Text Catalog - Rookwood Pottery Auction June 6, 1998


Treadway Gallery, Inc.


rookwood.GIF - 4.9 K

June 6, 1998
Museum Center at Union Terminal
Cincinnati, Ohio

Catalog Text by Lot Number


1. Rookwood candlesticks, waterlilies, white matt glaze, 1935, #2992, 4"h, chip and hairline; with a Rookwood vase, green hi-glaze, 1951, #7081, 3"h, mint 100-150

2. Rookwood vase, molded leaf and berry design with a good green crystalline matt glaze, 1924, #2099, 4.5"dia., mint 100-150

3. Rookwood tile, floral design in brown with green and blue background in an Arts & Crafts oak frame, 4"square, mint 150-250

4. Rookwood ashtrays, green hi-glaze, 1959, #7109, 4"square, mint 30-80

5. Rookwood vase, white matt glaze, 1940, #2263, 5.5"h, mint 80-150

6. Rookwood bowl with nude flower frog and pair of candlesticks, white matt glaze with green hi-glaze lining, bowl 1926, #2268B, 13"dia.; frog 1929, #2526, 5.5"h; candlesticks 1929, #6017, 5"h, all mint 450-650

7. Rookwood clock, sitting panther covered in an excellent gunmetal glaze, exceptional example, 1950, #7039, 7.5"h, mint 350-550

8. Rookwood basket, pink and green matt, unusual form, 1926, #2059, 6"dia., mint 150-250

9. Rookwood vase, two handles, nice blue hi-glaze, 1938, #6254, 5"h, mint 100-200

10. Rookwood vase, green hi-glaze, 1948, #357F, 6"h, mint 80-150

11. Rookwood vase, nice pink matt over incised stylized flower and leaf design, 1930, #6117, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

12. Rookwood vase, nice green and pink matt over incised geometric design to shoulder, 1930, #2284, 5"h, mint 130-230

13. Rookwood tile, raised geometric design covered in a blue matt glaze, impressed mark, in an Arts & Crafts oak frame, 4"square, mint 150-250

14. Rookwood vase, unusual example with blue hi-glaze, 1931, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

15. Rookwood candlesticks, waterlilies covered with an ivory matt glaze, 1945, #2992, 4"h, mint; with a pair of Rookwood pipe rests, blue and orange hi-glaze, 1962, #7185, 3.5"l, all mint 100-200

16. Rookwood paperweights, pair, contemporary production, cat covered with a 24kt gold finish and a black rook, both 4.5"h, mint 200-300

17. Rookwood bookends, rooks covered in a good brown matt glaze, 1920, #2275, 5"h, mint 300-400

18. Rookwood vase, incised decoration to top under a nice maroon and aqua matt glaze, 1922, #2112, 6.5"h, mint 130-180

19. Rookwood vase, pink matt with green highlights, molded leaf and bud design, 1928, #2090, 4.5"h, mint 100-150

20. Rookwood vase, covered in a blue hi-glaze, 1946, #3571, ground X, 6"h, mint 50-100

21. Rookwood trivet, parrot among flowers and branches, 1930, #3077, 6"square, mint 150-250

22. Rookwood bookends, rooks covered in a blue matt glaze, artist signed W.P. McDonald, 1929, #2275, 5"h, mint 300-400

23. Rookwood vase, yellow matt glaze, two handles at neck, 1923, shape number obscured by glaze, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

24. E.T. Hurley pastel, colorful landscape scene with trees along a brook running underneath a bridge, blue sky and green tree line in background, signed E.T. Hurley and dated April 22, 1939, matted and framed, 12" x 14", excellent condition 700-900

25. Rookwood vase, unusual beige matt glaze, date not legible, #6144, 3"h, mint 100-150

26. Rookwood vase, four-sided form with beading top and bottom covered in a good green matt glaze, 1928, #2762, 4"h, mint 100-200

26A. Rookwood vase, molded geometric design around shoulder covered in a pink and green matt glaze, 1926, #2312, 6"h, mint 100-200

27. Rookwood vase, molded design at shoulder covered in a black to dark brown hi-glaze, 1957, #2873, 3.5"h, mint 100-200

28. Rookwood figurine, egret covered in a black hi-glaze, 1948, #6992, 8.5"h, mint 250-350

29. Rookwood tray, moth on edge covered with a white matt, 1938, #2890, 5"w, mint 70-120

30. Rookwood tile, geometric design covered in a blue matt glaze, impressed mark, 4"square, in an Arts & Crafts frame, mint 150-250

31. Rookwood figurine, multi-colored pheasant, 1949, #2832, 14"l x 9"h, mint 350-550

32. Rookwood figurine, multi-colored pheasant, 1949, #2832, 14"l x 9"h, firing line to base not visible from top, two small grinding chips 350-550

33. Rookwood dish with elephant figure, white matt glaze, 1936, #6583, 5.25"dia. x 3"h, mint 200-300

34. Rookwood figurine, deer, white matt glaze, signed by Abel, 1934, #6170, 6"h, mint 200-300

35. Rookwood vase, floral decoration covered in a blue matt glaze, 1928, #2870, 5"h, mint 100-150

36. Rookwood vase, incised geometric design at shoulder under a good pink and green matt glaze, 1931, #2893, 8"h, mint 200-250

37. Rookwood vase, three-handled form, blue matt glaze, 1928, #2428, ground X, 6"h, mint 130-180

38. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape of birch trees in foreground with yellow, blue and pink sky, beautifully painted by K. Shirayamadani, 1910, #1369B, 14.5"h, cracked 500-700

39. Rookwood vase, two handles covered in a yellow matt glaze, 1917, #77C, 5.5"h, mint 100-150

40. Rookwood vase, molded decoration at shoulder covered in a exceptional yellow matt glaze, 1925, #2888, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

41. E.T. Hurley pastel, beautifully executed scene of trees along banks of stream, small waterfall over rock ledge, signed E.T. Hurley, dated April 25, 1920, 14" x 11", excellent condition 700-900

42. Rookwood sugar and creamer, blue matt glaze, 1940, #547, creamer 3.5"h, mint 80-130

43. Rookwood vase, molded flowers and leaves, blue and rose matt glaze, 1927, 4.5"h, mint 130-180

44. Rookwood vase, molded flowers and butterflies white matt glaze, 1938, #6457, 5"h, mint 80-130

45. Rookwood vase, molded floral decoration covered in a light green and ivory matt glaze, 1943, #6431, 3.5"h, some peppering to glaze 50-100

46. Rookwood vase, floral decoration covered in a green matt glaze, 1946, #6363, 6"h, mint 100-150

47. Rookwood pitcher, covered in a nice green and pink matt glaze, 1921, #2494, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

48. Rookwood vase, design of swans in a green matt glaze, 1919, #2097, 3.5"h, mint 130-180

49. Rookwood vase, lily design, pink hi-glaze, 1945, #6343, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

50. Rookwood vase, floral decoration in brown, red, green and blue, executed by Sara Sax in 1922, #2583, 8"h, cracked 250-350

51. Rookwood vase, molded stylized floral design at top under a beautiful blue and rose matt glaze, 1938, #6703, 4.5"h, mint 150-200

52. Rookwood vase, molded butterflies, yellow matt glaze, 1935, #6509, 4.5"h, mint 180-280

53. Rookwood vase, molded mistletoe, cream to ivory matt glaze, 1938, 4"h, mint 80-130

54. Rookwood vase, molded cherubs covered in a green matt glaze, 1930, #2509, 6"h, mint 200-250

55. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with decoration of flowers and leaves in squeezebag, executed by W. Hentschel, 1927, #614C, 13"h, cracked 350-450

56. Rookwood vase, molded flowers, green and pink matt glaze, 1930, #2591, 5.5"h, mint 130-180

57. Rookwood vase, three panels with molded floral decoration covered in a green and pink matt glaze, 1928, #2123, ground X, 5.5"h, mint 130-180

58. Rookwood vase, molded leaf design covered in a green and blue matt glaze, 1917, #2358, 4.5"h, bruise to top 100-150

59. Rookwood vase, elaborate molded floral decoration covered with a yellow matt glaze with brown highlights, 1923, #2691, 7"dia. x 6"h, mint 250-350

60. Rookwood vase, three open handles, covered in a light blue glaze, 1921, #2428, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

61. Rookwood covered jar, multi-paneled sides covered with a yellow matt glaze, 1926, #2953, 5"h, mint 200-300

62. Rookwood vase, molded geometric design at shoulder under a rose matt glaze, 1926, #2284, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

63. Rookwood vase, two handles at top, blue matt glaze, painted geometric design in black and yellow at shoulder which may not be original, 1916, #2076, 6"h, mint 150-250

64. Rookwood vase, covered in a blue matt glaze, 1928, #2972, 5.5"h, mint 100-150

65. Rookwood vase, molded decoration of pinecones covered in a pink matt glaze, 1929, #1889, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

66. E.T. Hurley etching, scene of Cincinnati's Fountain Square at night, dated 1931, signed, 9"w x 12"h, excellent condition 250-350

67. Rookwood bookends, collie, covered in a cream matt glaze, 1933, #2778, 6"h, mint 300-400

68. Rookwood tile, four lobed design in an Arts & Crafts frame, 4"square, marked, mint 150-250

69. Rookwood tray, four feet, molded wreath, 1915, 5"square; with a Rookwood ashtray, blue hi-glaze, 1956, 6"w; and a Rookwood pipe rest, pink hi-glaze, 1951, #6392, 3"l, all mint 100-200

70. Rookwood vase, finely detailed molded daffodils covered with a green matt glaze, 1928, #2476, 8.5"h, mint 250-350

71. Rookwood vase, unusual purple matt over incised floral decoration, 1931, #2854, 4.5"h, mint 150-200

72. Rookwood vase, five buttresses at top alongside molded floral covered in a pink and green matt glaze, 1928, #2324, 8"h, mint 150-250

73. Rookwood tile, molded decoration of leaves and grapes in green and purple, impressed mark, 6"square, minor chips 100-200

74. Rookwood vase, molded floral decoration in a blue matt glaze, 1929, #1890, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

75. Rookwood vase, molded daffodils, covered in a blue matt glaze, 1928, #2476, 8.5"h, mint 250-350

76. Rookwood vase, molded leaves with flowers between covered in a green and pink matt, 1916, #2220, 7"h, mint 150-250

77. Rookwood vase, three molded leaves covered in a blue matt glaze, 1928, #2282, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

78. Rookwood vase, yellow matt glaze, two handles at neck, 1929, #77C, 5.5"h, XÕd, mint 100-200

79. Rookwood vase, pink to green matt glaze over floral decoration, 1934, #6458, 5"h, mint 100-200

80. Rookwood vase, green hi-glaze exterior with peach interior, bottom marked for Western Southern, 1943, 7.5"h, mint 100-150

81. Rookwood vase, blue matt glaze over molded floral design, 1945, #2989, 7"h, mint 130-230

82. Rookwood vase, Limoges style with landscape scene of sailboat on lake, mountain in background and trees in foreground all painted in black and white on a gray background, gold highlights overall, red clay body, impressed mark, 1882, signed N.J. Hirschfeld twice, 5.5"h, cracked 250-350

83. Rookwood letter rack, two holders, green matt glaze, 1931, #6271, 4.25"w x 3.5"h, mint 100-200

84. Good Grace Young painting, oil on canvas board, lovely seascape of rocky coastline in Boothbay Harbor, ME., water and mountains in background, signed, 18"h x 24"w, notarized letter of authentication included, excellent condition 800-1100

85. Unusual Rookwood wallpocket, blue matt glaze, two handles, 1928, #2965, 6"h, mint 200-300

86. Rookwood vase, green hi-glaze over molded berry and leaf design, 1950, #2090, 4.5"h, mint 100-150

87. Rookwood bowl with flower frog, large form covered in a green crystalline glaze, 1962, #7202, 11"dia. x 5.5"h, frog 3"h, mint 300-400

88. Rookwood card holder, pedestal base with paneled design, ribbed top, covered in a blue crystalline glaze, 1927, #2952, 3"w x 3.5"h, mint 100-200

89. Rookwood box, light standard glaze with portrait of lady with long flowing hair on a crescent moon, painted by E. Abel, 1895, #262A, 5.5"dia. x 3"h, lid damaged and glued, bottom has hairlines 250-350

90. Rookwood vase, light blue matt, 1920, #1877, 5.25"dia. x 3"h, mint 100-150

91. Rookwood vase, cream hi-glaze over banded cattail decoration, 1946, #2592, 5"h, mint 100-150

92. Rookwood vase, pink and green matt glaze over molded band of geometric design, 1925, #2437, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

93. Rookwood bowl, blue hi-glaze, 1936, #6313, 8"dia. x 3.5"h, mint 100-200

94. Rookwood compote, red hi-glaze, crimped top with floral medallion in center, 1955, #S2205, Rookwood anniversary triangle, 6"dia. x 4.5"h, mint 100-200

95. Rookwood vase, white matt glaze over molded floral design, 1937, #2989, 7"h, mint 80-130

96. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape painting of snow scene by S.E. Coyne, 1913, #1124D, 8.5"h, cracked and chipped 300-400

97. Rookwood vase, green matt glaze, design around neck, 1936, #6440, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

98. Rookwood vase, pink and green matt glaze, leaf design, 1927, #2282, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

99. Charles Stewart Todd watercolor, two women in long dresses, framed and matted, signed in pencil, 4.5"w x 6"h, excellent condition 400-600

100. Rookwood sign, contemporary production, green hi-glaze, 14"l, chip and firing line; with a Rookwood sign, contemporary production, brown matt glaze, 12.5"l, mint 200-300

