Rookwood

A very nice pair of Rookwood production low candlesticks covered in pink and green butterfat matte glaze finish. Marked with the conjoined RP and Roman Numerials which dates these to 1920 and pattern 2310. No chips, cracks or repair on this nice set. A great addition to your Rookwood collection

This is an offering for a rarely seen Rookwood Pottery 1922 gloss maroon lamp with triple fixture! The pottery height is 13-1/2 and total height is 22-1/2 . The metal is black brass. All 3 pull-chain fixtures work perfectly. The cord is a newly replaced cloth cord from 1940's old stock! The plug is reproduction vintage style. The top of the finial is tapped so another finial can screw into it to secure the shade of your choosing. Die marked with the Rookwood sunburst mark and date 'XXII'. Halfway down one corner there are numerout pinpoint factory glaze bubbles. Not a hint of use and has no nicks, chips, cracks, crazing or repairs! Many Rookwood vases have been converted to lamps, but here is a fine example of a 90 year old factory lamp! Shipping for this fine addition to your collection or decor is $25.00.

Unusual Rookwood Pottery Tray Advertising The Cincinnati Butchers Supply Company in Cincinnati Ohio. On the face of the tray is a Cow and the bottom has Cow and the word Boss and the name Chas. G. Schmidt along with The Cincinnati Butchers Supply Co.It was made in 1948 and is 5.75 inches in diameter.

Collector quality Rookwood vase. c: 1928. Enlarge the backstamp shown in picture. No chips or cracks; one faint lead line on interior. It is 4.5 inches tall. A wonderful addition to your Arts can't do any better on it. 6/10labe#

Salt across and 2 high. They are comfy cozy lying on top of a clothes hamper with their tails hanging over, as only a cat would choose to do. The only difference between them is that the holes in the salt shaker are bigger than the holes in the pepper shaker. Other than a pinhead-sized paint flek on the ear of one, they are in very good condition. They each have the Ron Gordon Designs label.

This item is a beautiful vintage Rookwood Pottery Vase. It was made in 1943. This Vase is a teakl blue and decorated with lovely large and small clovers. The underside has the incised Rookwood mark; the Roman Numerals XLIII, which denotes 1943 as the year it was made; and mold number 6352. This Vase is about 3 and 1/2 inches high; 4 and 1/2 inches across at the center;p and 2 and 1/8 inches across the opening at the top. The Vase is in excellent condition without any chips, cracks or crazing.

This item is a rare Rookwood Pottery Hand Painted Plate made around 1886. This Plate is about 8 inches in diameter and has a pie crust type edge. The Plate is a lovely taupe color and the hand painted design is that of a bird on a branch in the center of the Plate. The hand painted design of a bird on a branch is attributed to the Rookwood Artist Day. This Plate is in excellent condition without any chips, cracks or crazing. This is a perfect complimentary piece to the other Rookwood Plate I also have listed for sale.

This item is a rare piece of Rookwood Pottery. It is a hand painted plate made around 1886. The Plate is about 8 inches in diameter and has a pie crust type edge. The Plate is a lovely taupe color and the hand painted design is that of a bird on a branch on the right side of the plate. The hand painting is attributed to the Rookwood Artist named Day. This Plate has two (2) small flea bite chips on the inside of the rim above the bird. Other than tat, this piece is in excellent condition without any cracks or crazing. This is a perfect complimentary piece to the other Rookwood Pottery Plate I also have listed for sale.

This is a wonderful example of the Arts and Crafts style of Rookwood Pottery. This piece is a lovely two handled green Vase made by Rookwood Pottery in 1928. It has a wax matte finish. The Vase is about 8 inches high; 3 and 1/2 inches across; and 4 and 1/2 inches across from handle to handle. It is in excellent condition without any chips, cracks or crazing

This item is an outstanding piece of Rookwood Pottery. It is a Cigar or Tobacco Humidor made by the Rookwood Pottery Company in 1921. The stylish Art Deco design of this piece is accented by its lovely raspberry color. The Humidor has an overall height of 5 and 3/4 inches and is 4 and 1/4 inches across at the top. The underside of the body has four small molded feet. The bottom has the incised Rookwood mark, along with the Roman numerals XXI and the mold number 1898. Both pieces to this Humidor are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Vintage Wallpocket, ceramic, Ron Gordon Designs, Japan. This lovely wall pocket is 7 3/8 high, 4 1/2 wide and 2 3/4 deep. It is a beige color and is highly embossed all over with doors, windows, terraces and steps. The accent colors are dark brown, light brown, black, pink, and a little bit of blue-green. There are two holes in the back for hanging, and it would be lovely hanging on a wall, just as its own decoration, or filled with flowers. It is in excellent condition with a very smudged Ron Gordon Designs label.