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Click here to subscribePink glaze, shape number 420, marked on bottom. Rookwood Pottery Company was founded in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was known for experimenting with glazes and for the exceptionally high quality of the painted & incised work. Size: 5 x 5 x 10 in. Please note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circumstances.
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase by William Howson Taylor, dated 1930, tapering cylindrical form with everted top rim, covered in matt blue running glaze over cream, a Ruskin Pottery footed bowl dated 1906, three Ruskin Pottery vases with matt glazes, a Moorcroft baluster vase with a mottled blue glaze, a Rookwood Pottery vase modelled and covered in a purple glaze, and three Upchurch Pottery bowls, impressed marks, 30cm. high (10)
A ROOKWOOD POTTERY BOTTLE VASE, c.1900, impasto painted with nasturtiums on a shaded brown ground, impressed factory mark, shape 46 and incised monogram, with silver overlay engraved with scrolls by the Gorham Manufacturing Co., marked D348, 999/1000F, Lion, anchor, G, 9" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Cracked across base extending up through overlay to left nasturtium flower, the two marks above this flower are painted, no engraving to cartouche, glaze crazed
Unusual early 20th Century art pottery vase of ovoid form and particularly light construction, incised signature beneath 'M. McDonald' between three stilt marks, 13cm high - A Margaret McDonald is recorded as a designer for Rookwood Pottery, USA Condition: Flat area around rim suggests this vase originally had a cover as ginger jar. A flat area beneath shoulder indicates wall of jar was slightly flattened before firing due to the thinness of the vase walls, otherwise good condition - **General condition consistent with age
Rookwood Art Pottery vase decorated by Charles S. Todd (Ohio, 1886-1950), dark yellow matte glaze with incised floral design to the upper body. Base with date mark for 1915, shape number, size letter #922D, and artist's initials C.S.T. 8" H. CONDITION: Overall light crazing to glaze, slight rubbing to one upper shoulder.
A Jens Jensen (Danish, 1898-1978) Rookwood Pottery vase. 1931. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ivory jewel glaze with bird and foliage on mottled ground. Marked. signed, and dated on bottom. 6" x 4". Shipping: This lot does not qualify for in house shipping. We will provide a list of our preferred shippers.Condition: Slight crazing throughout.
Rookwood pottery mug, by Edith Regina Felton and titled Comanche Chewing Elk, the underside with incised artists monogram and title, together with shape/pattern number 837 and code for 1901, together with impressed marks, 13.5cm high Condition: Glaze is crazed and some scratches to the surface, no sign of damage or restoration - **General condition consistent with age
A PAIR OF ROOKWOOD (AMERICAN) POTTERY RAVEN BOOKENDS in mottled green glaze, impressed marks, roman numerals XXVIII and shape number 2274 to base, 16cm high x 16cm deep x 15cm wide (2) Condition Report: Both modelled facing the same way. No chips, cracks, restoration or crazing. One has a tiny pin head hole to the back.
ROOKWOOD POTTERY; a large brown glazed floral painted vase, height 30cm and a Belgian 'Alexandre' ribbed ovoid red glazed vase, impressed and scratched marks to base, height 27cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: Floral decorated vase: glaze crazing throughout; 3 pre firing glaze discrepancies. Red vase: glaze crazing.
A Rosenthal teapot, milk-jug and covered sugar basin designed by Walter Gropius, glazed black, a Rookwood Pottery vase, dated 1913, ovoid with inverted rim, painted with a frieze of berried foliage, in red, orange and black, a Doulton Faience vase, another Doulton vase and two figures impressed marks, 10cm. high (8)
A Rookwood Pottery Grace Young Native American Indian vase, with impressed marks to base. Height 22 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The vase is in extremely good condition with no significant damage, no repairs and no restoration. The only crazing that is visible is under a very bright light. In natural light the crazing is barely visible. There are some minor surface scratches to the rear of the vase but really the condition is first class.
A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian bowl by William Mycock, 1930, decorated to the well with a scaly fish, another Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian bowl by John Brannam, an Arthur Wedgwood crystalline glaze bowl, a Van Briggle pottery vase and a pair of Rookwood candlesticks, impressed marks, 21.5cm. diam. (6)
A Rookwood Pottery, Iris glaze vase by Albert Robert Valentien, circa 1900, with thistles on a graduated green to yellow pastel ground, incised potters signature 'A R Valentien' and Rookwood mark, 907 D, 27cm high Note: Albert Valentien joined the American Arts and Crafts pottery of Rookwood in 1881 becoming one of the firm's top decorators. He left in 1905 to pursue a career in fine art.
`River Path` a Rookwood Pottery tile plaque by Fred Rothenbusch, painted with a river landscape with tall trees, in vellum colours, framed, impressed factory marks, tile 24 x 13cm. Literature Rookwood Pottery, Treadway Gallery, page 109 catalogue number 1101 for a comparable tile. Provenance The Nick Rocke Collection
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