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| Sale Date: June 5 & 6, 2004 Cincinnati, OH |
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Lot Numbers and Descriptions
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301. Beautiful Rookwood vase, attractive Iris glaze with nicely painted Pansies with vivid color combinations, done by Sara Sax in 1902, #117D, 7.5"h
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1200-1700
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302. Nice Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with a group of yellow Daisies, executed by Sara Sax in 1902, #927E, 7"h, we feel this could be a Sea Green as it has a green tint to the glaze
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1500-2000
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303. Fine Rookwood vase, exceptional and uncrazed Vellum glaze with a detailed landscape, executed by Sallie Coyne in 1920, #808, 8"h, very well done
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2500-3500
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304. Good Rookwood vase, shouldered form in a Painted Mat glaze with flowers nicely decorated by Fred Rothenbusch in 1925, #1925, 5.5"h, uncrazed and nice
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1200-1700
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305. Nice Rookwood vase, tapered form in a Vellum glaze with a colorful scenic landscape, painted by Lenore Asbury, 1920, #938C, 9”h, minor flake to foot, nicely detailed
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1500-2500
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306. Rookwood ewer, Limoges glaze with elaborate white Wisteria, well done by Laura Fry in 1884, 12"h, nice early example of Aesthetic Movement ceramics
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650-850
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307. Early Rookwood vase, large flaring form in a Dull Finish glaze with die impressed and gilded base, nicely painted Vetch flowers, partial artist signature, dated 1886, #292A, 17”h
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800-1100
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308. Exceptional Rookwood ewer, fine Dull Finish glaze with delicate and detailed white Daisies, done by Sallie Toohey in 1888, #443C, 6.5”h, beautifully fired and painted
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600-800
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309. Fine and early Rookwood handled vessel, Dull Finish glaze with nicely detailed birds flying among reeds, die impressed design at top and bottom, beautifully executed by Matt Daly in 1885, #41, 9"h, great example
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1200-1700
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310. Rookwood handled vessel, deeply carved Palm leaves, light blue and gold Dull Finish glaze, attributed to Harriet Wenderoth, 1883, 6”h
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500-700
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311. Rookwood plate, ribbed design covered in an Ivory/Cameo glaze with delicate white Crysanthemums, painted by Amelia Sprague in 1887, #847, 7"dia.
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200-300
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312. Rookwood handled vessel, red clay body with an early Limoges glaze and deeply carved Wisteria design executed by Anna Marie Bookprinter in 1885, #64B, 6.5”h
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400-600
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313. Exceptional Rookwood vase, bright and colorful Vellum glaze decorated with a nicely painted landscape scene of Birch trees and a lake, executed by E.T. Hurley in 1921, #1660D, 9.5"h, great color and composition
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2700-3700
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314. Superior Rookwood vase, covered in a flawless Vellum glaze with a finely painted pastoral landscape, done by Fred Rothenbusch in 1929, #925C, 10.5"h, uncrazed and beautiful
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3500-5500
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315. Rookwood plaque, Vellum glaze with landscape scene of trees along a creek, painted by Ed Diers in 1914, Arts & Crafts oak frame, 6" x 8"
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2750-3250
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316. Colorful Rookwood plaque, Vellum glaze with a nicely executed mountain landscape painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1921, original framed, 12" x 9", flaw to glaze
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3000-4000
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317. Rookwood plaque, Vellum glaze with painted scene of trees on a riverbank and mountains in the distance, executed by Lorinda Epply in 1913, held in an Arts & Crafts oak frame, 6" x 8"
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2500-3500
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318. Fine Rookwood vase, exceptional Vellum glaze with an elaborately painted pastoral landscape, nicely painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1931, #2996, 8.5"h, uncrazed and spotless
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2500-3500
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319. Fine Rookwood vase, beautiful and colorful Iris glaze with nicely painted Wild Roses, done by Fred Rothenbusch in 1909, #950C, 9.5"h, a superior piece of Iris glaze
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3000-4000
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320. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with nicely painted Waterlily decoration, executed by Josephine Zettel in 1904, #943C, 9"h, restored cracks
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800-1100
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321. Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with numerous Dogwood blossoms, done by Sara Sax in 1900, #745B, 8.5"h, ground X for firing flaws to decoration, hairline to rim
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550-750
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322. Rookwood vase, Sea Green glaze with blue and black stylized Violets, painted by Marianne Mitchell in 1910, #921, 6”h, professional restoration to top
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700-900
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323. Rookwood vase, bulbous form in an Iris glaze with Highbush Cranberry decoration in green, brown and pink, done by Sara Sax in 1900, #861, 6"h
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700-900
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324. Rookwood vase, flaring shape in an Iris glaze with Cherry Blossom design, Lenore Asbury, 1910, #1278, 7”h, hairline to rim
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500-700
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325. Exquisite Rookwood vase, good Iris glaze with elaborate design in green, brown and yellow, especially well done by Sara Sax in 1903, #900B, 9.5"h, ground X, great color
