Weller Pottery Plaque McKinley - Worlds Fair William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, is the subject of this pottery plaque made by Weller Pottery. He was President from 1897-1901. The political plaque, which really looks like a small dish, measures 4 1/2 inches in diameter. Weller Pottery was in business from 1872 - 1948, in Zanesville, Ohio. These plaques were said to have been made for the St. Louis World's Fair, circa 1904. In very nice condition. Impressed Weller on the back, twice.

( T1130D )

Keywords: antique art pottery arts crafts movement presidential memorabilia historical ceramic

Circa: 1904
Manufacturer: Weller Pottery  

Roblin Round Decorated Tile It is very rare to find a glazed piece of Roblin. It is even more rare to find a decorated piece of Roblin Pottery. The design is a flower with leaves - done in blue. These could be bluebells or bleeding hearts. Measures 3" in diameter - and has a slightly rounded surface. Red clay. Impressed ROBLIN on the back. Incised additional markings on the back are 5/05. Done in Chelsea Green with blue. In mint condition. (#T-1255)

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Manufacturer: Roblin  

Rookwood Advertising Dish for Boss Stove Company This Rookwood Pottery ashtray was an advertising piece for Boss Kerosene Ranges, stoves, ovens and heaters. The central design is a globe with the word BOSS inside it, surrounded by the above words. The back is marked -The Huenefeld Co. Cincinnati Ohio USA - the diamond above this says 1872 - 1947 - and the Rookwood Pottery flame mark is impressed -indicating it was made in 1948. The number 19 is also incised in the clay - near the USA. The dish measures 5 3/4 inches in diameter, and has a high gloss blue glaze. It is in outstanding condition. ( T1099J )
Manufacturer: as described  

Robinson Ransbottom Advertising Ashtray Advertising piece for Robinson Ransbottom. This ashtray measures a little more than 5.5 inches in diameter. High glaze medium brown glaze with a figure of a potter at a wheel, throwing a pot. Over him are the words Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co, and below, Roseville Ohio. The figures and words are molded in relief. Overall nice condition. Two factory misses - a small glaze miss above his arm, and a glaze pop below his elbow. Minimal wear to the high points on the crown. Two very tiny edge glaze flakes, on the outside edge. (#T-1833)
Manufacturer: Robinson Ransbottom Roseville, Ohio  

Fulper Pottery Deco Bookends These mod looking bookends were made by Fulper Pottery in Flemington, New Jersey. Each measures 6" high by 5 5/8" wide, and the depth of the foot is 3". Each have the racetrack mark which dates them from 1922- 1928. Gorgeous brown/tan/gold mottled glazes. These have both been professionally restored. They did a beautiful job and the bookends display well and look terrific. You can see the restoration on the underside of the foot part. (#T1868)

Key words: art tiles antique vintage ceramic pottery arts & crafts movement

Manufacturer: Fulper Pottery  

American Encaustic AETCO Advertising Pottery Inkwell This outstanding ceramic inkwell was made by the American Encaustic Tiling Company, of Zanesville, Ohio, as an advertising piece, for their company. The inkwell has an area for two pens to rest (near the front), and two wells for ink, with the original pottery lids. The AETCO logo, within a circle, sits between the two wells. The logo is faint because the glaze was so heavily pooled. done in varying shades of blue, with tints of gold showing up in places, the glaze is truly wonderful. This measures just shy of 6 inches across, 5 inches from back to front, and sits about 1 1/2 inches high. Dating the pottery made by AET is tricky; my best guess is that this was made around 1930 - 1940. The well, and the two lids, are in excellent condition. ( T1099G )

Key words: advertise desk accessories tile clay vintage tiles

Manufacturer: American Encaustic Tiling Company  

Art Pottery Matte Green Elephant Lamp Really fabulous pottery lamp with a matte green glaze and sporting side "handles" that are elephant heads with upturned trunks. This is a smaller table lamp - perfect for a bedroom dresser - and measures 9" high to the top of the socket, and is about 6" in diameter. The hole for the cord is factory drilled and glazed. I do not know the manufacturer. This looks to be at least "vintage", perhaps even true Arts & Crafts Movement. It is in excellent condition. No cracks, hairlines, or chips. In working condition. (#T-2032)
 

