12-1/2 d

American early 20th century, handled vase shape #889B, decorated in relief with two large peonies on each side, covered in a sea green and blue matte glaze, signed "C.S.T." and "RP" flame mark, 13-3/4

by Arthur Conant, 1916, vellum glaze, a rare winter scene similar to a Higoshige Mt. Fuji scene, boaters on the water, home along the shore, pink sky, typical light crazing, 9 1/4" tall.....Rookwood P

Rookwood art pottery vase, by Rose Fechheimer, 1905, having a shouldered form decorated with thistle and incised accents, underside marked with shape 917B, and incised with artist signature, 9"h

Splendid vintage Rookwood art pottery vase. Beautiful colors. Great quality and detail. Marked on bottom as shown in photos. In very good original as found condition. measures 9 5/8 inches tall.

Rookwood art pottery vase, Carl Schmidt, Venice from the Harbor, Iris Glaze, 1901, in good condition, fine crazing, height 7 5/8".NOTE, added image (image 7) under black-light to show rim, no repairs

Art Deco style floral by Sarah Sax, 1918, shape #977, "P' mark for porcelain, 10 1/2", a stunning example, excellent.....Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked the