Rookwood Pottery 3 Cherub Lamp 2440

Pottery lamp decorated by Holtkamp, (3) birds on flowering magnolia tree. Mounted on gilded metal base. Dated 1949. Pottery- 6.5dia x 13h Overall- 13dia x 27h

A Rookwood pottery vase/ lamp base, 11.5"x6.3"dia

Rookwood Pottery Tulip vase, #1385 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1913 Mat plum glazed ceramic impressed marks with electrified lamp insert (not drilled) 5 3/8"dia x 20 1/2"h (overall)

Rookwood Pottery unusual architectural tile with winged cherub, grapes and swags, shape number 1166Y Cincinnati, Ohio matte glazed ceramic impressed "Rookwood Faience" on reverse tile: 15 3/4"w x 2"d

floral scenes, one measures 11.5"h 4"dia, the second measures 9.5"h 3"dia

supported by three cherubs, 10 1/2"h, 9 1/2"w, #2440, 1921

1907 Marked for Rookwood; Further marked: VII / 1289 / [V-shaped trial mark] The two-light green modeled matte glaze base with low relief oak tree motif topped by a bell-form leaded slag glass shade

A Rookwood Pottery Lamp. Painted by Harriet E. Wilcox (American, 1869 – 1943) Height to top of pottery: 14"

Katherine Van Horne (active 1907-1918) for Rookwood Pottery porcelain lamp vase with fleur-de-lis decoration under turquoise blue glaze, shape number 2298D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1916 high glazed ceramic i

Kataro Shiryamadani Rookwood Pottery Lamp Base. Kataro Shiryamadani (Japanese, 1865-1948); orange to green glaze with yellow floral motif. Faint signature in Japanese to side; the underside with 'RP /

Lot of 2 Rookwood pottery vases that have been converted into lamps. Bottoms are covered with a brass stand that was added for the lamp. One lamp has a canvas covered cable and the other has a rubber

A Rookwood Pottery Lamp Base. Molded peacock feather motif, glazed golden yellow. Lamp fittings are likely Handel. Unmarked. Condition B; pottery is in good condition, in need of rewiring. 24 1/2" hig

celadon green, floral panels, original fittings by Crest, 13 1/2" body, excellent..........Rookwood Pottery is an American ceramics company that was founded in 1880 and closed in 1967, before being re

Rookwood Pottery Cherub on Coy Figurine. Matte Glaze figurine. RP logo to underside, artist initials CDS, 2009 and 10041. 5w x 5d x 11h

A Rookwood Pottery Lamp Base. Molded foliage, glazed mauve pink. Stamped Rookwood logo, Roman Numeral date for 1928 and "1371". Condition B; light surface scratches; new socket and wiring. Base 14 1/2

A green and brown Rookwood pottery vase with three handles. Rookwood marking on the bottom and numbered, "659 C". Vase is in good condition with minor wear commensurate with age. Measures 6.5" x 9" x

An antique Rookwood pottery 3 piece tea set dated 1915. Includes a teapot, creamer and sugar bowl. This matching set has a rose colored finish with floral decorated panels. Makers mark on the bottom o

A 1948 Jens Jensen for Rookwood Pottery Lamp. Art pottery vase converted into a lamp features a Magnolia Blossom motif, designed by Jens Jensen (Danish/American, 1895-1978). 1948 date mark, mold numbe

Attributed to Loretta Holtkamp (1894-1985) for Rookwood Pottery lamp base with flowering magnolia branch decoration, shape number 925B Cincinnati, Ohio, 1950 high glazed ceramic impressed factory mark

Rookwood Pottery, 3 standard glaze vases. All with floral decoration. Each with RP flame mark and artist initialed. Initialed CAB (Constance Amelia Baker), number 654C, 5 1/2"H; initialed OGR (Olga Ge

Rookwood PotteryVellum Lamp Basecirca 1908glazed earthenwareimpressed with firm's mark/VIII/1028/V22 x 5 1/4 inches

15 1/2" ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY LAMP BASE DATED 1937 - ARTIST SIGNED "M.M." - MARKED #614B - GLOSS GLAZE WITH FIELD AND TREES SCENIC DECOR - OVERALL LAMP HEIGHT IS 22 1/2"

Rookwood Pottery Kerosene Lamp 1884rare form very much in the style of a Chinese lantern, the grooved body painted on all sides with an undersea scene featuring swaying grasses and crustaceans, stampe

An early 20th century Rookwood Art Pottery lamp base decorated by Sara Sax. Features a tapered Vellum vase with grape vine design on a Blue ground with engraved Brass mounts. Impressed Rookwood mark,