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| Sale Date: June 5 & 6, 2004 Cincinnati, OH |
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Lot Numbers and Descriptions
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351. Rookwood vase, bulbous form in an Ivory Jewel Porcelain glaze with stylized leaf design, executed by William Hentschel in 1927, #919D, 5.5"h
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700-900
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352. Rookwood bowl, deeply carved geometric design covered in an Ombroso glaze, nicely executed by Charles Todd in 1917, #957B, 9”w, good color
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800-1100
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353. Good Rookwood vase, nicely shaped with carved and painted Poinsettia design in an Ombroso glaze, produced by Charles Todd in 1913, #671B, 5”h, well done, good Arts & Crafts
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1000-1500
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354. Unusual Rookwood vase, broad shouldered shape with a well executed painted and incised design of five birds in green covered with a Decorated Mat glaze, done by William Hentschel in 1911, #1393, 11"w, very nice, good glaze
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1500-2500
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355. Exceptional Rookwood vase, deeply raised Poppies covered with a good blue Modeled Mat glaze with crystals, done in 1927, 11"h, very decorative
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700-900
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356. Nice Rookwood vase, carved stylized Tulips covered with a rare Purple Mat, done in 1924, #2387, 8.5"h, burst air bubbles, numbers on base indicate a trial glaze
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550-750
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357. Good Rookwood vase, flaring form under a brown Coromandel glaze, marked, 1932, #6308C, 7"h
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200-300
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358. Rookwood vase, bulbous bottom with long neck in a pink and turquoise Dip/Drip glaze, done in 1932, #2587EE, 4.5”h
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200-300
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359. Interesting Rookwood vase, small form covered with an experimental Oxblood glaze, Asian influence quite evident, impressed mark #6621, 1952, 3.75"h
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200-300
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360. Rookwood vase, swollen form with flaring rim covered in a Coromandel glaze, made in 1932, painted #5470, S for special piece, 8.5"h
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300-400
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361. Rookwood vase, small form covered in a Persian Red glaze, done in 1932, #6308F, 4"h
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200-300
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362. Unusual Rookwood vase, shouldered form in a green covered with an Ivory Porcelain glaze with Crysanthemums at shoulder in black and gray, executed by Arthur Conant in 1919, #1091D, 7”h, nicely detailed cricket intertwined in floral
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2000-3000
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363. Good Rookwood vase, Black Opal glaze with stylized peacock feather design nicely executed by Sara Sax in 1926, #966, 3.5”h, unusual
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1000-1500
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364. Fine Rookwood vase, Turquoise Blue glaze with stylized purple flowers and green leaves against a mottled black and green background, done by Katherine Van Horn in 1917, #2240, 6.5"h, unusual color combination and technique
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1500-2500
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365. Monumental Rookwood vase, huge form in a Turquoise Blue glaze with four handles at top above an incised and painted peacock feathers in purple, blue, green and black, done by Sara Sax in 1917, #2371, 16"h, very nice
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5500-7500
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366. Good Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with nicely detailed Hyacinth, nicely painted by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1901, #829, 9.25”h
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700-900
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367. Rookwood vase, basket form in a Mahogany glaze with stylized Dogwood, dated 1889, no obvious artist mark, #406C, 5"h
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500-700
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368. Large and exceptional Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with bold painted Cucumber Magnolia, executed by Sallie Toohey in 1902, #904C, 12"h
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900-1200
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369. Unusual Rookwood tray, Standard glaze, delicate Honeysuckle design, by Edith Felton in 1899, #591, 10.5"l
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400-600
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370. Rookwood vase, unusual handled and footed form in a Standard glaze with several Wild Roses, date obscured, #15C, 11"w, firing lines to bottom
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500-700
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371. Good Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with Trout Lilies, nicely done by Caroline Steinle in 1900, #589, 7.5”h
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650-850
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372. Good Rookwood vase, unusual two handled form in a Standard glaze with a well painted Daffodil design, done by Sadie Markland in 1893, 4"h
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450-650
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373. Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with elaborate and nicely painted Ox-eye Daisies, executed by Lenore Asbury in 1902, #821C, 10.5"h
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700-900
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374. Large and decorative Rookwood vase, nice Vellum glaze with winter landscape in blue, yellow and green against a purple background, painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1911, #1358B, 13"h, uncrazed and well executed
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4000-6000
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375. Unusual Rookwood vase, large tapered form in a Vellum glaze with a winter landscape with buildings and moon, executed by Ed Diers in 1910, #16604, 16"h, repaired chips at top rim
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6500-8500
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376. Fine Rookwood vase, lovely Vellum glaze with a finely detailed Venetian scene revealing several sailboats, beautifully painted by Carl Schmidt in 1921, #1660D, 9.25"h
