Rookwood Pottery Mexican Theme Vase, 1948 This Rookwood Pottery vase is surrounded by raised figures in a Mexican motif. Each portrays a different aspect of life. This is a very interesting Rookwood piece in a dark celery green and high glaze. It is #6762 and dates to 1948. No chips or cracks, just age appropriate crazing. It measures 5 1/2 inches high.  

Rookwood Grace Young Black Boy Mug Grace Young became a decorator for Rookwood Pottery in 1886. She was one of the first to introduce portrait painting. This tankard is an exceptional example of her work, featuring a young African American boy on one side of the mug. This is a high glaze piece dating 1898. This, very realistic painting is well executed with fine detail. It is stamped on the bottom with the factory mark and her initials. No chips, cracks, or repairs. There are three very minute spots where the brown glaze did not cover. All are visible in the photos. Two on the front and one on the rim. It measures 6 inches high.  

Rookwood Shirayamadani Vellum 1944 Vase Kataro Shirayamadani was known for his superior work for Rookwood Pottery. This vellum glaze vase is an example of his work. Floral decoration can be seen around the entire vase. This is a 9 inch vase with no chips, cracks, or repairs. It is marked on the bottom with the Rookwood logo, number 6866, and the initials KS for the artist. The Roman numeral dates it to 1944. A rare find.  

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.  

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.  

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.  

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.  

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.  

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.