Craftsman Auctions Arts & Crafts Auction Weekend Session 2

Two ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze pieces, a creamer with butterfly handle by Caroline Steinle, 1892, and a covered sugar bowl by H.P. Stuntz, 1893, both wit

ROOKWOOD Carved Matte vase by Charles S. Todd, 1916, decorated around the shoulder with an abstract pattern in red, yellow and green against a cobalt

ROOKWOOD Production ovoid vase, 1928, with triangular-shaped trees under a waxy blue glaze. Seconded mark for grinding chips. Flame mark. 7" 20...

Pair of ROOKWOOD Production candlesticks, 1921, covered in a green and pink butterfat matte glaze. Flame mark/XXI/822D. 6 1/2" 200 - 300

ROOKWOOD Cameo pitcher, 1887, artist unknown, with dogwood outlined in gold on a blush ground. A few deep crazing lines, water stains. Flame mark/1327

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze jug by Harriet Wilcox, 1896, decorated with corn stalks. Some lifting of overglaze. Flame mark. 7" 350 - 450

ROOKWOOD porcelain lamp base, artist-signed and decorated with sheafs of wheat on an ivory ground. Pottery only: 11" x 8" 500 - 750

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze bottle by Fred Rothenbusch, 1900, with blue violets. Flame mark. 5 1/2" 300 - 500

ROOKWOOD Flambe cabinet vase, 1932. Flame mark/XXXII/6307/F. 3" x 3" 250 - 350

ROOKWOOD Incised Vellum ovoid vase by Margaret McDonald, 1917, decorated with morning glories in pink, white, yellow and green against a shaded blue a