101. Rookwood lamp, decorated porcelain with painted design of bamboo, great Deco design, decorated by Margaret H. McDonald, 1934, has original label on bottom, marked Òsample 1352-H-2Ó, original fittings, replaced shade, base 12"h, harmless vertical line in glaze 450-650

102. Rookwood ashtrays, pair, blue hi-glaze, advertising in middle, 1947, 5"dia., mint 50-100

103. Rookwood vase, molded peacock feather at top under blue matt glaze, 1920, #1904, 6"h, mint 200-250

104. Rookwood vase, molded floral design at top under pink and green matt glaze, 1928, #2112, 6.5"h, mint 130-180

105. Rookwood vase, two handles covered with a pink and green matt glaze, 1928, #2562, 5.5"h, mint 130-180

106. Rookwood vase, incised panels on flaring form underneath a green matt glaze, 1917, #2356, 4"h, mint 100-200

107. Rookwood vase, painted and incised floral with geometric design at top, L.N. Lincoln, 1920, #1356E, 7.5"h, hairline cracks 200-300

108. Rookwood floor vase, die impressed design at top over blue floral covered with a green hi-glaze, executed by Matt Daly, 1886, 22"h, cracks, scratches and glaze flakes 350-550

109. Rookwood sugar and creamer, blue hi-glaze, 1948, #547, 3.5"h, mint 100-150

110. Rookwood vase, impressed floral design at top covered with a blue matt glaze, 1922, #1266, 7"dia., mint 150-200

111. Rookwood plaques, set of six (one shown), contemporary production, scene of Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati, matted and framed, one in red, two in yellow, one in brown and two in green, 8"w x 10"h, all mint 600-800

112. Rookwood bowl, blue matt with yellow interior, 1928, #2916, 12"l, chip on edge 50-100

113. Rookwood bowl, floral design covered in a green matt glaze, 1930, #2098; with a Rookwood bowl, die impressed design to top, green and brown matt, 1901, #14Z, artist initialed, both 4.5"dia. and mint 200-300

114. Rookwood vase, two-handled form covered with a pink and green matt, 1928, #77C, 5.5"h, mint 130-180

115. Rookwood vase, molded floral decoration covered in a pink and green matt glaze, 1926, #2108, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

116. Rookwood vase, dark blue matt over molded leaf design, 1920, #1903, 5.25"h, mint; with a Rookwood vase, blue hi-glaze over molded Mexican figures, 1946, #6762, 5.5"h, chip to top 200-300

117. E.T. Hurley etching, scene of 8th street with cars, signed and dated 1915, 9" x 12", excellent condition 350-450

118. Rookwood vase, pink matt over molded leaf design, 1927, #2091, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

119. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with decoration of brown clover on green stems on brown, gold and green background, decorated by L.E. Hanscom, 1903, #863, 7.5"h, broken handle and lip; with a Rookwood vase (shown to right), standard glaze with decoration of oak leaves and acorns on a green, brown and orange background, 1903, #903B, L.N. Lincoln, 9"h, drilled for lamp 350-450

120. Rookwood vase, yellow matt over molded floral panels, 1928, #1907, 5.5"h, mint 150-250

121. Rookwood tile, geometric design in tan, blue and purple, impressed mark, in an oak Arts & Crafts frame, 4"square, mint 150-250

122. Rookwood plaque, clover leaf design in ivory outlined in blue with yellow background, impressed mark, in an oak Arts & Crafts frame, 4"square, some scratches 100-200

123. Rookwood dish, red matt with geometric design, 1911, #1188, 3"dia. x 2"h, mint 50-100

124. E.T. Hurley etching, landscape showing Mt. Adams, signed and dated 1928, 8" x 10", excellent condition 250-350

125. Cincinnati Art Pottery vase, attribution, limoges style decoration of yellow and red flowers with green leaves on a multi-tone brown background, artist initialed, 8"h, minor flakes 150-250

126. Rookwood vase, lily form in green hi-glaze, 1950, 5"h, mint 50-100

127. Rookwood vase, blue matt over molded tulip design, 1925, #2114, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

128. Rookwood mug, standard glaze with yellow floral decoration, twisted handle, 1906, #328B, metal liner, 6"h, cracked 150-250

129. Rookwood vase, molded Arts & Crafts design, brown matt, 1920, #2125, 6"h, mint 150-250

130. Rookwood book, first book by Herbert Peck; along with four various pamphlets about Rookwood and Van Briggle, all in good condition 100-150

131. Rookwood vase, two-handled form, blue matt glaze, 1923, #77C, 5.5"h, mint 150-250

132. Rookwood vase, molded floral decoration, yellow matt glaze, 1934, #6431, 3.5"h, mint 100-200

133. Rookwood vase, incised geometric design at shoulder covered with a green and pink matt glaze, 1925, #1824, 6"h, mint 150-250

134. Rookwood vase, molded stylized floral design with round leaves under an incised linear decoration, blue matt glaze, 1943, #6217, 4.5"h, mint 150-250

135. Rookwood vase, five-sided form with molded decoration of Rooks, covered in a green matt glaze, 1925, #1795, 5"h, mint 250-350

136. Matt Daly painting, oil on canvas, ivory peonies, green leaves in a pottery vase, signed M.A. Daly, 1928, 24"h x 20"w, excellent condition 600-800

137. Rookwood vase, molded floral decoration at shoulder under a lavender and brown crystalline glaze, 1925, #2108, 6"h, mint 150-250

138. Rookwood vase, molded flowers at shoulder under a pink matt glaze, 1930, #2207, 5"h; with a Rookwood bowl (not pictured), pink and green matt, 1929, #547, 2"h, both mint 150-250

139. Rookwood vase, molded fruit at top, green matt glaze, 1928, #2122, 4.5"h, mint 150-250

140. Rookwood vase, molded panel design, yellow matt glaze, 1934, #2283, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

141. Rookwood vase, rectangular form, yellow matt glaze, 1925, #2840, 5"h, mint; with a Rookwood vase (not pictured), two handled, pink matt, 1917, #1647, 6"h, ground X, chips and flaws 150-200

142. Rookwood vase, molded design at top of leaves and berries and pink and green matt glaze, 1932, #2139, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

143. Rookwood vase, incised floral decoration on shoulder, covered in a yellow matt glaze, 1942, #6695, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

144. Rookwood vase, molded water lilies in a caramel hi-glaze, 1954, #6833, 6.5"h; with a Rookwood ashtray (not pictured), blue hi-glaze, Boyscout presentation, 1955, 6"w, both mint 150-250

145. Rookwood vase, molded floral design, green crystalline glaze, 1937, #659E, 8"h, mint 200-300

146. Rookwood vase, geometric design, green matt glaze, 1925, #2135, 6"h, mint; with a Rookwood single bookend (not pictured), bluejay, green matt, 1939, #2657, 5.5"h, minor flake 200-250

147. Rookwood covered bowl, incised geometric design, blue, brown and green matt glaze, 1910, #1841, 4"h, mint; with a Rookwood vase, molded airplanes and ships, green matt glaze, signed Abel, possibly missing lid, 1930, #6192, 3"h, mint 350-450

148. Rookwood vase, molded floral design at top, blue crystalline glaze, 1929, #2373, 7"h, mint; with a Rookwood flower frog (not pictured), green matt glaze, 1916, 1"h, small flake 200-250

149. Rookwood bowl, molded design at shoulder covered in a pink matt glaze, 1917, #1793, 6"w x 3"h, ground X, minor glaze roughness; with a Rookwood vase (shown at right), flattened form covered in a pink hi-glaze, 1944, 10.5"w x 7.5"h, minor glaze flaws and chip 150-250

150. Rookwood vase, pedestal form with molded decoration of grapes covered in a purple matt, 1924, #1642, 6"h, glaze miss to top, mint 100-200

151. Rookwood bowl, molded decoration at shoulder under a pink and green matt glaze, 1924, #2159, 2"h, mint 100-150

152. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with beautifully painted water lilies above blue and purple water, decorated by H.E. Wilcox in 1925, #1369C, 11.5"h, cracked 400-600

153. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with stylized floral in purple against a green background, 1915, #1357E, 7.5"h, ground X, glaze flaws 150-250

154. Rookwood vase, three molded panels covered in a yellow matt, 1930, #2123, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

155. Rookwood bowl, molded floral decoration under a rose and blue matt glaze, 1930, #2169, 7"w x 3"h, mint 150-250

156. Decorative W. E. Hentschel airbrush, Deco design of two Egrets with colorful design of flowers in background, signed W.E. Hentschel, 15"square, excellent condition 600-800

157. Rookwood bowl, geometric design with four feet covered in a green hi-glaze, 1937, #6048, 3.5"h, chip to foot; with a Rookwood tray (shown to right), frog on edge, covered in a brown matt glaze, 1926, #2765, 6"w, small abrasion to nose 150-250

158. Rookwood Rook bookends, blue matt glaze, impressed W.P. McDonald signature, 1929, #2275, 5.5"h, mint 350-450

159. Good Rookwood bookends, seated ladies in long dresses in a purple, brown and yellow matt, 1926, #6252, 7"h, minor flakes 250-350

160. Rookwood vase, molded leaf design covered in a blue crystalline glaze, 1933, #2090, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

161. Rookwood humidor, covered form with incised geometric design covered in a green matt glaze, 1905, #996, 8"h, cracked and repaired chip; with five Rookwood flower frogs (not shown), various colors and dates, all with minor flaws 200-300

162. Good Rookwood vase, embossed decoration of stylized leaves below incised linear design covered in a green matt glaze, 1934, #6217, 4.5"h, mint 150-250

163. Rookwood bowl, molded leaves under a blue matt, 1916, #2128, 4" x 2"h, minor glaze flaws; with a Rookwood bowl (shown at right), molded design at lip, covered in a cream, red and yellow matt, 1905, #1180, 5"w x 3"h, glaze flaws 100-200

164. Rookwood vase, molded design of dolphins covered in a pink and green matt glaze, 1928, #2323, 7"h, lines to top; with a Rookwood vase, molded peacock feather design, purple matt glaze, 1922, #2432, 9"h, line to top 300-400

165. The Book of Rookwood Pottery by Herbert Peck, very good condition 30-50

166. Rookwood vase, two-handled form covered in a pink and green matt glaze, made in 1927, impressed mark and #63, 4.5"h, mint 150-250

167. Rookwood vase, molded water lilies, blue hi-glaze, 1943, impressed mark, #6833, 6"h, mint 150-250

168. Nice Rookwood vase, molded Rooks at bottom above trees, blue matt glaze, 1923, impressed mark and #1795, 4.5"h, mint 200-300

169. Rookwood vase, flaring form, four open handles, pink and green matt glaze, 1928, impressed mark and #2741, 4"h, mint 150-250

170. Rookwood flower frog, satyr with turtle all covered in a brown matt glaze, made in 1921, impressed mark and #2336, 7"h, mint 250-350

171. Rookwood vase, green hi-glaze, 1945, impressed mark, #6314, 7"h, mint; with a Rookwood vase (not shown), blue hi-glaze, 1945, impressed mark, #6314, 7"h, mint 250-350

172. Rookwood candlesticks, pair, open flower below molded leaves covered in a good pink matt glaze, unusual examples made in 1921, impressed mark and #1248, 7"h, mint 250-350

173. E.T. Hurley etching, house on hill in black and white, signed E.T. Hurley and dated, 10" x 8", framed, minor foxing, very good condition 250-350

174. Rookwood vase, four-sided form with beading at top and bottom, nice blue crystalline glaze, produced in 1930, impressed mark and #2762, 4"h; with a Rookwood plate, red hi-glaze, 1952, 8"dia., both mint 150-200

175. Unusual Rookwood wallpocket, molded vertical leaves in a pink and green matt glaze, 1927, impressed mark and #2008, 7.5"l, mint 150-250

176. Rookwood tray, molded design of peacock feather, black and blue matt glaze, made in 1922, impressed mark and #1668, 6.5"l, mint 100-200

177. Nice Rookwood vase, tapering form covered in an unusual plum hi-glaze, made in 1922, impressed mark and #2308, 7"h, mint 150-250

178. Large Rookwood vase, tall flaring form covered in a celadon green hi-glaze, made in 1947, impressed mark and #6925, 12.5"h, mint 200-300

179. Good Rookwood vase, unusual yellow hi-glaze, 1933, impressed mark, 7.5"h, mint 150-250

180. Rookwood vase, two handles, paneled bottom covered in a pink and green mottled matt, 1930, impressed mark, #6103, 3.5"h, mint 100-200

181. Rookwood elephant figurine, white matt glaze, 1936, impressed mark, #6488, 3.5"h, mint 150-250

182. Nice Rookwood vase, fish design, blue hi-glaze, 1927, impressed mark, #6535, 7"h, mint 150-250

183. Rookwood vase, two-handled, blue matt glaze, 1945, impressed mark and #6888, 4.5"h, mint; with a Rookwood vase (not shown), two-handled form covered in a light brown hi-glaze, 1945, impressed mark and #6888, 4.5"h, mint 200-350

184. Rookwood vase, molded seahorse, caramel and pink mottled matt, 1921, impressed mark and #2124, 6"h, tight line to lip 100-150

185. Rookwood Rook bookends, pair, large examples, caramel hi-glaze, 1948, impressed mark, #2274, 6"h, small flaw to one 250-350

186. Rookwood vase, molded floral design, blue matt, 1927, impressed mark, #2207, 5"h, mint 150-250

187. Rookwood vase, three-handled form covered in a pink and green mottled matt glaze, made in 1928, impressed mark and #2126, 9"h, mint 250-350

188. Rookwood vase, ribbed form in a pink matt glaze, 1938, impressed and #2972, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

189. Rookwood vase, ribbed flaring form covered in a green and pink mottled matt glaze, made in 1924, impressed mark and #2729, 7"h, mint 150-250

