Arts & Crafts Auction - Session 2

Pair of ROOKWOOD Production kingfisher bookends designed by W.P. McDonald, 1927, covered in a blue matte glaze. Half-inch chip to tail of one. Flame m

ROOKWOOD Production two-handled vase, 1916, covered in a green-to-red butterfat matte glaze. Flame mark. 5" 200 - 300

Pair of ROOKWOOD Production factory-drilled tall candlesticks, 1922, each with flaring bobeche and base, covered in a great black glossy glaze. Flame

Unusual ROOKWOOD Marine Scenic Vellum vase by Ed Diers, 1909, with sailboats on a stormy sea under a full moon. Overall crazing. Flame mark/IX/1659D/V

ROOKWOOD Production cabinet vase, 1948, post-factory china-painted with pansies in polychrome against a butter yellow ground, with gilded details. Fla

Early ROOKWOOD Production vase, 1905, covered in a smooth matte green glaze. Minor nick to rim. Flame mark. 4 1/2" x 3 1/4" 200 - 300

Three ROOKWOOD Production pieces from 1928: a pair of faceted bud vases and a swirled low bowl, all covered in blue butterfat matte glaze. Flame marks

Early ROOKWOOD Production Z-line cabinet vase, c. 1900, incised with key motif at rim and covered in a mottled mauve matte glaze. Flame mark. 3 1/2&...

ROOKWOOD Production panther figurine, 1956, covered in a glossy green glaze. Flame mark. 3" x 6 1/2" 250 - 350

ROOKWOOD Production spherical vessel, 1939, embossed with berries and leaves under a matte light green glaze. Flame mark. 4" 200 - 300

ROOKWOOD Wax Matte tapering vase by Katherine Jones, 1927, with blueberries and leaves on a shaded pink-to-green butterfat ground. Flame mark XXVI/166

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze chamberstick, 1894, painted by Jeannette Swing with yellow violets. Flame mark/artist's cipher. 3" 250 - 350

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze Light squat pitcher with leaf handle, 1890, painted by Constance Baker with daisies. Flame mark/CAB. 3 3/4" 200 - 300

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze Light ovoid vase by Caroline Bonsall, 1901, beautifully decorated with blue-green irises on a shaded brown and green ground. M

Early ROOKWOOD cabinet jug by N.J. Hirschfeld, 1883, decorated in the Limoges-style with bamboo and a butterfly, on a shaded brown, ivory and blue-gre

Twelve MINTON CHINAWORKS tiles, transfer-decorated in two patterns of the Aesthetic movement in browns and black on ivory. Abrasion and chips to some.

FULPER spherical vessel with two buttressed handles, covered in a mirrored Cat's Eye flambe glaze. Ink racetrack mark. 6 1/4" x 7 1/2"...

Two FULPER low bowls, one with ivory exterior and blue-green crystalline interior (short tight hairline from rim), the other covered in a mirrored Fle

FULPER pillow vase covered in a Cat's Eye flambe glaze. Ink racetrack mark. 6 1/4" x 5 3/4" 100 - 200

Two FULPER pieces: a Colonial Ware pitcher in mottled brown glaze, and a paneled urn covered in glossy turquoise glaze (a couple of short hairlines an