Roseville/Collector/Stangl Auction Weekend - Day One

Two ENCAUSTIC TILE CO. tiles embossed with stylized floral motif under a sheer umber glossy glaze. Several chips to edges of both. Stamped mark. 6&q...

Two tiles; a KENSINGTON tile embossed with profile of a woman under a teal glossy glaze (four edge chips and line), and one PROVIDENTIAL with profile

Two tiles; an AETCO tile, "Mrs. Ford" embossed with the profile of a woman under a brown glossy glaze (a few bruises and nick), and a tile...

MINTON tile, "AESTAS" with goddess figure within a circular classical band and with vestal urns at corners, all under a sheer turquoise gl...

ROYAL DOULTON centerbowl handpainted with wild roses in orange and yellow on a mottled blue ground. Stamped mark. 10" dia. Est. 200 - 300

McCOY teepee-shaped cookie jar with embossed with a figure and symbolic motifs under a brushed gray on ivory glaze. Nick to base. Raised mark. 11&qu...

CRANSTON POTTERY (England) bulbous vase decorated in squeezebag with a band of stylized blue and ochre leaves near rim. Small bruise to decoration. In

Austrian Art Nouveau vase, possibly Teplitz, covered in an exceptional lustred crystalline bronze glaze. Stamped Austria with cipher. 8" Est. ...

Six pieces: two SASCHA BRASTOFF ashtrays with prancing horses, a pair of conical CORONET (Czech) wallpockets, a two Italian polychrome fish. Some mino

ROOKWOOD squat modeled matte vessel by C.S. Todd, 1913, with green and blue flower on a brick ground. X-ed for glaze. Flame mark, CST. 4" Est. ...

ROOKWOOD Standard classically-shaped vase by G. H. (student), 1904, decorated with an orange tulip on a shaded green to brown ground. Line through the

Two ROOKWOOD Production trivets; one floriform, 1919, with embossed motif (three tight lines through), and one impressed with bird motif, 1940. Flame

Two ROOKWOOD Production pieces; a conical wallpocket, 1928, in matte pine glaze, and a bulbous vase, 1917, in shaded pink and green matte glaze. Both

ROOKWOOD squat vessel, 1907, with blue and white decoration on a matte green ground. Flame mark/artist's cipher. 3" x 6" Est. 300 - 400

ROOKWOOD Production bud vase, 1910, with embossed geometric band covered in a blue-green matte glaze. Grinding chips. Flame mark. 6" Est. 200 ...

ROOKWOOD vase by Lorinda Epply. 1920, with bird, berries and branches in black and red on a lusterous purple ground. X-ed for glaze inconsistancies. F

Three ROOKWOOD Production pieces: a small flower-shaped dish, 1914, a small vessel embossed with calla lilies, 1952, and a flaring footed bowl, 1928,

ROOKWOOD Standard glaze vase, 1897, decorated with yellow roses on a shaded yellow to umber ground. X-ed with triangular trial mark. Flame mark. 6 1/2

Two ROOKWOOD Production vases; an ovoid vase, 1950, with dripping yellow and green glaze (line from rim), and a bulbous ribbed vase, 1922, with emeral

ROOKWOOD Standard glaze ovoid vase by Caroline Steinle, 1907, decorated with orange poppies on a shaded yellow to umber ground. Minor nick to base. Fl