190. Rookwood candlesticks, pair, green matt glaze, 1935, #2981, 2.5"h; with Rookwood candlesticks (shown at right), pair, water lily design, blue hi-glaze, 1945, #2992, 3.5"h; with Rookwood candlesticks, pair, (not shown), water lily design, blue hi-glaze, 1945, #2992, 3.5"h, all mint 150-250

191. Fine Martin Rettig oil painting, oil on board, landscape with moon over body of water, painted by RookwoodÕs youngest artist, student of Duveneck at the Art Academy in Cincinnati, exceptional artwork with pleasing color, 13"w x 11"h, oak frame, excellent condition 1000-1500

192. Rookwood cup and saucer, mottled gray and ivory hi-glaze, 1950, impressed mark, #2816, 5"h, mint 150-250

193. Rookwood candlesticks, pair, molded leaf design, 1928, impressed mark, #2311, 2"h, mint; with a Rookwood bowl (not shown), green hi-glaze, 1949, impressed mark, #6927, 12.5"l, mint 200-250

194. Rookwood bowl, closed form with molded animals covered in a blue matt glaze, 1927, impressed mark, #2177, 8"w, mint 150-250

195. Rookwood vase, angular shoulder with incised decoration under a mottled pink matt glaze, 1927, impressed mark, #2863, 6"h, mint 150-250

196. Good Rookwood vase, pink hi-glaze, 1915, impressed mark, #1697, ground X for no apparent reason, 8"h, mint 200-250

197. Rookwood vase, blue matt with white mottling, 1949, impressed mark, #357F, 6"h, mint 100-200

198. Rookwood bookends, female reading book, mottled brown matt glaze, made in 1921, impressed mark, #2184, 6"h, chip to bottom 250-350

199. Rookwood vase, deer design, blue hi-glaze, 1932, impressed mark, #6214, 4.5"h, mint 100-200

200. Rookwood vase, molded floral design, pink and green mottled matt glaze, 1926, impressed mark, #2896, 8.5"h, mint 200-300

201. Rookwood vase, molded design of flowers on long stems covered in a dark pink hi-glaze, made in 1946, impressed mark and #6432, incised #86, 4"h, tight hairline to top 50-100

202. Rookwood vase, geometric design around shoulder covered in an oxblood glaze, made in 1949, impressed mark and #6440, 5"h, mint 100-200

203. Unusual Rookwood tile, molded stylized design of bird with tulips and leaves with gunmetal hi-glaze and brown matt on bird, pink flowers, green leaves all on tan background, impressed mark and #442, in oak frame, 6"square, mint 250-350

204. Rookwood figural, seated nude in white matt glaze, designed by Louise Abel in 1928, impressed mark and #2868, 4.5"w x 4"h, mint 150-250

205. Rookwood dish, molded design with rose one edge covered in a yellow matt glaze, made in 1935, impressed mark and #6505, 3"dia., mint 100-150

206. Rookwood vase, flared form covered in a tan hi-glaze, made in 1946, impressed mark and #2935, incised #39, 8"w x 7.5"h, mint 100-200

207. Good Rookwood vase, mottled gray and white hi-glaze covers classic form, impressed RP mark and #78, 10"h, mint 150-250

208. Rookwood covered piece, footed form in green and brown mottled matt glaze, lid has molded flower petal design around finial, made in 1906, impressed mark and #1688, impressed esoteric mark, 4"h, repaired feet 150-250

209. Rookwood vase, molded floral and geometric line design covered in a deep pink hi-glaze, made in 1946, impressed mark and #6147, incised #90, 7"h, minute grinding flakes to bottom 150-250

210. Rookwood bookends, pair, seated lady in yellow dress holding fan with blonde hair, made in 1939, impressed mark and #6252, 6.5"h, mint 350-550

211. Exceptional Rookwood vase, two handles at base, gray hi-glaze covers molded design two ladies and stars, made in 1935, impressed mark and #6539, 9"h, mint 250-350

212. Nice Rookwood tile, deeply incised and painted decoration of windmill on hillside with trees in green on a rose background, impressed Rookwood, in oak frame, 6"square, mint 250-350

213. Rookwood pin tray, molded reclining nude covered in a green hi-glaze, made in 1949, impressed mark and #2595, 4.5"w, mint 100-200

214. Rookwood figural of Christ, white hi-glaze, made in 1953, impressed mark and #6951, impressed T, 15"h, repaired halo 100-200

215. Rookwood vase, caramel hi-glaze over molded leaf and flower design, made in 1946, impressed mark and #6830, 6.5"h, mint 150-200

216. Rookwood ashtrays, one blue, 1956, 6"dia., other pink dated 1951, 3"l, both mint 50-100

217. Good Rookwood vase, molded floral at shoulder, elaborate design covered with a pink and green mottled matt glaze, made in 1929, impressed mark and #6029, 6.5"w x 6.5"h, mint 250-350

218. Fine Rookwood vase, molded floral design with intricate detail covered with a pale yellow hi-glaze, uncrazed and unusually nice, executed in 1947, impressed mark, #6632, 5"h, mint 150-250

219. Rookwood vase, three handled form covered in a pink and green mottled glaze, 1934, impressed mark, #2330, 5"h, mint 150-250

220. Rookwood bowl, closed form in thick pale yellow hi-glaze, 1915, impressed mark, #955, P for porcelain, 4.5"dia., mint 100-200

221. Unusual Rookwood Faience tile, molded design of two satyrs carrying basket of grapes in deep relief with border, intricately designed and molded with fruit, leaves and vines in a multitude of colors, impressed marks, #417, #3246Y, #G414, 27"w, minor chips 1500-2500

222. Rookwood vase, stylized floral design covered in a lightly blue matt glaze, made in 1945, impressed mark and #6767, ground X due to minor glaze skips, 6.5"h, mint 150-250

223. Good Rookwood covered vase, cylindrical form, molded flowers on top, turquoise hi-glaze, 1943, impressed mark, #6731, 3.5"h, mint 150-250

224. Rookwood vase, two handles, gray and beige mottled matt, 1925, impressed mark, #2558, ground X due to glaze inconsistencies, 5"h, mint 100-200

225. Rookwood vase, molded floral decoration, light blue hi-glaze, uncrazed, made in 1956, impressed mark, 4"h, mint 100-200

226. Cute Rookwood duck figurine, light blue hi-glaze, 1940, impressed mark, #6064, 4"l, mint 150-250

227. Rookwood vase, molded geometric design, pink matt glaze, 1928, impressed mark, #2135, 5.5"h, minor pitting 100-200

228. Rookwood vase, two handles, molded floral design, light green matt glaze, 1929, impressed mark, #2675, 7"h, mint 150-250

229. Rookwood vase, molded lily design, light blue hi-glaze, 1957, impressed mark, #6431, impressed Rookwood Cinti., O, 3.5"h, mint 100-200

230. Nice Rookwood vase, two handles, molded design at shoulder, mottled pink and green matt glaze, 1938, impressed mark, #6493, 8"h, mint 250-350

231. Rookwood vase, three handles, pink and green mottled matt glaze, 1934, impressed mark, #2428, 5.5"h, mint 100-200

232. Fine Rookwood vase, geese against clouds, pink semi-gloss glaze, exceptional uncrazed example, 1945, impressed mark, #6831, 6"h, mint 200-250

233. Rookwood donkey figurine, white matt, made in 1952, impressed mark and #6216, impressed W.P. McDonald signature, 7"h, mint 250-350

234. Rookwood vase, celadon hi-glaze, made in 1950, impressed mark and #6660F, 4"h, mint 100-200

235. Rookwood paperweight, elephant, green and brown matt, made in 1928, impressed mark and #2797, 4"l, mint 200-300

236. Rookwood paperweight, dog in a white matt glaze, 1927, impressed mark, #2777, 5"h, repair 50-100

237. Rookwood bookends, pair, blue matt glaze, made in 1944, impressed mark and #2275, impressed W.P. McDonald signature, 6"h, mint 300-400

238. Rookwood vase, blue and purple matt glaze, made 1919, impressed mark, #2093, ground X due to glaze imperfections, 3"h, mint 100-200

239. Rookwood vase, celadon glaze, made in 1944, impressed mark and #6826, 10"l, mint 150-200

240. Rookwood paperweight, figural nude covered in an ivory matt glaze, made in 1928, impressed mark, #2868, impressed signature, 4Óh, mint 150-250

241. Rookwood vase, standard glaze, holly decoration in green and orange, decorated by A.B. Sprague in 1898, impressed mark, #459C, ground X, 7"h, hairline and scratches 200-300

242. Rookwood egret, caramel hi-glaze, made in 1954, impressed mark and #6972, 9"h, mint 200-300

243. Rookwood blue ship dinnerware, c.1950s, three pieces, teapot, creamer and sugar bowl, tallest 6"w x 4"h, all mint 200-300

244. Rookwood blue ship dinnerware, five pieces, four 8" plates, one 6" salad plate, all mint 200-300

245. Rookwood vase, yellow matt glaze, made in 1919, impressed mark and #964P, 4"h, mint 100-150

246. Rookwood vases, pair (one shown), purple flowers with yellow centers and green leaves on a caramel background, made in 1945, impressed mark, #6870, 11.5"h, original lamp base hole, mint 400-600

247. Rookwood elephant bookends, white matt glaze, made in 1936, impressed mark and #6124, 7"h, mint 350-550

248. Rookwood paperweight, dog in a caramel hi-glaze, 1940s, impressed mark, #7024, 5"h, mint 250-350

249. Rookwood bowl, tan matt glaze, 1921, impressed mark, #2574D, 11"dia.; with a Rookwood bowl with flower frog (not shown), ribbed form in pink and green matt glaze, 1914, impressed mark, #2027, 7"dia., bruise and hairline 200-300

250. Rookwood tile, blue hi-glaze, made in 1954, impressed mark, #1212, 6"square, mint 150-250

251. Rookwood vase, yellow matt glaze, made in 1930, impressed mark and #2972, 5"h, mint 100-200

252. Rookwood paperweight, duck, green matt, made in 1944, impressed mark, 3"w x 1.5"h, mint 100-200

253. Rookwood vase, green matt, 1929, impressed mark and #2218, ground X, 5"h, mint 100-200

254. Rookwood vase, floral design with purple flowers on green stem with green and brown leaves, signed by unknown artist in 1945, impressed mark, #6432, 4"h, mint 200-300

255. Rookwood flower frog, two nudes embracing, yellow matt glaze, produced in 1920, impressed mark and shape number illegible, stamped and designed by Chester Beech, 6"h, mint 300-400

256. Martin Rettig painting, oil on board, still life with vase holding red, orange, pink and white flowers against a multicolored background, signed, 15"h x 12"w, original frame, excellent condition 500-700

257. Rookwood paperweight, pelican figural covered in a celadon hi-glaze, made in 1943, impressed mark and #6149, 6"l, mint 150-250

258. Rookwood paperweight, chicken figurine in multiple colors, covered in a hi-glaze, made in 1946, impressed mark and #6030, impressed artist signature William P. McDonald, 5"h, mint 250-350

259. Rookwood Egyptian bookends, woman with winged back, designed by William P. McDonald, made in 1924, impressed mark, #2510, impressed signature, 5.5Óh, flake to one corner 550-750

260. Rookwood Dutch bookends, multicolored matt with boy and girl leaning on wall behind stand of tulips, made by Sallie Toohey in 1928, impressed mark and #6022, 6"h, mint 450-650

261. Rookwood eagle bookends, covered in a celadon hi-glaze, designed by William P. McDonald in 1945, impressed mark and #2623, 6"h, mint 500-700

262. Unusual Rookwood figurine of bull dog, finely sculpted in lifelike colors, made in 1944, impressed mark, 10.5"h, mint 700-900

263. Rookwood vase, oxblood red glaze, made in 1949, impressed mark and #6969, ground X due to firing flaw, 8.5"h, mint 100-200

264. Martin Rettig painting, oil on board, still life with ceramic vase holding yellow, white and blue flowers against a multicolored background, signed, 15"h x 12"w, original frame, excellent condition 500-700

265. Rookwood covered vessel, paneled sides above molded geometric design, made in 1926, impressed mark and #2956, 7"dia. x 5"h, mint 250-350

266. Rookwood tray, peacock feather covered in a yellow and brown matt glaze, made in 1922, impressed mark and #1668, 7.5"l, mint 100-200

267. Rookwood egret figurine, green hi-glaze, made in 1952, impressed mark, #6972, 9"h, mint 150-250

268. Rookwood vase, molded floral, white matt, 6"h, drilled; with a Rookwood bowl, green hi-glaze, 1957, 3"dia., mint; with a Rookwood ashtray, green matt, 1919, 6"l, chips 100-150

269. Rookwood vase, two-handles, standard glaze, orange and brown leaves, decorated by C. Steinle, 1901, impressed mark, #536E, 6"w, chip 200-250

270. E.T. Hurley books, four, entitled ÒThe Town on the Beautiful RiverÓ, ÒCincinnatiÓ, and two copies of ÒStreets and Spires of CincinnatiÓ, all in fair condition; with Rookwood Photos of pottery and makers at the Rookwood pottery, four black and white, 6"square, excellent condition 100-150

271. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with yellow clover, executed by Carrie Steinle in 1908, impressed mark, #404, incised signature, 4"w, mint 200-300

272. Rookwood covered jar, ivory hi-glaze, 1939, impressed mark, #6731, 3.5"h, minor chip to inner lip; with a Rookwood vase (shown to right), geometric design to shoulder, green matt glaze, 1905, impressed mark, #911F, 3.5"h, line to top 200-300

