Roseville/Collector/Stangl Auction Weekend - Day One

Arts & Crafts table lamp with flaring, four-sided shade inset with green slag glass panels, on a square stepped base. Unmarked. 19 3/4" x 1...

FULPER vase drilled for a lamp, covered in a Cucumber green crystalline glaze. Includes fittings. Pottery: 12" Est. 250 - 350

Lamp with hammered metal base and a four-sided shade, all on a wooden stand. Unmarked. 22" Est. 50 - 75

Large ROOKWOOD bulbous vase by C.S.Todd, 1912, with stylized chrysanthemums. 1 1/2" reglued chip, and 1/2" chip to base. Flame mark/CST. 1...

ROOKWOOD Production vase, 1914, with band of stylized flowers and swirls. Opposing cracks to rim, grinding chips (one shows on side). Flame mark. 6 1/

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze by Amelia Sprague, 1993, painted with tulips. Flame mark/artist's cipher. 10 3/4" Est. 650 - 950

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze vase by Charles Dibowski, 1895, painted with corn. Flame mark/artist's initials. 6" Est. 500 - 750

ROOKWOOD Production six-sided box, 1923, painted with floral motif on a pale purple ground. Tight line to lid. Flame mark. 2" Est. 300 - 400

Five ROOKWOOD Production pieces; a pair of green pillow vases embossed with roses (1951), a yellow bowl (1915) with several lines, a low pink candlest

Three pieces of ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze; a small pitcher with butterfly handle, 1891, and two vessels with ruffled rims, both painted with leaves, bot

Three blue ROOKWOOD Production pieces; a bulbous vase, 1923, and a pair of low floriform candlestick holders, 1919 (grinding chips and stilt-pull). Fl

Two ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze pieces; an inkwell by Charles Dibowski, 1892, painted with dandelions (tight line to base), and an ashtray by Jeanette Swi

ROOKWOOD paperweight, 1952, with nude figure covered in a glossy teal glaze. Repaired crack through torso. Flame mark. 4 1/2" Est. 150 - 250

ROOKWOOD squat vessel by C.S.Todd, 1914, with floral band at rim. X'ed for minor burst bubbles near base. Flame mark/CST. 3" Est. 300 - 400

Two ROOKWOOD Production pieces; a bookend with monk and wildlife, 1945, in as-is condition (several cracks), and a flower frog in an emerald green glo

ROOKWOOD vessel by Janet Harris, 1914, with banded decoration. Tight line from rim and several lines to base. Flame mark/artist's cipher. 3"...

Two ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze pitchers; the first painted with dandelions by Eliza Lawrence, 1900, the other by Jeanette Swing, 1902. Repair to spout of

Four ROOKWOOD pieces; a glossy blue commemorative letter holder, 1956, two glossy blue commemorative ashtrays, 1956 and 1958, and a glossy green ashtr

Six S.E.G. undecorated bowls; three teal (one with line to rim, another with bruise), one yellow (bruise to rim), one pink (chips to rim), and one pal

Two pieces; an S.E.G. pale pink bulbous bud vase and a small turquoise PAUL REVERE bowl. Both marked. 4 1/4" x 2 1/4" and 1 1/4" x 3&...