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257. Rookwood handled vessel, beautifully detailed lily-of-the-valley on an ivory and brown background, marked, Sara Sax, 1899, 5”h, glaze miss on handle restored 800-1100
258. Rookwood handled vessel, small form in standard glaze with wisteria, signed Pauline Peters-Baurer, 1894, #193, 3.5"h, mint 250-350 |
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| 260. Rookwood humidor, standard glaze with silver overlay, painted tobacco flowers and pipes, unusual example, decorated by Sallie Toohey in 1897, 5.5"h, numerous cracks 1000-2000 |
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259. Good Rookwood humidor, standard glaze with native American portrait, beautifully painted by Grace Young in 1901, #683, incised “Pueblo Man”, 6”h, mint 3500-4500 |
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261. Experimental Rookwood vase, brown glaze with five green fish, executed by E.T. Hurley in 1898, #418, 7"h, cracked 500-1000
262. Rookwood bowl, low form in standard glaze with leaf and berry decoration, made by A.B. Sprague, 6.25"w, mint 250-350 |
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