273. Rookwood vase, turquoise blue drip over gray and white mottled hi-glaze, dated 1900 but made in the 1940s, impressed mark, #6204C, 7"h, mint 250-350

274. Rookwood hanging basket, green matt glaze, made in 1905, impressed mark and #S1732, 9"l x 10"dia., two minute flakes 250-350

275. Rookwood plaque, cameo style raised figures of men and women in Roman style, cream semi-gloss against a blue matt glaze, in an Arts & Crafts oak frame, 8"h x 19"l, minor chips to edges 1200-1700

276. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with red flowers and yellow centers with green leaves on a mottled black, orange and yellow ground, decorated by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1924, impressed mark, #2734, 8.5"h, crack 150-250

277. Rookwood architectural elements (one shown), 28 pieces, brown matt glaze, used for border of installation of tiles, 6"l x 1.5"h, mint 100-200

278. Rookwood vase, decorated porcelain, squeezebag technique, magnolias outlined in brown, made by Wilhemina Rehm in 1934, impressed mark, #927D, impressed mark on side and incised artist signature, original lamp base, 9"h, mint 600-800

279. Rookwood box, light blue hi-glaze, made in 1944, impressed mark, #6568, 5.5"w, mint 250-350

280. Rookwood vase, blue crystalline matt glaze, 1919, impressed mark, #2395, 10"h, chip repair to lip 100-150

281. Rookwood vase, cirrus glaze, black background, white hi-glaze, 1953, unknown artist signature, impressed mark, #7105, 6"h, mint 250-350

282. Rookwood tile, squeezebag technique, white windmill, trees on a blue sky, 1919, impressed mark, 6"square, oak frame, mint 300-400

283. Rookwood covered jar, pink and green matt, 1927, impressed mark, #1321E, 3"h, has inner lid, missing top; with Rookwood bookends, girl on bench, brown matt, 1918, impressed mark, #2426, W. McDonald, 5"h, one damaged, one mint 300-400

284. E.T. Hurley books, ÒStreets and Sprires of CincinnatiÓ, ÒTown of the Beautiful RiverÓ, ÒBridges and Byways and Old MillsÓ, all good condition 100-150

285. Rookwood vase, inlaid matt with floral decoration, executed by L.N. Lincoln in 1918, impressed mark, #904C, 12.5'h, line at top 400-600

300. Rare Rookwood vase, French Red with beautifully carved and painted decoration of purple, navy and light blue berries with light green leaves against a jet black to gunmetal background, bright red interior, finely detailed and precisely crafted design by one of RookwoodÕs more popular artists, uncrazed and extremely clean, executed by Sara Sax in 1922, impressed mark, #1667, 11"h, mint 3000-4000

286-299 NO LOT 301. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with dandelions in green, yellow and brown on a green to mahogany background, executed by Josephine Zettel in 1900, impressed mark, #906C, incised signature, 6.5"dia., minor scratches 550-750

302. Rookwood vase, broad shouldered form covered in a vivid green and lime aventurine hi-glaze, made in 1932, impressed mark, #6310, 5"h, mint 250-350

303. Rookwood bowl, unusual form, standard glaze with yellow flowers on a brown and green background, artwork on interior and exterior, produced in 1888, impressed mark, #427 and W for white clay, 10"dia., hairlines 250-350

304. Rookwood vase, standard glaze, brown, green and yellow leaves on a brown, yellow and green background, painted by L. Asbury, 1895, impressed mark, #504E, incised signature, 7.5"h, mint 400-600

305. Rookwood vase, molded leaves on stems, mottled gray and pink matt glaze, made in 1919, impressed mark, #2482, 11.5"h, mint 400-600

306. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with delicate decoration of yellow and brown blossoms with yellow centers on brown and green stems against a multi-toned brown background, painted by Sadie Markland in 1892, impressed mark, #657D, W for white clay, incised initials and L, partial paper label, 6.5"h, mint 400-600

307. Rookwood vase, two-handled form in a cameo glaze with brown leaves on brown stems with delicate white blossoms, salmon to light peach background, nicely executed by A.B. Sprague in 1889, impressed mark, #519 and W for white clay, incised signature and W for white glaze, 5.5"h, mint 450-650

308. Rookwood ewer, unusual form with mahogany glaze decorated with finely executed flowers in a Japanese style with lightly incised dark brown branches and berries, glaze contains hints of tiger eye, beautifully executed by Sallie Toohey in 1889, impressed mark, #43, R for red clay, incised initials, incised D for dark, 7"h, mint 650-850

309. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with decoration of blue grapes with green leaves painted by Grace Hall in 1903, impressed mark, #914F, incised signature, 4.5"h, minor flake to top 300-400

310. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with cherries in orange with green leaves and stems, painted by E.M. Brain in 1899, impressed mark, #883D, impressed signature, 8"h, hairlines 250-350

311. Cute Rookwood vase, nicely painted brown and yellow pansies with green stems and leaves executed by Laura E. Lindeman in 1907, impressed mark, #654D, incised initials, 4.5"h, mint 350-450

312. Rookwood vase, unusual two-handled form covered in a beautiful and rare blue matt with pink mottling probably a result of two glazes, 1924, impressed mark, #2081, 3.5"h, mint 200-250

313. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with excellent decoration of large yellow and orange mums with green leaves and stems, A.B. Sprague, 1893, #495, 8.5"h, mint 700-900

314. Impressive Rookwood vase, large form with molded gourds, leaves and flowers, covered in a mottled orange and rust matt glaze, exceptional example with superb detail, designed by Kataro Shirayamadani, 1928, impressed mark, #2997, 14"h, mint 1000-1500

315. Nice Rookwood vase, standard glaze with blue berries, green leaves and brown stems, unusual form with undulating top, decorated by Amelia Sprague in 1892, impressed mark, #381C, incised initials, 7.5"h, mint 500-700

316. Rookwood vase, flaring swollen form covered in a vivid blue hi-glaze, produced in 1923, impressed mark, #949D, 9.5"h, mint 250-350

317. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with nicely painted decoration of blue flowers with white centers and green leaves and stems on a background shading from gray to blue to ivory, decorated by Ed Diers in 1906, impressed mark, #950D, incised signature and V, 9"h, mint 1000-1500

318. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with delicate pink cherry blossoms with brown centers on brown stems outlined in purple against a white banded shoulder surrounded by a pink neck and body, executed by Lenore Asbury in 1921, impressed mark and #943E, incised V, incised signature, 7"h, mint 700-900

319. Interesting Rookwood plaque, unusual nocturnal scene with white moon over blue lake surrounded by evergreens, painted by K. Van Horne in 1914, impressed mark, painted signature, incised inscription on edge ÒSaranac Lake, Adirondac Mts., N.Y., 9.25Ów x 5.25"h, in an oak frame, mint 1200-1700

320. Good Rookwood vase, beautifully painted white water lily shaded with gray and green and yellow center on whiplash green stems with bold painted leaves, decorated by Ed Diers in 1907, impressed mark and #900C, incised signature, ground X due to glaze crawling, 8.5"h, mint 1200-1700

321. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with nicely detailed flowers in pink, purple and yellow with green leaves and stems on an ivory band below blue rim on top of pink body, an unusual form nicely decorated and extremely colorful, decorated by Carrie Steinle in 1916, impressed mark and #995E and V, incised signature, 6.5"w x 5.5"h, mint 1000-1500

322. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with pink flowers and green leaves, background shades from light to dark blue, decorated by M.H. McDonald in 1918, impressed mark and #1660E, impressed signature, 7.5"h, minor bruise to base 300-500

323. Rookwood bowl, pink flowers with green centers on a light blue background above, decorated by E.H. McDermott in 1915, impressed mark, #214E, impressed V and signature, 4.5"dia., mint 300-500

324. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with beautifully painted white flowers with orange stamens on white stems with green and brown leaves, nicely contrasted with itÕs light blue background, painted by M.H. McDonald in 1938, impressed mark and S for special, painted signature, 5.5"h, insignificant glaze loss at bottom rim 550-750

325. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with detailed and beautifully painted pink roses with brown branches and green leaves, background shades from gray, pink to green, painted by Ed Diers in 1907, impressed mark and #939C, incised signature and V, 9"h, mint 1200-1500

326. Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with scene of trees along a riverbank, unusual red leaves on brown trunks with striking green grass along light blue body of water, attractive and unusual coloration, painted by E.T. Hurley in 1915, impressed mark and incised V, painted signature, original frame, 9.5" x 5.5", mint 2750-3750

327. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with stylized flowers at top in cream with dark brown centers outlined in peach, background shades from brown to green to peach to tan, executed by Katherine Van Horne in 1910, impressed mark and #1659E, incised signature and V, 7.5"h, mint 800-1100

328. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with scene of boats in cobalt blue against a cream sea and sky, decorated by Lenore Asbury in 1912, impressed mark and #1658F, incised initials, incised GV, 6.5"h, mint 900-1200

329. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with three panels at shoulder with stylized white and light gray tulips painted and incised with green leaves and stems all outlined in white, background of pink behind panels with deep purple, beautifully crafted by Sara Sax in 1907, impressed mark and #932E, impressed signature, incised V, 8"h, mint 900-1200

330. Rookwood vase, decorated porcelain with two finely painted parrots in blue, green and orange against a light rose to blue background, birds perched on yellow and black limb with green and black leaves surrounding vase, uncrazed and clean, nicely done by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1930, impressed mark and #892C, incised signature, 9"h, mint 3500-5500

331. Important Rookwood vase, large two-handled form, jewel porcelain with yellow tinted translucent glaze, beautifully painted colorful birds on limbs with multi-colored flowers and foliage on a yellow, green and blue mottled background, uncrazed and beautifully executed example of one of Rookwoods signature glazes, beautifully defined and exceedingly colorful example, beautifully executed by E.T. Hurley in 1925, impressed mark and #339B, painted #4761 and signature, 14"h, mint 5500-7500

332. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with bold red flowers with brown and green centers all outlined in blue with green leaves and brown stems on a yellow and brown mottled background, vivid coloration and uncrazed, decorated by Catherine Covalenco in 1925, impressed mark and #614D, painted signature, 11"h, mint 900-1200

333. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with red flowers with yellow centers and green leaves on a blue, green and rose matt background, decorated by Sallie Coyne in 1927, impressed mark and #1660F, 6"h, mint 400-600

334. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with decoration of blue flowers with brown leaves on a mottled green and blue background, executed by Louise Abel in 1925, impressed mark and #2720, painted signature, 6.5"h, uncrazed, mint 450-650

335. Good Rookwood vase, matt glaze with finely detailed floral design at shoulder in a multitude of colors against a vibrant background of mottled blue, green, brown and purple, shoulder carries geometric design in purple and orange above a floral band, unusual and extremely decorative design, uncrazed and very colorful, painted by M.H. McDonald in 1925, impressed mark and #1664D, painted signature, 10.5"h, mint 1000-1500

336. Fine Rookwood vase, nicely painted floral decoration of pink blossoms outlined in blue on a pink to blue mottled background, very unusual glaze, extremely crisp, clean and uncrazed, executed by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1935, impressed mark S, incised signature, 6.5"h, mint 1200-1700

337. Nice Rookwood vase, matt glaze with red flowers with yellow centers and green leaves outlined in black on a mottled blue background, painted by L. Abel in 1922, impressed mark, #1356D, impressed signature, 9"h, mint 1000-1500

338. Unusual Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with carved and painted geese feeding at edge of pond, geese in white and brown, green grass, background fades from gray, yellow to green, finely crafted by Edith Noonan in 1907, impressed mark and #938D, incised signature and V, 6.5"h, mint 1200-1700

339. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with five fish swimming underwater, background fades from green, light yellow to ivory with white waves, fish in white, black, gray and coral, nicely painted by Edith Noonan in 1909, impressed mark and #1120, incised signature and V, 5"h, mint 1000-1500

340. Exceptional Rookwood vase, green vellum with nocturnal landscape of evergreens on snow covered ground with moon on horizon, decorated by Lenore Asbury in 1910, impressed mark, #1652D, incised GV for green vellum and artist signature, 9.5"h, mint 2500-3500

341. Good Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with unusual decoration of black Rook flying toward a large yellow moon, background shades from pale blue to green, decorated by S.E. Coyne in 1908, impressed mark and #951D, incised V, 9"h, mint 2750-3750

342. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with two large fish swimming underwater, background is aqua and light green with underwater wave work, realistic fish in brown and tan, finely painted by E.T. Hurley in 1907, impressed mark and #942C, incised signature and V, 7"h, ground X for no apparent reason, two unobtrusive hairlines 800-1100

343. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with four fish swimming underwater, background fades from ivory, blue to green with white waves, fish in white, black, brown, blue and coral, nicely painted by Edith Noonan in 1908, impressed mark and #1358E, impressed signature and V, 7"h, tight hairline to top 700-900

344. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with garlands of blue flowers with green leaves encircling yellow-centered pink roses on a background of muted yellow bordered by bands of blue, beautifully decorated and uncrazed, painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1924, impressed mark and #1356E, incised signature, 7.5"h, mint 1200-1500

345. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with beautifully painted blue flowers with yellow centers trailing down length of vase, against a background of warm yellow to dark gray, beautifully painted by Lenore Asbury in 1924, impressed mark and #922D, incised initials, 7.5"h, mint 1200-1700

346. Rookwood plaque, unusual seascape with blue rocks and green and white sea with blue, pink and white sky, painted by E.T. Hurley approximately 1915, in an Arts & Crafts oak frame, 8.5" x 11"w, mint 1500-2500

347. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with painted and carved mushrooms in peach and white outlined in black against a light lavender background, made in 1916, unknown artist signature, impressed mark and #2066, impressed V, incised artist signature, 7.5"h, mint 1200-1700

348. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze profusely decorated with purple irises with yellow beards on green stems with green leaves, beautiful background shades from light green to lavender in between purple bands, executed by Sallie Coyne in 1910, impressed mark and #904CC, incised V for vellum, impressed signature, 10.5"h, mint 1700-2700

349. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with impressionistic brown and purple flowers on a purple and green mottled background, decorated by Jens Jensen in 1920, impressed mark and #2720, painted number 3091, painted signature, 6"h, mint 500-700

350. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with delicate painting of peach and red flowers on brown stems against a peach, pink and light yellow mottled ground, decorated by M.H. McDonald in 1937, impressed mark and #6629, painted signature, 6"h, mint 550-750

351. Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze landscape with snow covered ground and barren trees along icy body of water, realistic colors of gray, yellow, blue and white, beautifully painted by Lorinda Epply in 1916, impressed mark, 9" x 11", in a period frame, mint 4000-5000

352. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with unusual color combination of blue and orange floral design against a mottled brown and blue background, uncrazed and colorful, produced by W.E. Hentschel in 1921, impressed mark, #1844, painted signature, 5.5"w, mint 550-750

353. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with impressionistic flowers in green, red and brown against a yellow and orange mottled background, decorated by Jens Jensen in 1929, impressed mark and #2831, painted signature, 5.5"h, mint 350-550

354. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with painting of red and yellow flowers with green leaves on black stems against a mottled background of blue and green, extremely colorful and uncrazed, decorated by Louise Abel in 1922, impressed mark and #950D, impressed signature, 9.5Óh, mint 900-1200

355. Fine Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with beautifully painted mallards soaring over body of water, birds in lifelike colors above water with waves, background shades from light green to peach, yellow to aqua, beautifully detailed artwork by Kataro Shiryamadani in 1907, impressed mark and #950C, incised signature, impressed V for vellum, 10.5"h, mint 4500-6500

356. Charming Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with wonderful decoration of six geese amongst trees with beautiful background colors of yellow, pink and lavender above green ground, finely painted by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1910, impressed mark and #1667, 11"h, mint 5500-7500

357. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design of numerous trees surrounding body of water, distant tree in background, nicely painted by Lorinda Epply in 1917, impressed mark, #925C, incised signature, 10.5Óh, mint 2500-3500

358. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design of trees along riverbank, produced by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1912, impressed mark, #1278E, 9"h, incised signature, ground X due to glaze flaws, mint 1000-1500

359. Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with finely painted landscape of green, brown and purple trees along road beside pool of water, finely painted by Fred Rothenbusch, entitled ÒSunsetÓ, 9"h x 7"w, original frame and backing, one craze line, mint 1700-2700

360. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design with colorful trees behind body of water carrying their reflection, profusely decorated with a colorful palette by Fred Rothenbusch in 1923, uncrazed and extremely colorful, clean as the day it was made, impressed mark, #839B, incised signature, 9.5"h, mint 2500-3500

361. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design of a thick stand of trees in deep rich colors decorated by Fred Rothenbusch in 1923, crisp and rich colors, uncrazed and exceptionally clean, impressed mark, #1358E, incised signature, 7.5"h, mint 2000-3000

362. Unusual Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design of trees and houses, painted by Ed Diers in 1922, impressed mark, #904D, incised signature, 9"h, restoration to base 2000-3000

363. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design of various multicolored trees along riverbank, beautifully decorated by Fred Rothenbusch in 1930, uncrazed and crisp, impressed mark, #614D, incised signature, 10.5"h, mint 3000-4000

364. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze, landscape of snow covered ground below trees in charcoal gray with light blue and yellow sky over aqua body of water, crisp and uncrazed, finely painted and beautifully fired, decorated by Sallie Coyne in 1924, impressed mark, #2032E, impressed V and signature, 8"h, mint 2200-2700

365. Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze, six ships at sail under colorful clouded sky of blue, green, yellow and pink, boats with minute detail reflected in water, excellent example of SchmidtÕs fine artwork, his Venetian plaques are among the most popular Rookwood produced, painted by Carl Schmidt in the 1920s, titled ÒThe Morning Hour, VeniceÓ, original backing and frame, 9" x 11.5", mint 4500-6500

366. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with beautifully painted landscape of numerous trees in green and brown surrounding body of water reflecting the blue and pink sky overhead, beautiful detail to trunks of trees as well as numerous trees in the background, an exceptional glaze with a bit of gloss and exceedingly fine color, painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1921, impressed mark and #233, impressed V, incised artist signature, 8.5"h, mint 2000-2500

367. Beautiful Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape showing numerous trees in green, blue and yellow on multicolored trunks, elaborate decoration with trees in the background, a myriad of colors and uncrazed finish combine to produce an exceptional example of Rookwoods scenic vellums, superbly painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1929, impressed mark and #925C, incised artist initials and V, 11"h, mint 2750-3750

368. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with yellow floral decoration on a ribbed body with green and brown background, decorated by Irene Bishop in 1900, impressed mark and #731, incised initials, 3.5"h, missing top, mint 250-350

369. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with floral decoration in yellow and brown on an orange to brown background, executed by Lenore Asbury in 1899, impressed mark and #753, incised signature, 6.5"h, mint 400-600

370. Rookwood vase, molded rooks around bottom under a pink and green matt glaze, 1919, impressed mark, #1815, 6"h, minor roughness to top 250-350

371. Rookwood pitcher, Limoges style decoration of green butterfly with gold accents along with black and pink spider amongst web against a smeared background of blue, aqua, pink and white with gold accents and black reeds, decorated in 1882, impressed Rookwood 1882 and #65, R for red clay and anchor mark, 9.5"h, mint 800-1100

372. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with yellow hyacinth decoration on green stems with green leaves, decorated by S.E. Coyne in 1903, impressed mark and #901, 9.5"h, drilled for lamp 350-550

373. Unusual Rookwood covered box, two-handled form with lid, standard glaze with yellow flowers on a dark brown to mahogany background, painted by C.J. Dibowski in1893, impressed mark and #601C and W for white clay, incised signature, 5.5"dia. x 2"h, mint 400-600

374. Good Rookwood covered urn, hand thrown form in a lightly mottled aqua hi-glaze, produced 1920, impressed mark, #2300, 11.5"h, mint 400-600

375. Rookwood jug, standard glaze with ear of corn in orange and brown with green shucks and yellow wheat against a green, orange and mahogany background, decorated by Carrie Steinle in 1900, impressed mark and #512C, incised signature, 5.5"h, minor scratches 300-400

376. Rookwood vase, molded rooks marching around bottom covered in a green matt glaze, good definition and sharpness, produced in 1921, impressed mark and #2326, 6"h, mint 300-400

377. Exceptional Rookwood vessel, unusual long form with pinched and flattened sides, dull finish with beautifully detailed flowers in green and blue with white centers against an ivory, light blue and medium blue background, delicate drawing in gold includes geometric and floral design, fantastic detail by one of RookwoodÕs more sought after artists, combines French and Japanese design, executed by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1887, impressed mark and #344B and W for white clay, incised S and signature, 12"l, mint 1200-1700

378. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with yellow and orange floral design with green and yellow leaves on brown and green stems on a brown and golden background, painted by Sara Sax in 1899, impressed mark and #611D, impressed signature, 8"h, mint 500-750

379. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with berry decoration in orange and yellow, nicely detailed with brown stems and green leaves against a brown and orange background, painted by Anna M. Valentien in 1894, impressed mark and #611B and W for white clay, 10"h, restoration to lip 400-600

380. Charming Rookwood vase, miniature form covered in a unique blue and mustard mottled matt glaze, made in 1930, impressed mark and #2587F, 4"h, mint 300-400

381. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with clover decoration in peach and yellow on a ribbed body with green and brown background, decorated by Carrie Steinle in 1897, impressed mark and #731, incised initials, 3.5"h, missing top, mint 200-300

382. Fine and exceptional Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with finely detailed trees highlighted with snow in front of a light blue to pink sky, snow scene with white ground below barren trees, uncrazed and beautifully detailed painting with magnificent colors realistically portraying a winter scene, finely executed by Lenore Asbury in 1916, impressed mark and #907D, impressed V, incised artist initials, 12"h, mint 3500-5500

383. Important Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with exceptional Venetian scene with eight boats in full sail so finely detailed that you can see passengers, colorful sky of pink, yellow and blue with lavender clouds above distant shore line dotted with buildings, finely detailed and colorful sails are mirrored in water, a large and exquisite vase decorated by one of the more desirable artists at Rookwood, painted by Carl Schmidt in 1920, impressed mark and #907C, impressed V and signature, 15"h, mint 7500-8500

384. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with large flowers in green and brown outlined in blue on a light green to yellow mottled ground below blue neck, decorated by Margaret H. McDonald in 1931, impressed mark and #6206F, painted signature, 5"h, mint 450-650

385. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with nicely painted decoration of white dogwood outlined in blue with touches of red on brown and purple stems against a light green, yellow and red mottled background, good crisp decoration with lovely colors, uncrazed and clean, painted by Kataro Shiryamadani in 1938, impressed mark S for special, incised signature, 7"h, mint 1200-1700

386. Unusual Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with landscape of trees and distant hills with body of water in foreground, rare technique that we feel to be HurleyÕs attempt at a sepia plaque, this noted etcher produced plaques in various techniques closely akin to his etchings, the color and feel of this example leads us to believe it was his attempt at a radical new type of Rookwood plaque, executed by Edward T. Hurley, impressed mark and signature, 9"h x 11"w, in period oak frame, mint 3750-4750

387. Rookwood vase, two-handled form with matt glaze of large round leaves with purple flowers with blue centers on a light brown background, painted by Jens Jensen in 1930, impressed mark and #2078, painted signature, 5"h, mint 450-650

388. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with pink flowers outlined in blue with yellow centers and green leaves on brown stems against a lightly mottled medium green background, uncrazed, unusual shape, painted by Sallie Coyne in 1925, impressed mark and #2070, painted signature, 7.5"h, mint 550-750

389. Fine Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with blue and lavender wisteria hanging from green branches with light green leaves on a background shading from lavender to green, decorated by Ed Diers in 1925, impressed mark, #2720, incised artist signature and V, 6.5"h, mint 1000-1500

390. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with decoration of holly in green and rose on a pink, green and blue background, decorated by Margaret McDonald in 1913, impressed mark, #2041E, incised V and artist signature, 7"h, insignificant bruise to top 300-400

391. Good Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with scene of boat with single sail on a stream, stand of evergreens nicely detailed in background, boat reflected in water, nicely painted by one of Rookwoods more desirable artists, executed by Sara Sax in 1920, impressed mark, painted signature, 5"h x 8"w, original frame, mint 2000-3000

392. Excellent Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with red berries outlined in green, with finely painted green leaves on brown stems all against a background shading from light to medium blue, great color contrast, uncrazed, painted by Lenore Asbury in 1927, impressed mark and #1779, incised artist signature and V, 8"h, mint 1500-2000

393. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with nicely painted cream and pink flowers with yellow and brown centers on green leaves and stems against a light blue to green background, executed by Ed Diers in 1928, impressed mark and #614F, incised V and signature, 7"h, mint 700-900

394. Good Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with stylized floral decoration of small blue and larger yellow and red flowers with pale green leaves and branches all outlined in purple, background shades from yellow, blue to purple, interesting decoration, uncrazed, decorated by Fred Rothenbusch in 1923, impressed mark and #1358F, incised initials and V, 6"h, mint 900-1200

395. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with pink cherry blossoms on gray stems with light green leaves, background shades from gray, pale pink to green, decorated by Edith Noonan in 1907, impressed mark and #941D, incised signature and impressed V, 8.5"h, mint 700-900

396. Rookwood vase, vivid aventurine glaze in shades of gold, brown and green, made in 1920, impressed mark and #1656D, 9.5"h, mint 500-700

397. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with yellow mums, painted by Howard Altman in 1903, impressed mark and #534C, incised initials, ground X for no apparent reason, 7.5"h, mint 550-750

398. Rookwood vase, molded vertical leaves covered in a unusual brown matt with blue crystals and purple highlights, made in 1923, impressed mark and #2403, 7"h, mint 250-350

399. Good Rookwood vase, beautiful yellow and orange roses with green leaves and stems on a multicolored brown background, exquisitely painted by Artus Van Briggle in 1888, impressed mark and #464, G for ginger clay, incised initials and L, 8"h, mint 900-1200

400. Rookwood vase, standard glaze decorated with yellow flowers on green stems with green leaves on a dark brown to orange background, painted by A.R. Valentien in 1897, impressed mark and #815, incised initials, 7.5"w x 7"h, mint 800-1100

401. Rookwood vase, six-sided form with embossed stylized flowers covered in an exceptional green matt with brown accents, an exceptional example with superb definition and glaze, produced in 1922, impressed mark and #2584, 10"h, mint 350-450

402. Fine Rookwood vase, squat broad form with a nicely painted Iris in blue and green with yellow centers against a mahogany to green background, nicely painted by L. Asbury in 1900, impressed mark and #762C, 7"w x 6"h, mint 800-1100

403. Rookwood vase, molded stylized decoration at top under a nice blue matt glaze, good color and definition, made in 1929, impressed mark and #2318, 9.5Óh, mint 300-400

404. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with yellow lilies and green leaves, painted by Carrie Steinle in 1900, impressed mark and #735D, incised signature, ground X due to glaze imperfections, 7.5"h, mint 400-600

405. Rookwood bowl, two-handled thrown form which is gouged, pushed and pulled with intricate painted design of flowers and circles, sgraffito and impressed decoration all reminiscent of the work done at Haviland in France, Haviland exhibited at the 1876 exposition in Philadelphia and was a major influence on Rookwood and other types of American pottery of that period, decorated by M.L. Perkins with incised initials and incised L, no Rookwood mark although we have seen this form signed Rookwood, 9.5"dia. x 3"h, minor glaze imperfections, mint 500-700

