Craftsman Auctions Arts & Crafts Auction Weekend Session 2

Persian Baluch rug with three square medallions and multiple borders in brown and ivory of red ground. 4'1" x 7'9" 200 - 400

Persian Nahavand rug with geometric medallion in red, ivory and browm. rug 4' x 7' 300 - 500

Turkoman Bokara rug with field of cartouche forms in ivory on a crimson red ground with borders. 6'6" x 9'5" 500 - 700

Persian Bakhtiari rug with hexagonal patchwork of tiles in rose, ivory and blue. 5'4" x 7'8" 400 - 600

Persian Hamadan rug with geometric medallions on umber ground with multiple borders. 3'9" x 9'1" 400 - 600

Persian Lilihan runner with single ivory medallion on crimson ground within a patterned blue border. 3' x 9'9" 300 - 500

Persian Musel runner with red ground and ivory and brown multiple border. 3'9" x 10'10" 400 - 600

Persian Baluch rug with square lattice on a crimson ground. 3'3" x 5'10" 250 - 350

Baluchistan Tribal rug with diamond lattice on multiple borders. 3'3" x 6' 250 - 350

ROOKWOOD Jewel Porcelain baluster vase by Harriet Wilcox, 1925, painted with bachelor's buttons against a Sung Plum ground. Restoration to shall...

ROOKWOOD Carved Matte ovoid vase by Sara Sax, 1913, painted with a band of green parakeets on branches with blue fruit, against a slate gray ground. F

Rare ROOKWOOD Carved Matt two-handled factory lamp base by William Hentschel, 1915, its "lid" carved with a floral pattern in green and bl...

ROOKWOOD Wax Matte vase by Elizabeth Lincoln, date unknown, decorated with ragweed on a shaded yellow, orange, green and blue butterfat ground. Post-f

Fine ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze vase by Caroline Steinle, 1905, decorated with yellow tulips against a black, green and orange shaded ground. Flame mark/

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze pitcher painted by Elizabeth Lincoln, 1899, with a branch of holly. A few shallow scratches. Flame mark/433C/LNL. 7 1/4"...

Two ROOKWOOD Production ovoid vases, 1921 (blue-green, seconded mark for stilt-pull chip) and 1928 (pink, with maple leaf pods, hairline). Both marked

Pair of ROOKWOOD Production candlesticks, 1919, covered in blue and turqoise matte glaze. Flame mark/XVIV/822D. 6" 150 - 250

ROOKWOOD Green Vellum candlestick by Sarah Sax, 1908, with teal blue irises. Seconded mark for overglaze inconsistency (still a very attractive piece)

Three ROOKWOOD pieces: a purple porcelain Morning Glory vase, 1920; a green souvenir dish, 1958; and a blue commemorative plate for Indiana State Coll

ROOKWOOD tall Production vase designed by Louise Abel, 1922, embossed with a classical Greek scene of maidens and a flute player under a matte green g