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3500-4500
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377. Good Rookwood vase, shouldered form in a Mat glaze with painted Magnolia design, nicely executed by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1940, #514E, 8.5"h, signed twice
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1200-1700
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378. Rookwood vase, shouldered form in a Mat glaze with stylized floral design, executed by Kataro Shyriyamadani in 1937, marked with an S for special piece, 6.5”h
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1200-1700
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379. Rookwood vase, bulbous form in a Vellum glaze with floral design, executed by Sara Sax in 1904, #902C, 9”h, minor glaze skips at foot
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1500-2000
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380. Rare Rookwood plaque, Vellum glaze with an unusual scene of a creek surrounded by snow covered trees, painted by Fred Rothenbusch in 1916, framed, 8.5" x 11", nicely executed
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8000-11,000
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381. Rookwood vase, tapered form in a Vellum glaze with an unusual painted scenic landscape, executed by C.J. McLaughlin in 1914, #1779, 8"h, hairline crack to rim
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700-900
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382. Rare Rookwood vase, Green Vellum glaze with several sailboats on a body of white-capped water and mountains in the distance, executed by Sara Sax in 1910, #1869E, 7.5”h, marked GV, professionally restored hairlines
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1200-1700
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383. Rookwood vase, tapered for with flared rim, Vellum glaze with nicely painted landscape by Fred Rothenbusch in 1920, #1882, 9.5"h, professionally repaired top rim
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1000-1500
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384. Rookwood vase, large flaring shape covered in a Vellum glaze with muted landscape painted by E.T. Hurley in 1913, #2033, 12.5”h, a neat drill hole in bottom has been professionally restored
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1500-2500
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385. Fine Rookwood vase, exquisite Vellum glaze with beautifully painted Wild Rose design against a blue background, executed by Ed Diers in 1930, #80C, 7"h, uncrazed and pristine
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1500-2500
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386. Nice Rookwood vase, large cylindrical form in a Vellum glaze with winter landscape against a pink and yellow sunset, done by E.T. Hurley in 1910, #954, 10.75"h, a small drill hole in base has been professionally restored, good contrast in this Arts & Crafts pot
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2500-3500
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387. Nice Rookwood vase, tapered form with a beautifully fired Virginia Creeper design in a colorful Double Vellum glaze, executed by Elizabeth Lincoln in 1923, #1121C, 9.5”h, quite nice, uncrazed
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1200-1700
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388. Rookwood vase, classic shape covered in a good Double Vellum glaze with Trumpet Flower design, painted by Margaret McDonald in 1928, #904E, 7.5"h
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600-800
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389. Rookwood vase, large two handled form in a Double Vellum glaze with stylized Magnolia design, executed by Margaret Helen McDonald in 1928, #6004, 13.5”h
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2000-3000
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390. Nice Rookwood vase, big two handled form covered with a Double Vellum glaze with stylized Orchids, done by Jens Jensen in 1930, #6010E, 8.25"h, uncrazed
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1200-1700
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391. Rookwood vase, large two handled form covered in a Double Vellum glaze with a Thistle design, signed by unknown artist, done in 1925, #2784, 10.5"h, ground X
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800-1100
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392. Exceptional Rookwood vase, nice Iris glaze with finely painted blue Irises, beautifully fired and executed by Sallie Coyne in 1908, #932, 8.5"h
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2500-3500
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393. Fine Rookwood vase, Iris glaze with nicely painted Violets, executed by Sara Sax in 1900, #807E, partial paper label from the Pan American Exposition Buffalo 1901, 8.5"h, wonderful composition, nice color
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2500-3500
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394. Rare Rookwood vase, three handled form with cutout design in a Standard glaze with stylized yellow flowers, done in 1890 by an unknown artist, #503C, marked S for special, 3.5"h, a couple of minor grinding chips to base
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800-1100
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395. Fine Rookwood vase, large and slender form with flaring bottom, good Standard glaze with nicely painted Nasturtium decoration, done by Mary Madeline Nourse in 1899, #566B, 12"h, Nourse was one of the better painters
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900-1200
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396. Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with Prairie Cone flowers, partial artist signature appears to be L. Van Briggle, dated 1900, #765E, 5.5”h
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400-500
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397. Rookwood vase, squat form in a Standard glaze with delicate Violets, executed by Caroline Steinle in 1900, #687, 4.5”w
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350-450
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398. Rookwood vase, Standard glaze with nicely painted Hawthorn flowers, Irene Bishop, 1901, #753, 6.5"h
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450-550
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399. Excellent Rookwood vase, wonderful thick Ivory Jewel Porcelain glaze with stylized floral design, elaborate and finely painted example by Arthur Conant in 1917, #294, 11.5"h, uncrazed with beautiful and unusual colors
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3000-4000
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400. Unusual and decorative Rookwood vase, Ivory Jewel Porcelain glaze with stylized fruit design in light turquoise on a blue ground, done by Arthur Conant in 1916, #2305, 9"h, nice design and good contrast
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1000-1500
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Sale Date:
June 5 & 6, 2004 Cincinnati, OH |
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