406. Rookwood vase, incised stylized design at base under a rose and mottled green matt glaze, produced in 1908, impressed mark and #1358E, 7"h, mint 250-350

407. Large Rookwood vase, standard glaze with nicely painted palm leaves in green against a brown, mahogany and orange background, decorated by Matt Daly in 1898, impressed mark and #S1411C, incised signature, ground X for no apparent reason, recessed foot for use in teakwood stand, 13.5"h, minor glaze abrasions 1200-1700

408. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with decoration or yellow and orange berries with green leaves on a brown, orange and green background, painted by Rose Fechheimer in 1898, impressed mark and #557, incised signature, 7"h, mint 550-750

409. Rookwood vase, two-handled form covered in a spectacular brown matt with blue crystals, made in 1922, impressed mark, #2078, 5"h, mint 250-350

410. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with yellow roses with green leaves against a brown, orange to green background, painted by Carl Schmidt in 1897, impressed mark and #639D, incised signature, 6.5"h, mint 450-650

411. Important Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with four beautifully painted geese in flight, fluffy birds in gray, white and tan, realistically painted, soaring against an ivory to salmon sky, 99% craze free, this large and impressive example is typical high quality work of one of RookwoodsÕ most important artists, executed by A.R. Valentien in 1898, impressed mark, #S1410B, incised signature and W, 12.5"h, clean repaired drill hole in base 9000-12,000

412. Large and impressive Rookwood vase, monumental form with seagreen glaze decorated with sailing ships at sea, four ships in shades of black, gray, white and peach all in full sail on tossing waves of deep blue and aqua with large lighter blue billowy clouds overhead, beautifully painted by Sturgis Laurence in 1903, impressed mark and #S1735 denotes special shape, incised artist signature on side, 14.5"h, original drill hole in bottom for lamp, mint 12,000-17,000

413. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with holly decoration in green, brown and orange with orange berries against a light green and orange background, extremely unusual shape, decorated by Josephine Zettel in 1892, impressed mark, #636W, 6"w, two tight lines 250-350

414. Handsome Rookwood vase, standard glaze with beautifully executed decoration of yellow and orange wild roses with green leaves and stems on multi-toned background, executed in 1890, impressed mark and #415C, 6"h, mint 500-700

415. Rookwood vase, molded bamboo in ivory against a light sand color matt ground, extremely strong definition with an excellent glaze, an unusually nice production piece, made in 1935, impressed mark and #2480, 10"h, mint 350-550

416. Large Rookwood vase, standard glaze with orange flowers on green stems with green leaves on a dark brown, orange and green background, decorated by A.B. Sprague in 1899, impressed mark and #537C, incised signature, 16"h, mint 2000-3000

417. Rookwood teapot, standard glaze with exceptional decoration of yellow and orange carnations with green stems and buds on a paneled body with graceful spout and matching top, nicely painted by L.N. Lincoln in 1894, impressed mark and #552, incised initials, 7.5"h, mint 700-900

418. Rookwood vase, molded stylized floral design encircles shoulder under a pink matt glaze, 1929, impressed mark, #2401, 7"h, mint 250-350

419. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with floral decoration in orange, brown and green, executed in 1904 by Caroline Steinle, impressed mark and #941, incised signature, 9.5"h, mint 700-900

420. Fine Rookwood vase, standard glaze decoration of yellow clover with green leaves with unique adornment of silver overlay covering two handles with a geometric design at bottom below elaborate scroll work, top covered in silver with irregular border, silver executed by Gorham Co., marked #R148, decorated by Carrie Steinle in 1892, impressed mark and #459E, impressed W, incised L for light decoration, 4Óh, mint 3500-4500

421. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze, yellow blossoms on green leaves clad with silver overlay executed by Gorham Co., marked #R198, painted by Harriet R. Strafer in 1892, impressed mark and #510, impressed W, incised signature, 7"h, insignificant break in silver and fracture to base not visible from top or outside 2000-3000

422. Rookwood handled vessel, standard glaze, scene of two men in period clothing smoking pipes and drinking, elaborate silver overlay with various flowers and leaves, scroll and lattice work, silver executed by Gorham Co. and marked #S1346, painted by Harriet Wilcox in 1891, impressed mark, #259B, impressed W, incised initials, 8"h, hairlines 2000-3000

423. Unusual Rookwood inkwell, standard glaze with decoration of feather among yellow and green clover, circular well adorned with silver in elaborate scroll work design, executed by Gorham Co., with a hammered silver top, painted by Constance Baker in 1899, impressed mark and #586C, minor flaws underneath base invisible from side or top, probably occurred in firing, does not affect piece, 10"l, mint 2000-3000

424. Exceptional Rookwood vase, standard glaze with beautifully painted yellow roses with green leaves covered with fine silver overlay with Art Nouveau strap and floral work, painted by Laura E. Lindeman in 1902, impressed mark and #568C, 7.5"h, mint 3500-4500

425. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze snow scene with multiple trees in dark blue surrounding body of water with light purple tree line below pink, yellow, green and blue sky, white snow covers landscape in foreground shading to blue around bottom of vase, painted by Sallie Coyne in 1920, impressed mark and #943E, incised artist signature and V for vellum, 7"h, mint 1200-1700

426. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape showing numerous trees with green leaves on white trunks with green ground on white and blue body of water, exceedingly clean and uncrazed, decorated by E.T. Hurley in 1938, impressed mark and #907F, impressed artist signature, 7.5"h, mint 2000-2500

427. Exceptional Rookwood plaque, beautifully painted landscape with large trees along road by body of water, several houses in the background, uncrazed, beautifully executed by one of Rookwoods best landscape artistÕs, painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1935, impressed mark and 9 x 12, painted signature, 9"h x 12"w, original frame, mint 4000-5000

428. Rookwood vase, scenic vellum with impressionistic landscape blues, green and purple reflected in water in foreground, soft pink and yellow in background, Fred Rothenbusch, 1924, #614C, 10.5"h, uncrazed, mint 2700-3700

429. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape showing snow laden trees against a peach sky surrounding body of water on a green background, painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1909, impressed mark and #1369D, incised artist signature and V for vellum, 9"h, mint 1700-2700

430. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with landscape design of prominent birch trees in foreground, rolling hills in background, lacks an artist signature, produced 1912, impressed mark, #2041C, 11"h, mint 1200-1700

431. Fine Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with beautifully detailed blue flowers and light green leaves over dark blue band around shoulder, body of vase shades from light blue to yellow/green, excellent artwork, beautifully painted by Ed Diers in 1925, impressed mark and #2831, incised artist signature and V, 5.5"h, glaze flaking to lip 600-800

432. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with light blue wisteria highlighted in brown on olive green leaves and stems against a background shading from dark to medium blue to aqua, excellent detail, uncrazed, beautifully painted, decorated by Ed Diers in 1926, impressed mark and #356D, incised artist signature and V, 8.5"h, mint 1500-2000

433. Excellent Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with tall trees against a beautiful pink and blue sky surrounding body of water with green and brown land in foreground, attractive colors and beautifully executed by one of RookwoodsÕ best artists, finely painted by Lenore Asbury in 1919, impressed mark and painted signature, 11"w x 9"h, in itÕs original frame, mint 4000-5000

434. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with finely painted cherry blossoms in white, gray and blue on a blue and green panel separated by white ribs, unusual example decorated by Sara Sax in 1908, impressed mark and #1929, incised signature and V, 7"w, mint 800-1100

435. Good Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with large white roses with brown and peach centers joined by green stems with green leaves and white unopened buds, background shades from lavender to blue, crisp decoration, uncrazed and clean, finely painted by Ed Diers in 1928, impressed mark and #900D, incised artist signature and V, 7"h, mint 1200-1700

436. Beautiful Rookwood vase, black Iris glaze with broad purple and pink irises with yellow beards on green to blue stems with green to blue leaves surrounding vase, two unopened buds in purple and yellow, background shades from peach, purple, light green to black, excellent color combinations creating a classic Rookwood vase, exceptional artwork by Constance Baker, executed in 1907, impressed mark and #907E, 9"h, mint 5500-7500

437. Rare Rookwood vase, black Iris glaze with nine beautifully painted swans floating on lake, swans in shades of white and gray with yellow beaks with their reflection shown in water, background fades from cobalt blue to black, typically fine painting by one of Rookwoods most desirable artists great detail, uncrazed, painted by Carl Schmidt in 1904, impressed mark, #S1772, 10.5"h, mint 9000-1200

438. Rookwood vase, molded stylized flowers under an exceptional peach and aqua matt glaze, nice color and mottling producing an extremely successful glaze, made in 1930, impressed mark, #2852, 7"h, mint 300-400

439. Fine Rookwood vase, early mahogany glaze with finely detailed flowers in orange and brown with minute detail to veining and center of flowers, gold to chocolate brown background with beautifully painted stems, this reflects the Japanese influence on Rookwood as well as anything you will find, hand thrown and beautifully decorated, executed by Matt Daly in 1888, impressed mark and #419 and R for red clay, impressed signature and incised L, 7.5"h, mint 1200-1700

440. Rookwood pilgrim flask, early handled form with Limoges decoration of geese in flight and water fowl wading in pool, white, orange and black birds against smeared background in olive green and white with gold accents and black reeds, extremely well painted by A.R. Valentien in 1882, impressed Rookwood 1882, anchor mark, incised signature, 7"h, mint 800-1100

441. Good Rookwood vase, broad shouldered form with standard glaze decoration of large open tulips in gold and brown on a brown to green background with green stems and leaves, decorated by Jeanette Swing in 1903, impressed mark and #915C, incised signature, 7.5"h, mint 700-900

442. Rookwood vase, unusual shape, standard glaze with palm leaves in green and brown against an orange and two-tone green background, decorated by Matt Daly in 1896, impressed mark and #825, impressed signature, ground X due to minor glaze bubbles, 11.5Óh, minor abrasions 900-1200

443. Rookwood bowl, Limoges style decoration with two butterflies in brown tones soaring against a peach, green and white smeared background with gold highlights and black reeds, painted gold accents at lip, produced in 1883 by N.J. Hirschfeld, impressed Rookwood 1883, #166, G for ginger clay, kiln mark, incised signature, 7"dia., mint 650-850

444. Rookwood vase, molded Rooks marching around vase covered in a beautiful two-tone mottled red matt glaze, made in 1922, impressed mark and #2326, 6"h, mint 300-400

445. Rookwood vase, rare flattened form covered in a celadon glaze with molded design at base, produced in 1938, impressed mark and #6715, 3.5"dia. x 2"h, mint 150-250

446. Rookwood vase, molded decoration of three owls in recessed panels below molded stars at top under a two-tone blue matt glaze, 1915, impressed mark and #2216, 8.5"h, mint 250-350

447. Rookwood vase, delightful standard glaze decoration of yellow lily of the valley on green stems and leaves on a dark brown, mahogany and green background, decorated in 1898 by Katherine Hickman, impressed mark and #462D, incised initials, 6.5"h, mint 450-650

448. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with decoration of yellow dogwood with black centers on brown stems with green leaves on a dark brown, orange and green background, decorated by Mary Nourse in 1899, impressed mark, #495B, incised signature and incised L for light background, original paper label, 9"h, mint 700-900

449. Fine Rookwood vase, dull finish with nicely textured two-tone blue matt background with fluffy black and gray bird amongst black reeds and grasses, beautifully decorated by Matt Daly in 1886, impressed Rookwood 1886, #141, Y for yellow clay, 11"h, mint 1000-1500

450. Exceptional Rookwood vase, standard glaze with beautifully painted yellow flowers with green stems and leaves against a mahogany, brown and green background, painted by Grace Young in 1897, impressed mark and #218, incised signature, 12"h, mint 1200-1700

451. Rookwood tea set, three pieces, cameo glaze with delicate decoration of wild roses in salmon and white with brown stems, thorns and leaves against a peach to ivory background, painted by H.E. Wilcox in 1891, impressed mark, #404, teapot with rattan handle, lid with butterfly finial, 7.5"dia. x 5"h, lid with crack, sugar bowl with two handles and butterfly finial to lid, 6"dia. and mint, creamer 5"dia., small flake 700-900

452. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with nicely painted cherry blossoms in pink and ivory on green and brown branches against a dark gray, blue and ivory background, painted by Ed Diers in 1910, impressed mark and #1356D, impressed initials and V, 8.5"h, mint 900-1200

453. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with red flowers with yellow centers and green leaves on a brown and yellow branch on a light green background, painted by M. H. McDonald in 1924, impressed mark and #2723, painted signature, 6"h, mint 550-750

454. Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze landscape with four prominent trees around small pond, blue tree line in horizon, executed by Fred Rothenbusch in 1914, impressed mark, painted signature, 8" x 6", original oak frame, mint 2000-2500

455. Good Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with dogwood blossoms in white with yellow and cream centers on green and brown stems with green leaves, background shades from pink to ivory to gray, painted by Sara Sax in 1904, impressed mark, #915D, impressed signature and V, 7.5"h, mint 1000-1500

456. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with excellent decoration of pink carnations on long green stems, background shades from deep gray, ivory to green, decorated by Lorinda Epply in 1907, impressed mark, #614F, incised initials and V, 6"h, bruise to outside edge 350-450

457. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with cherry blossom decoration in white and gray with yellow centers on tan and black branches against a gray to light green background, painted in 1907 by Lorinda Epply, impressed mark, #907F, incised signature and V, 7.5"h, mint 650-850

458. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with attractive pink and white dogwood decoration, large green leaves, background shades from gray, yellow to green, painted by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1906, impressed mark, #942D, 6"h, mint 500-700

