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Q1-HU1407
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Rookwood MLN Spiders + Bats Vase, Rare
Maria Longworth Nichols founded Rookwood Pottery in 1880. This rare, uniquely shaped, vase is an example of her work. The blue and swirled brown landscape provide a background for spiders and bats. Her work was signed, MLN, and those initials appear on the bottom of this piece. The interior is done in a mustard color. This piece has, "Rookwood," impressed in the bottom along with the year, 1882. It measures 6 1/2 inches high to the top of the ball finial. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs, just age appropriate crazin.
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P2-3684
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Unusual Rookwood Pottery Vase, Shirayamadani
This unusual Rookwood Pottery vase was designed by Kataro Shiayamadani and is dated, 1935. The embossed floral decoration, covered with a purple over greenish/blue glaze is striking. This is shape # 6544. It stands 5 inches tall and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. It is stamped with the Rookwood flame mark.
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Q1-RW0111
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Rookwood Iris Glaze Vase By Laura Lindeman
Laura E. Lindeman was an artist with Rookwood Pottery between the years 1902-1907. This vase is an example of her Iris glaze and dates, 1906. The delicate floral theme with a single bold flower around the neck, one partially opened flower, and many buds gives a nice contrast to the shaded green background. Laura was a sister of another Rookwood artist. Her initials are on the bottom, however, faint, along with the Rookwood impressed flame mark. This vase is 6 inches high and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. Age appropriate crazing.
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Q1-CSRW10
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Rookwood Vellum Vase, 1919, Signed
This Rookwood vellum vase is decorated with a band of pastel colored flowers on a pink ground. The interior is a creamy white. We believe this could be the work of Rookwood artist Charles Schmidt and perhaps the inscription was done in a bit of a hurry. The vase stands 7 inches high and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. Age appropriate crazing.
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Q1-JJRW207
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Rookwood High Glaze Jens Jensen Vase
Jens Jensen was a native of Denmark and brought many of the Danish decorating techniques to Rookwood Pottery when he began there, as a decorator, in 1927. His art credits are numerous and significant. This is a fine example of his work. It is dated 1945. Mr. Jensen left the Pottery in 1948. The vase measures 7 1/4 inches high. There are no chips, cracks, or repairs. Beautiful design and color.
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Q1-RWM25
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Rare Signed Rookwood Wax Matt Vase
This Rookwood Vase is signed by the artist, MM. It has a wax matte glaze and dates 1926. This piece is in mint condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. The Rookwood flame mark is on the bottom. It measures just under 8 inches high.
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Unusual Rookwood Pottery Demon
This Rookwood piece is known as, "Demon," one one can surely see the demonic look on the face. Dating to 1945, the face has a wide open mouth, two handles that serve as ears, and horns. The piece is fully marked and dated on the bottom. The glaze is a matte finish in aqua blue. Measuring 6 inches from back to front and 5 inches wide, this piece is in pristine condition.
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