Brush McCoy Zuniart Bowl Brush McCoy, of Roseville, Ohio, ZuniArt bowl, from their Stoneart line of stoneware. This line was made from 1923 - 1928. Measures 8 1/4 inches x 2 1/2 inches high. This is in wonderful condition. There are no chips, cracks or repairs. There is one light rub to one long section of the red/brown band which can be seen in the photo. There is also some very minor discoloration on the bottom of the pot which I believe will clean up. A fabulous piece and an unusual size. (#T1202M)
Manufacturer: as described  

Rookwood Green Vase Great production pot made by Rookwood Pottery of Cincinatti, Ohio. Done in a semi matte green glaze. Flame mark dated 1928 - shape number 2972. This measures 5 1/2" high - widest part is 2 7/8". In excellent condition. (#T1106 - displayed)

Key Words: American art pottery ceramics arts & crafts movement

Manufacturer: Rookwood  

Pair of American Encaustic Bookends These bookends are done in a gun metal black glaze, which has slight iridescence to it. They has a young child dancing with a garland, and a rabbit near the foot. The design is molded in very nice high relief. Made by the American Encaustic Tiling Company, of Zanesville, Ohio, probably circa 1925. There is one very tiny glaze break (<1/16") along the front edge of one bookend. Generally in very nice condition.
(#T1832)

Keywords: tiles antique arts crafts movement cherubs angels book end books vintage
Manufacturer: American Encaustic  

American Encaustic Heart Dish This pottery dish was made as part of a bridge set. This represented the Hearts suit. Marked AE on the front, for the American Encaustic Tiling Company in Zanesville, Ohio. Probably made in the 20's - this has an attractive blue glaze. Just minor wear - there are no chips. Measures 3 1/2 inches x 3 1/4 inches x 5/8 of an inch high. Fairly rare to find these.
( T1130G )

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Manufacturer: American Encaustic  

Roseville Rozane Royal Vase - circa 1904 Fabulous piece of hard to find Rozane Light, also called Rozane Royal and Royal Lights. This new line of art ware was introduced by the Roseville Pottery Company, of Roseville, Ohio, in 1904. The "lights" shades were the pastel version of the darker Rozane line. The designs were executed by artists who did underglaze slip painting (decoration).

This vase measures just over 8 3/4" tall, and has very delicate flowers and leaves - perhaps a Dogwood? The main body in done in shades of gray and ivory. The bottom has an impressed mark which looks to be the number "7". There is one flaw on the backside, looks to be factory - shallow, and measures 1/4" x 1/8". There's a small area of underglaze (factory) impurities - that look like tiny bumps - in the bottom section of the ivory glaze. Displays beautifully - a great addition to an art pottery collection. ( T1875-B )

Key Words: American art pottery ceramics arts & crafts movement

Manufacturer: as described  

Roseville Pot Great piece of satin turquoise glaze Roseville Pottery - Cincinnati, Ohio. Two small cute handles on the sides - nice squared off lip on the top. Measures about 6 3/4" from handle to handle, 4" high. Bottom impressed with "Roseville 550 - 4(?)". One factory pinprick. Excellent condition. (#T1513)

Key words: arts & crafts movement ceramic

Manufacturer: as described  

Roblin Signed Decorated Tile It is very rare to find a glazed piece of Roblin. It is even more rare to find a decorated piece of Roblin Pottery (we have 2 in stock!) This square tile is signed by Linna Irelan (initials LI on the front). The design a flower with leaves. Measures 2 7/8" square. Impressed ROBLIN, impressed triangle, impressed cursive letters, and hand incised 10/1?. In excellent condition. (#T-1256)

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Manufacturer: Roblin  

Chelsea Keramic Vase Attributed to Alexander Robertson, this vase is hand thrown. The cabinet vase is done in Chelsea Green glaze - and is high gloss, and resembles a Greek form. Measures 5 inches high and about 2 1/4& inches at its widest. Made by Chelsea Keramic Art Works, Chelsea, Mass., circa 1890. Impressed CKAW on the bottom. In mint condition.
(#T-1254)
( Corner Cabinet )

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Manufacturer: Chelsea Keramic Art Works