459. Rookwood mug, vellum glaze with painted and molded clover in pink and green against a green to ivory background with silver overlay handle and rim, executed by Sara Sax in 1905, impressed mark, incised V, impressed signature and Commercial Club of Cincinnati, 5.5"h, mint 900-1200

460. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with painted and lightly incised decoration of berries and leaves in green and blue on an ivory background, dark gray at top, crafted by Sara Sax in 1907, impressed mark and #S1306, incised V, impressed signature, 8.5"h, mint 1200-1700

461. Good Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with serene scene of trees in green in front of blue sky, small body of water in foreground, executed by Lenore Asbury, impressed marks, painted signature, titled ÒA Quiet DayÓ, original frame and backing, 8"w x 5"h, mint 2200-2700

462. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with red and white flowers on a blue ground, executed by M.H. McDonald in 1914, impressed mark and #551 and V, impressed signature, 7"h, glaze flaw in making 300-400

463. Rookwood vase, vellum glaze with decoration of white cherry blossoms with white centers on black stems on a gray to green background, painted by Edith Noonan in 1907, impressed mark and #932F and V, incised signature, 6.5"h, mint 500-700

464. Rookwood vase, unusual chalice form with vellum glaze decoration of cherry blossoms in pink and white with yellow centers on brown limbs, light green and pink background, extended decoration at base, executed by S.E. Coyne in 1909, impressed mark and #1665, incised V, impressed signature, 11.5"h, mint 1200-1700

465. Exceptional Rookwood vase, standard glaze with extraordinary decoration of water lilies and poppies in heavily applied slip in peach and yellow with broad green leaves and stems on a dark brown, green and mahogany background, a rare shape with excellent artwork with strong Oriental influence, beautifully designed and executed by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1890, impressed mark and W for white clay, incised signature partially obscured, 17"h, mint 4500-6500

466. Rare and Important Rookwood vase, carved seagreen with large irises on stems that extend the length of vase, blossoms in blue, stems in green against a light green background, silver-plated applied bronze at top, cut-out behind flowers, wonderfully executed by Matt Daly in 1900, impressed mark and #S1574, incised G and full signature, 12.5"h, mint 15,000-25,000

467. Good Rookwood vases, pair of miniatures covered with a beautiful aventurine glaze with gold crystals and flecks over cherry red hi-glaze, wonderful Oriental design, made in 1930, impressed mark and #5675, 4"h, both mint 500-750

468. Rookwood vase, beautiful aventurine glaze with gold crystals and flecks over a deep red hi-glaze, made in 1935, impressed mark and S for special shape, 5.5"h, mint 300-400

469. Rookwood vase, lavender, green and aqua with gold and blue crystals over hand thrown form, produced in 1933, impressed mark and #6364, 5.5Óh, mint 350-450

470. Rookwood vase, blue, gold and green hi-glaze with blue and gold crystals, made in 1950, impressed mark and #778, 10"h, mint 400-600

471. Rookwood vase, aventurine glaze with gold flecks in cherry red hi-glaze, made in 1939, impressed mark and #6311, 7.5"h, hole in base for lamp appears to be original 350-550

472. Exceptional Rookwood vase, miniature form of classic design with brilliant aventurine glaze of dark gray, orange and mahogany alive with gold flecks, made in 1932, impressed mark, 4"h, mint 350-550

473. Rookwood vase, aventurine glaze over orange and red with slight gold flecks at top, made in 1943, impressed mark and #6823, ground X due to small glaze miss, 8"h, mint 250-350

474. Fine Rookwood vase, molded ducks in flight above reeds and body of water, all covered in a wonderful aventurine glaze, charcoal gray to cherry red with a multitude of gold flecks, an exceptional example combining a great glaze with a nicely detailed design, made in 1939, impressed mark and #6550, 6"h, mint 400-600

475. Rookwood vase, unusual two-handled form with Iris glaze decoration of small purple flowers on green vines with green leaves on a background shading from ivory to lavender, decorated by Sara Sax in 1900, impressed mark and #906E, impressed signature, ground X for no apparent reason, 4"h, mint 600-800

476. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with bleeding hearts in dark peach with light peach centers on green stems and leaves against a background shading from blue, white to green, executed by Laura Lindeman in 1906, impressed mark and #917D, incised signature and W, 6.5"h, mint 1000-1500

477. Nice Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with decoration of purple grapes with green leaves and green stems on a background shading from green, light lavender to white, decorated by Sara Sax in 1906, impressed mark and #950D, incised W, impressed signature, 8.5"h, mint 1500-2000

478. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with purple and blue flowers with yellow centers on green stems with green leaves, decorated by Carl Schmidt in 1901, impressed mark, #926D, incised W, impressed signature, 7"h, mint 800-1100

479. Good Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with decoration of Queen AnneÕs lace in white, gray and green with green leaves and stems against a background shading from pink to white to gray, painted by Sara Sax in 1906, impressed mark, #825C, incised W, 9.5"h, minor firing flaw on rim, mint 2000-3000

480. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with wild rose in peach with yellow center on green stems and green leaves and buds against a background shading from blue, lavender to green, executed by Josephine Zettel in 1902, impressed mark and #937, incised signature and W, 9"h, mint 1200-1700

481. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with white clover on green stems with green leaves on a dark gray to white background, decorated by Fred Rothenbusch in 1904, impressed mark and #916E, incised W, 4.5"h, mint 550-750

482. Handsome Rookwood vase, beautiful mustard and yellow floral decoration with green leaves and stems, beautifully incised centers on a air brushed background in two tones of green, exquisite decoration by one of RookwoodsÕ best with unusual colors on a rare form, finely painted by A.R. Valentien in 1885, impressed Rookwood 1885 and #219, incised signature and L for light, impressed S for sage clay, 10.5"h, mint 1000-1500

483. Exquisite Rookwood vase, rare two-handled form with standard glaze decoration of wild roses in yellow with beautifully detailed brown centers, unopened yellow buds all on stems in brown and green with green leaves, finely painted by one of RookwoodsÕ better artists this delicate form is rarely found in mint condition, 99% craze free, executed by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1888, impressed mark, #420, impressed S for special, incised signature and L for light, 9"h, mint 1700-2700

484. Good Rookwood vase, molded rooks at shoulder covered in an exceptional green aventurine glaze, fine example of this glaze, good definition, made in 1924, impressed mark, #2705, 7"h, mint 700-900

485. Rookwood vase, early flattened form with decoration of poppies and white daisies among rust and green leaves with four spiders in web along with gold highlights on a camel colored background, made in 1882, signed with rare raised Rookwood Pottery mark and impressed 1882, probably the work of M.L. Nichols, 10.5"h, mint 1000-1500

486. Rookwood handled vessel, comical incised and painted decoration of satyr and owl sitting on rocks with goat grazing on grass on reverse, handle decorated with foliage and serpents face, executed by Edward Cranch in his own unique style, uncrazed and finely detailed, decorated by E.P. Cranch in 1884, impressed Rookwood, 1884, #85 and G for ginger clay, impressed signature, 6.5"h, mint 1500-2500

487. Rookwood Turkish coffee pot, Limoges style decoration with flock of seventeen fluffy white ducks outlined in black with body of water surrounded by grasses and reeds, ornate molded design on handle and spout, profusely decorated by one of Rookwoods hard to find artists, decorated by M.L. Nichols in 1882, impressed Rookwood 1882, raised anchor mark, impressed MLN alongside handle, 11.5"h, mint 2500-3500

488. Mary Louise McLaughlin vase, flattened form with floral decoration of yellow and red flowers with brown and white butterfly, four-footed form with applied shell handles, decorated and signed by Mary Louise McLaughlin in 1887, incised initials with incised butterfly, #12 in circle, Cincinnati and 1887, 11.5"h, minor damage 800-1100

489. Fine Rookwood plaque, beautifully painted landscape with several tall trees at rivers edge with tree line and large finely detailed trees in foreground, precise minute detail to leaves and tree trunks with beautiful sky of peach, blue and pink, a large and excellent example with great color and artwork, painted by Edward T. Hurley in 1920, impressed mark, 11"h x 14"w, mint 5500-7500

490. Important Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with beautifully executed scene of birches along river in front of majestic mountain range, river dotted with numerous rocks with rushing water running over and around them, extremely colorful foliage and tree trunks with stand of evergreens in background, a popular subject with Hurley this is the finest and most precisely decorated scene of this type that we have encountered, uncrazed and incredibly colorful with fantastic detail, decorated by Edward T. Hurley in 1946, impressed mark and 12 x 14, impressed signature, 12" x 14", in an oak frame, mint 12,000-17,000

491. Rookwood tray, rose and leaves at either end covered in a mottled pink and green matt glaze, designed by Kataro Shirayamadani, made in 1912, impressed mark and #1640, 6.5"l, mint 250-350

492. Unusual Rookwood vase, painted matt with interesting design of fern fronds in green backed by black at top outlined in blue and black at bottom, very interesting technique in which the artist uses the background to define the outline of the leaves, uncrazed, decorated by Harriet Wilcox in 1904, impressed mark and #37FZ, painted signature, 5"h, mint 800-1100

493. Good Rookwood vase, painted matt with decoration of red rose with green leaves with red highlights against a deep purple to rose background, finely executed artwork, uncrazed, with exceptional color, painted by O.G. Reed in 1907, impressed mark and #950E, painted signature, 7"h, mint 1500-2000

494. Rookwood tile, two molded fish intertwined with long exaggerated tails, beautifully done with purple seaweed all against a light green ground, made in 1919, impressed mark and #1946, 5"square, in an oak Arts & Crafts frame, mint 400-600

495. Nice Rookwood vase, painted and inlaid matt with carved stylized floral design at shoulder underneath a brown, green, purple, rose and blue matt glaze, good Arts & Crafts design, executed by William E. Hentschel in 1913, impressed mark and #494A, incised signature, 9"dia., mint 1000-1500

496. Good Rookwood vase, matt glaze with squeezebag technique of flowers and leaves in brown against a light blue matt crystalline ground, uncrazed and well executed, decorated by William E. Hentschel in 1926, impressed mark and #704, incised signature, 9"h, mint 900-1200

497. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with carved seahorses in green against a blue background, carved and painted by Sallie Toohey in 1905, impressed mark and #942C, impressed V, 6.5"h, mint 800-1100

498. Rookwood vase, inlaid and painted matt with stylized floral and leaf design, red and blue drip against green background below blue collar, decorated by William E. Hentschel in 1914, impressed mark and #692, incised signature, 9.5"h, mint 1200-1700

499. Rookwood vase, inlaid matt, green background with blue geometric design incised at shoulder, executed by William E. Hentschel in 1910, impressed mark and #967, impressed V and incised signature, 5"w, minor chip repair 300-400

500. Rookwood vase, carved and inlaid matt with flowers and stylized leaves at shoulder behind cut-back background in navy blue, green leaves behind two-tone red flowers all on a lightly mottled green and blue background, a well defined piece with good glaze, nicely executed by William E. Hentschel in 1913, impressed mark and #1343, 5"h, mint 650-850

501. Rookwood tile, large landscape with cloisonne technique showing trees along riverbank with mountains in the background, excellent matt glaze, in an oak Arts & Crafts frame, impressed mark, 12"square, excellent condition 2500-3500

502. Rookwood inkwell, incised and painted matt with three peacock feathers in blue against a light green background, made in 1905, impressed mark and #1073A, 6"w, repaired liner and finial 350-550

503. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with stylized floral and leaf decoration executed with squeezebag technique in brown against a green background with brown streaks and blue highlights, two-handled form decorated by Elizabeth Barrett in 1929, impressed mark and #6115, incised signature, 10"h, mint 800-1100

504. Rookwood vase, three-handled form with carved matt decoration of stylized flowers, incised and painted by Cecil Duell in 1907, impressed mark and #830E, incised signature, 4.5"h, mint 400-600

505. Rookwood vase, Limoges style decoration with black, blue and white birds against a smeared aqua and green background with black reeds, painted by Martin Rettig in 1883, impressed Rookwood 1883 and #126B, impressed G for ginger clay and kiln mark, 9"h, minor flakes to foot 550-750

506. Fine Rookwood vase, standard glaze with beautifully detailed blue berries on brown and yellow stems with yellow and green leaves against a shaded background of mahogany, olive and dark brown, exceptional painting by A.R. Valentien in 1889, impressed mark, #534C, incised initials and L for light background, 7"h, mint 800-1100

507. Rookwood jug, handled form, die impressed decoration at shoulder and base underneath a chocolate brown hi-glaze, design of Turkish influence, produced in 1886, impressed Rookwood 1886 and #41, R for red clay, museum numbers in red 302:00, 8"h, mint 350-450

508. Rookwood vase, broad three-handled form in an early standard glaze of yellow and brown with incised and carved floral decoration, made in 1887, impressed mark and #S600 and W7, 7"h, minor firing lines, mint 500-700

509. Rookwood vase, elegant form covered in a rich blue hi-glaze, made in 1921, impressed mark and #2545C, 11"h, mint 250-350

510. Rookwood ewer, standard glaze with yellow flowers with green leaves on a dark brown to green background, executed by Josephine Zettel in 1898, impressed mark and #715D, #X272X, incised initials, 7.5"h, mint 550-750

511. Rookwood vase, molded vertical leaves covered in a nice thick blue and pale green mottled matt, produced in 1931, impressed mark and #2090, 4.5"h, mint 200-300

512. Rookwood vase, well defined molded decoration of sunflowers covered in an exceptional green crystalline glaze, made in 1932, impressed mark and #6260, 4.5"h, mint 200-300

513. Fine Rookwood vase, nicely decorated with yellow black-eyed susans on long stems decorated by Carrie Steinle in 1907, impressed mark and #925, incised initials, 8"h, mint 750-950

