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$975 USDRookwood Vase - Artist Signed, WEH

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Lovely understated vase, cylindrical, flaring outward at base, raised organic bumps around upper edge. Cobalt matte glaze over deep rose glaze with faint traces of green around the bump design. Clearly marked, dated 1911, mold #1358, incised WEH (William E Hentschel) 7" high. Condition: Excellent. Very fine crazing throughout (well obscured by the mottled glaze). No damage or repairs.

$225 USDBlue Streaked Rookwood Vase 1821

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Rookwood production vase #1821. Cylindrical with high shoulder decorated with an incised geometric band, cinched neck and slightly flared rim. Decorated with a very interesting blue glaze over white base, streaking from medium grey-blue to light teal-blue. 6.5" tall. Dated 1926. From the estate of a second generation pottery & glass collector in Eastern Oregon. Condition: Excellent. No flaws detected.

$225 USDRookwood Bowl or Vase, pink and green

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

A nice low, wide vase, with incised ribbing and slightly squared lip. Medium rose-pink glaze (matte) with over glaze of pale green to the upper half and interior, giving a mottled look to the layered colors. Clearly marked, dated 1917, mold #1390. Approximately 3.25"H, opening is 5"W, approx. 7"W over all. Condition: Very good. Fine crazing throughout, one tiny birth mark to the interior. No damage or repairs.

$199 USDDark Blue Rookwood Vase

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Rookwood commercial vase, dated 1917, mold 2124. Designed by Edward Timothy Hurley. Cylindrical in shape, slightly tapered at base, with high shoulder and tapered rim. Dark cobalt mottled glaze, mold features high arch design at shoulder. Condition: Very good. Fine crazing throughout (faint). No damage or repairs. Height: 5 3/4" Diameter at Top: 2" Diameter at Base" 2 1/4"

$245 USDDeep Rose Rookwood Vase 1915

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Rookwood vase, commercial line, mold #1824, dated 1915. Matte deep wine glaze with mottled over-glaze of pale green towards the top. Cylindrical in shape, tapering to the lip, with wide ribbing and triangle geometric design around neck. Condition: Very good. Very faint crazing visible in areas upon close inspection/bright light. No damage or repairs. Height: 6" Diameter at Top: 1 3/4" Diameter at Base: 2 1/2"

$750 USDMaria Longworth Nichols Signed Rookwood Pocket Vase

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

From the founder of Rookwood Pottery herself, this charming footed vase is hand decorated and signed by Maria Longworth Nichols. An early piece, dated 1882, incised "MLN" and stamped "ROOKWOOD" on underside. A finely painted spray of lily of the valley adorns this charming disk-shaped vase with wide opening on four dainty feet. 4" tall, 4" wide, 2" deep. From the estate of a second generation glass and pottery collector in Eastern Oregon. Condition: Very good. Mild crazing throughout. ...

$235 USDCeladon green Rookwood vase - Ruben C. Menzel

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Vase features repeating floral and leaf design under glossy celadon green glaze. Designed by Ruben Carl Menzel. Well marked, dated 1954, mold #6510. 5.25"H, 2.5"D at top. Condition: Excellent. No crazing, damage or repairs.

$425 USDArtist signed Rookwood standard glaze ewer - Jeannette Swing

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Standard glaze, with delicate hand painted branch of holly. Clearly marked, dated 1903, mold #872, artist initials JS (Jeannette Swing). 5" tall. Condition: Very good. Fine crazing throughout. No damage, scratches or repairs.

$165 USDPink Rookwood Vase - Epply

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Sweet little matte pink vase with barely-raised and faintly tinted green leaves along the upper edge. One small blue spot of glaze to side (pictured). Glazes have a slightly mottled look to them giving this piece a very soft look and feel. Designed by Lorinda Epply for Rookwood. Clearly marked, dated 1930, mold #2139 5"H, 4" at it's widest point. Condition: Excellent. No crazing, damage or repairs.

$395 USDEarly Rookwood Red Clay Pitcher 1881

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

An unusual, early, Rookwood handled vessel. Hand-thrown red clay pitcher, die stamped with flowering vines throughout (done with nail heads on which the design was cut) with applied decorated handle and colorless glaze to interior. Underside incised "Rookwood Pottery Cin. O 1881" A fine example of some of the earliest works created by Rookwood. 5.75" tall. From the estate of a second generation pottery & glass collector in Eastern Oregon. Condition: Very Good. Mild crazing to interior. Mild ...

SOLDSOLD Dark Blue Rookwood Vase with Poppies

Pottery:By Maker:Rookwood

Wonderful Rookwood commercial vase, dated 1914, mold #1722. Designed by Sara Toohey, featuring expressive poppy flowers (surrounding whole vase, in an asymmetrical repeat of 3) with a deep cobalt matte glaze. Condition: Very good. No crazing, damage or repairs. Small birthmark to top edge (glaze skip). Height: 8 1/2" Diameter at Top: 4" Diameter at Bottom: 3 3/4"

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