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3000-4000
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326. Good Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with nicely painted decoration of three geese in flight, done by E.T. Hurley in 1903, #907DD, 9.5"h
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3000-4000
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327. Excellent Rookwood vase, good Iris glaze with finely painted and nicely detailed Queen Anne’s Lace, beautifully executed by Sara Sax in 1904, #907D, 10.5”h, a neat drill hole in base has been professionally restored
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2200-3200
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328. Exceptional Rookwood ewer, nicely fired Standard glaze with beautifully painted orange blossoms, executed by Artus Van Briggle in 1889, #496A, marked S for special, 12.5"h, very nice
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1250-1750
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329. Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with Lily of the Valley design, executed by Irene Bishop in 1901, #625, 6"h
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400-600
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330. Rookwood handled vessel, lidded form in a Standard glaze with decoration of Dandelions, painted by Olga Reed in 1898, #772, 10"h
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600-800
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331. Nice Rookwood handled vessel, exceptional Standard glaze, finely decorated with detailed Hops, done by Emma Foertmeyer, #561, 5.5"h, harmless chip under base, obscured date, uncrazed
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300-500
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332. Good Rookwood handled vessel, Standard glaze with Currant flowers and leaves, nicely done by Sallie Toohey in 1889, #561, 5.5"h, minor grinding flakes on bottom, uncrazed
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300-500
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333. Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with a decoration of nicely painted Nasturtium, done by Mary Nourse, 1904, #940D, 8.5"h
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600-800
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334. Rookwood vase, small swollen form in a Standard glaze with Mistletoe design, executed by Edith Noonan in 1903, #533F, 4.75”h
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400-600
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335. Good Rookwood vase, beautiful Standard glaze with finely painted Poppies, executed by Sallie Toohey in 1892, #468CC, 8"h
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650-850
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336. Rookwood vase, tapered form with stylized designs in brown and blue Mat Moderne glaze, executed by William Hentschel in 1929, #2551C, 12”h, professionally restored hole in base
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800-1100
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337. Large and unusual Rookwood vase, flaring shape with bulbous shoulder, elaborate leaf design in a yellow, brown and gray Mat Moderne glaze, executed by Elizabeth Barrett in 1927, #2368, 17"h
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2000-3000
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338. Rookwood vase, tapered form with molded stylized leaves covered with a multi-toned brown Mat Moderne glaze with blue crystals, excecuted by William Hentchel in 1927, #977, 11”h, drilled hole in base
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800-1100
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339. Good Rookwood vase, tapered form with flaring rim and raised stylized leaves in a brown and blue Mat Moderne glaze, beautifully designed by William Hentschel in 1929, #2790, 12"h
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1500-2500
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340. Rookwood vase, Painted Mat glaze with design of purple Irises and green leaves at bottom against a blue and green ground, done by L.N. Lincoln in 1909, #1655E, 8"h
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800-1200
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341. Rookwood vase, Vellum glaze with Wild Roses, executed by Fred Rothenbusch in 1905, #922D, 7.5"h
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600-800
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342. Unusual Rookwood vase, Painted Mat glaze with a lightly incised and painted design of Lilies, executed by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1910, #922D, 7.25"h, three different sets of flowers
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1200-1700
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343. Good Rookwood vase, large Vellum glaze with nicely painted Wild Roses, well done by Fred Rothenbusch in 1908, #917B, 10"h
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1000-1500
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344. Nice Rookwood vase, excellent Conventional Mat glaze with delicate painted stylized floral design, beautifully done by Vera Tischler in 1922, #2191, 5.25"h
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550-750
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345. Rookwood vase, Painted Mat Inlay glaze with floral design beautifully painted by Lenore Asbury in 1926, #2032E, 8”h, restored line at bottom, uncrazed
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1000-1500
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346. Interesting Rookwood vase, nice Vellum glaze with an unusual painted seascape with crashing waves, rocks and birds, done by E.T. Hurley in 1906, #943D, 8"h, rare scene
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1500-2500
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347. Exceptional Rookwood vase, perfect Vellum glaze with scene of a forest in winter, beautifully executed by Sallie Coyne in 1923, #1358D, 8.5"h, uncrazed and flawless
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3000-4000
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348. Rookwood vase, swollen form in a Black Opal glaze stylized Crysanthemums, executed by Lorinda Epply in 1924, #363, 6"h
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700-900
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349. Unusual Rookwood vase, swollen form in a Yellow Tinted glaze with a stylized leaf and berry design, executed by Harriet Wilcox in 1930, 6.5"h, partial original price sticker
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800-1100
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350. Excellent Rookwood vase, Black Opal glaze with colorful flowers against a deep blue and burgundy ground, painted by Harriet Wilcox in 1924, #2065, 8"h
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2500-3500
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Sale Date:
June 5 & 6, 2004 Cincinnati, OH |
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