514. Good Rookwood vase, standard glaze with nicely detailed poppies, finely painted by Sadie Markland in 1892, impressed mark, #667, incised signature, 6"h, mint 550-750

515. Nice Rookwood vase, standard glaze with finely executed decoration of yellow wisteria with green leaves and brown vines painted by C.J. Dibowski in 1893, impressed mark, #354C, incised initials, 5.5Óh, mint 550-750

516. Good Rookwood vase, molded decoration of daffodils profusely decorate vase under exceptional brown and green mottled matt, made in 1937, impressed mark and #1712, 9"h, mint 350-450

517. Rookwood vase, thick mottled green, navy, light blue and white porcelain glaze with heavy drips, thrown and glazed by Reuben Menzel in 1951, impressed mark and S for special, incised signature, ground X probably for open bubble, 7.5"h, mint 350-550

518. Rookwood vase, unusual form covered in a beautiful yellow crystalline matt glaze, made in 1937, impressed mark and #6658E, ground X for no apparent reason, 5.5"h, mint 250-350

519. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with nice decoration of orange and yellow daisies on green stems and leaves on a mahogany to green background, painted by L.N. Lincoln in 1903, impressed mark and #909C, 9"h, inoffensive grinding chips to bottom 500-750

520. Rookwood vase, iris glaze with large lavender irises with yellow and brown beards on green stems and leaves, uncrazed and finely decorated by one of Rookwood's premier artists, executed in 1903 by Carl Schmidt, impressed mark, S1707A, incised W, impressed signature, 10"h, glazed hole in bottom, mint 6500-8500

521. Important Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with elaborate painting of Irises in gold and green on long beautifully painted stems of green with green leaves set against a background shading from lavender, ivory to green, a great example of RookwoodsÕ Iris glaze, exceptional painting by one of RookwoodsÕ best, Carl Schmidt, produced in 1910, impressed mark and #907C, impressed signature and incised W, 14"h, mint 15,000-20,000

522. Rookwood vase, low four-footed form in a decorated porcelain glaze of red flowers with green leaves and brown stems on a light aqua background with black drip at top, decorated by W.E. Hentschel in 1922, impressed mark and #1348, 6"w, mint 500-700

523. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with colorful floral design in purple, aqua, blue and yellow on a mottled pink background below nicely detailed geometric band at top, uncrazed and beautifully executed, painted by E.T. Hurley in 1937, impressed mark and #6666, painted signature, 6"h, mint 1000-1500

524. Exceptional Rookwood vase, extremely unusual subject matter utilizing six different flowers in various colors against a mottled two-tone blue background, beautifully detailed red poppy with orange tulip, white dogwood, pink narcissus and brown sunflower, uncrazed, crisp and colorful decoration, painted by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1932, impressed mark S for special, painted signature, 6"h, mint 2000-3000

525. Rookwood tray, form from blue ship dinnerware painted with a colorful young lady and horse under a trees all on a white background, produced in 1940s, 15.5"l x 11"w, mint 800-1100

526. Rookwood vase, matt glaze with finely painted daffodils in yellow outlined in blue with green leaves against a blue to yellow mottled background, uncrazed and well defined, painted by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1942, impressed mark S for special, incised signature, 6.5"h, mint 1500-2000

527. Rookwood vase, two-handled form with matt glaze decoration of yellow, red and purple grapes with yellow, red and green leaves on brown stems on a background shading from green, yellow, pink to blue, painted by M.H. McDonald in 1929, impressed mark and #6114C, 11"h, mint 1000-1500

528. Rookwood vase, jewel porcelain showing landscape with multiple trees surrounding body of water, wonderful mottling to glaze, uncrazed and nicely defined, executed by Margaret H. McDonald in 1935, impressed mark and #892C, vase was a wedding gift from the Chicago Blackhawks to the owner who played on their Stanley Cup championship team, 9"h, mint 1500-2500

529. Exceptional Rookwood vase, decorated porcelain with beautiful painting of wild roses in light and medium pink with yellow centers all outlined in black with green leaves outlined in black against a blue background revealing a checkerboard band at shoulder, uncrazed and exquisite detail by one of Rookwoods better artists, decorated by Harriet Wilcox in 1921, impressed mark and #230S, incised signature, 9.5"h, mint 2000-2500

530. Charming Rookwood vase, decorated porcelain with finely detailed berries and leaves in multi-tones of burnt yellow with black veining against a black background, a little gem, uncrazed and wonderfully painted, finely executed by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1926, impressed mark and #654D, incised signature, 4.5"h, mint 1200-1700

531. Unusual Rookwood tea set, three pieces, porcelain with beautiful blue flowers and stylized leaves on a multi-paneled white background, lids outlined in blue, original rattan handle, flawless uncrazed set, executed by Sara Sax in 1910, impressed mark and #S1844, impressed signature, teapot 8"h including handle, covered sugar 4.5"h, mint 1200-1700

532. Rookwood vase, decorated porcelain, light blue background with red, blue and charcoal colored flowers on blue limbs with green leaves, adorned with a standing pheasant in multi-colors with a floral design at bottom in brown and blue, uncrazed and revealing Oriental influence, finely detailed and beautifully executed, decorated by William Hentschel in 1922, impressed mark and #935C, 9.5"h, mint 1500-2000

533. Decorative Rookwood urn, decorated porcelain with elaborate floral design with swirling blossoms and leaves over the entire body against a ivory background, complete with decorated inner lid and decorated and pierced exterior top, beautifully detailed painting by Arthur Conant executed in 1921, impressed mark and #2448, incised signature, 14.5"h, harmless line in body that doesnÕt extend to either rim 2000-3000

534. Rookwood handled vessel, amusing standard glaze painting of young boy playing with sheep, decorated by Artus Van Briggle in 1891, impressed mark and #587, impressed W, incised signature and L, 5"h, mint 900-1200

535. Rookwood vase, molded butterflies under a brown and yellow matt glaze, made in 1926, impressed mark and #2072, 6"h, mint 200-300

536. Rookwood handled vessel, comical standard glaze painting of dog standing on two feet executed by Harriet Wilcox in 1891, impressed mark and #587, impressed W, incised artist signature and L for light, 5"h, minor flaws 600-800

537. Rookwood plate, Limoges style decoration of water bird in black with black reeds and gold highlights, made by N.J. Hirschfield in 1882, impressed Rookwood and 1882, #87 and impressed G for ginger clay, 6.5"dia., minor flakes 150-250

538. Rookwood handled vessel, standard glaze with entertaining decoration of large bee with exaggerated eyes surrounded by green tadpoles, decorated by Anna M. Valentien in 1889, impressed mark and #328, impressed S for special, incised and painted initials and L, 6"h, mint 900-1200

539. Rookwood vase, molded peacock feather design covered in a nice green and pink matt glaze, made in 1919, impressed mark and #1905, 8"h, mint 200-300

540. Rookwood stein, standard glaze with portrait of gentleman, beautifully painted by Matt Daly in 1896, impressed mark and #775, impressed and incised full signature, pewter thumb lift holds ceramic insert in lid, 9.5"h, restoration to ceramic insert, body mint 2000-3000

541. Rare Rookwood vase, three-handled form with standard glaze painting of Indian brave with profusely decorated shirt, long hair and two carved and painted feathers, adorned with silver-plated copper overlay attached to three handles and surrounding collar, decorated with Indian symbols, medallions and jewelry which is repeated on body of vase carved and painted, beautifully executed by Grace Young in 1899, impressed mark and #895B, metalwork crafted by Kataro Shiryamadani, incised name of brave and initials for both artists, 8"h, restoration to handle 7000-9000

542. Rookwood handled vessel, standard glaze with Indian portrait, brave with one feather and elaborate bead work on chest in blue and yellow, finely painted by Sadie Markland in 1898, impressed mark and #837, incised ÒBig ManeÓ, incised initials, 5"h, mint 2500-3500

543. Good Rookwood vase, standard glaze decoration of Indian brave with single feather, bead work in hair and around neck with medallion and scarf over shoulder, painted by Sturgis Laurence in 1899, impressed mark and #614E, incised ÒEs-senceÓ or ÒLittle ShellÓ Ojibwa, incised signature, painted ÒTo Dr. ?, Xmas - Õ99", 8"h, mint 5000-7000

544. Rookwood plaque, vellum glaze with beautifully painted snowscape showing barren trees along riverbank which reflects trees on horizon in front of purple mountains backed by a light pink and blue sky, beautifully painted by Sara Sax in 1919, 9" x 11", original frame, mint 5000-7000

545. Rare Rookwood plaque, black rook on brown branch with brown leaves and trees in background against a blue sky, Rookwood in black, a great example with an exceptionally nice glaze, designed by Sallie Toohey around 1904, 5"h x 9"w, in a period frame, mint 3500-5500

546. Rookwood vase, two-handled form with Iris glaze decoration of brilliant blue flowers on green stems with green leaves against a background shading from white, yellow to blue, decorated by Virginia Demarest in 1901, impressed mark and #604E, incised signature, 6"h, mint 700-900

547. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with peach colored flowers with yellow centers on green stems and leaves with numerous buds against a background shading from light pink, white to gray, painted by Irene Bishop in 1905, impressed mark, #941E, incised W and artist mark, 6.5"h, mint 900-1200

548. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with brown pinecone decoration, background shades from cream to light green to dark green, executed by Katherine Van Horne in 1907, impressed mark and #915E, 5.5"h, mint 650-850

549. Nice Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with yellow and lavender flowers on green stems with green leaves on a background shading from green to lavender, painted by Ed Diers in 1904, impressed mark and #732B, incised signature and W, 10.5"h, mint 1700-2700

550. Good Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with wonderful decoration of yellow pinecones with green needles on brown stems against a background shading from cobalt blue, green, white to pale yellow, painted by Lenore Asbury in 1906, impressed mark and #907E, incised initials and W, 8.5"h, mint 1700-2700

551. Rookwood vase, seagreen glaze with dark blue flowers with yellow centers, green and brown leaves and stems on a green, blue and khaki background, executed by Marianne Mitchell in 1901, impressed mark and #921, incised G, 6"h, mint 1200-1700

552. Rookwood vase, carved Iris glaze with brick red irises with yellow dripping over petals on green stems with wide green leaves, background shades from yellow top to green, executed by Matt Daly in 1900, impressed mark and #909C, incised artist signature and W, 9.5"h, mint 2000-3000

553. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with peach and white flowers, yellow centers on green stems with green leaves against a background shading from light peach, blue to green, decorated by Lenore Asbury in 1907, impressed mark and #900C, incised initials and W, 8"h, insignificant line to lip 700-900

554. Rookwood vase, unusual Iris glaze landscape with trees in light blue, green and brown surrounding body of water, painted by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1906, impressed mark and #952D, incised artist signature, 8.5"h, mint 2000-3000

555. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze or Ariel Blue with decoration of pale brown to cream poppies on a yellow to pastel blue background, 99% or Iris glazes carry a small incised W on the base, the coloration and lack of such mark on this vase makes us believe it is an Ariel Blue, decorated by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1896, impressed mark and #562, incised signature, 9.5"h, restoration 1000-1500

556. Rookwood vase, large Iris glaze with nicely painted white rose with yellow center on peach and green stems with multi-tone green leaves, beautifully decorated by A.R. Valentien in 1902, impressed mark and #904B, full incised signature, 13.5"h, heavy craze line in body 2750-3750

557. Rookwood vase, standard glaze with portrait of gentleman, beautifully painted by Sturgis Laurence in 1897, impressed mark and #732B, incised full signature, 10.5"h, mint 1200-1700

558. Exceptional Rookwood handled vessel, standard glaze with young African American lad beautifully painted by Grace Young in 1899, impressed mark and #656, 9"h, mint 3000-4000

559. Rookwood vase, standard glaze, three-handled form with painted portrait of gentleman, silver rim at top, executed by Matt Daly in 1896, impressed mark and #656C, impressed signature, 6"h, restored 600-800

560. Rookwood vase, standard glaze decoration of gentleman painted by Sturgis Laurence in 1899, impressed mark and #568C, incised initials, ground X due to glaze miss at lip, 7.5"h, mint 800-1100

561. Rookwood jug, handled form in standard glaze with decoration of gentleman, executed by Harriet Wilcox in 1896, impressed mark, #747C, incised signature, 6"h, mint 600-800

562. Good Rookwood vase, standard glaze with beautifully painted cherries in orange and yellow on green stems with green leaves adorned with elaborate silver overlay with scroll work and flowers, silver executed and signed by the Gorham Co., marked R1800, this example combines exceptional silver overlay and slip painting, a fine example of Rookwoods silver overlay, painted by M.L. Perkins in 1894, impressed mark and #T871, impressed W, incised signature, 4"h, mint 3500-4500

563. Fine Rookwood vase, standard glaze with delightful floral decoration with green leaves, yellow and orange flowers adorned with finely executed silver by Gorham Co., marked #D263, silver reflecting Oriental style with swirling leaves, stylized clouds around moon holding initials of SS finely executed, painted by Sadie Markland in 1898, impressed mark, #842C, incised signature, 7"h, mint 3750-4750

564. Nice Rookwood vase, standard glaze with wonderful painted decoration of ear of corn in orange and green with yellow highlights and green and yellow barley, adorned with elaborate silver work covering three handles with flower and scroll work executed by the Gorham Co., marked R2114, painted by Anna M. Valentien in 1895, impressed mark and #659, incised signature, 8"h, cracked 2000-3000

565. Rookwood vase, rare form with standard glaze decoration of yellow, brown and blue pansies, adorned with extensive silver overlay with scroll work and ivy leaves, made by the Gorham Co., marked R157, made in 1891, impressed mark an