Arts & Crafts Auction - Session 2

FULPER corseted vase covered in a fine and unusual Mirror Black, Copper Dust crystalline, and feathered blue and amber flambe glaze. Vertical ink mark

FULPER spherical vessel with buttressed rim, covered in a Mirror Black, mahogany and ivory glaze. Incised vertical mark. 5" 200 - 300

FULPER spherical vessel with closed-in rim covered in a mottled turquoise crystalline glaze. Incised racetrack mark. 6" 300 - 400

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze squat vessel by E.T. Hurley, 1899, decorated with yellow and orange pansies. Flame mark/artist's cipher. 4 3/4" 300...

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze Light bottle-shaped vase, 1889, painted by A.M. Bookprinter with yellow roses. Flame mark/artist's cipher. 9 1/2" 6...

Two ROOKWOOD Production pieces: a low bowl, 1923, in yellow matte glaze, and a bulbous vase, 1930, in green matte glaze. Both flame marked. 2" ...

Two ROOKWOOD Production vases: one embossed with harebells under under a matte yellow glaze (1925), the other embossed with an abstract organic patter

ROOKWOOD Production ovoid vase, 1923, embossed with berries and leaves under a grape purple matte glaze. Flame mark. 5 1/4" 200 - 300

Two ROOKWOOD Production vases: one rare buttressed bud vase, 1924, its base embossed with a row of birds under a matte gray-green glaze (one of the ve

Early ROOKWOOD Production jug and stopper, 1906, with geometric pattern covered in a charcoaled matte green glaze. A few glaze nicks to rim of stopper

Two early ROOKWOOD pieces: a dish by Grace Young, 1886 (crazing lines to bottom and chips to rim), and a dimpled vase by Harriet Wilcox, 1890, painted

Two ROOKWOOD Production pieces: a yellow matte vase, 1921, and a blue matte vase, 1928, Both bear flame marks. 7 1/4" and 6 1/4" 200 - 300

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze ovoid vase by Elizabeth Lincoln, 1902, decorated with yellow and orange cornflowers. In as-is condition (bruise, chip and 2 1/

ROOKWOOD Carved Matte bulbous vase, 1914, painted by Charles Todd with a wreath of flowers in yellow, green and blue against a brown ground. Flame mar

ROOKWOOD Jewel Porcelain bulbous vase, 1930, decorated by Jens Jensen in squeezebag with an abstract floral design in ivory and brown against a mottle

Fine ROOKWOOD Production tapered buttressed vase, 1920, its base embossed with sharks under a smooth indigo matte glaze. Flame mark. 7 3/4" 200...

Early ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze Light urn, ca. 1889, finely painted by Albert Valentien with orange clover blossoms and green leaves on a shaded ground.

HEINTZ Sterling-on-Bronze bulbous bowl overlaid with leafy branches over a verdigris finish. Dent to base. Stamped HAMS. Dia.: 8" 300 - 400

**SILVER CREST Sterling-on-Bronze cylindrical vase overlaid with lilies on an acid-etched silver ground. One small dent to base. Stamped mark. 9&quo...

Pair of ROYCROFT hammered copper Princess candlesticks. Medium patina, light wear to base. Orb and cross mark. 8" 500 - 750