Roseville/Collector/Stangl Auction Weekend - Day One

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze faceted pitcher by E.R.F., 1899, painted with wild roses. Flame mark. 8 1/2" Est. 400 - 600

Two ROOKWOOD Production pieces; a blue tapering vase, 1930, decorated with a floral band (3 1/2" line from rim and grinding chips), and a pink ...

Early ROOKWOOD Limoges style small pitcher by M.R., 1885, painted with a butterfly, covered in a tiger eye glaze. Stamped mark. 3 1/4" Est. 30...

ROOKWOOD Production ovoid vase, 1923, with buttresses and a floral band at rim, all covered in a mocha butterfat glaze. Firing lines to interior rim.

ROOKWOOD Vellum vase by Elizabeth Nourse, 1908, slip-painted with branches of white apple blossoms around neck, all on a green ground. Flame mark. 5 1

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze bottle by Irene Bishop, 1899, with blue crocuses. Flame mark. 6" Est. 300 - 400

ROOKWOOD paperweight by Abel, 1937, with kneeling girl under ivory glaze. Flame mark. 4 1/4" Est. 200 - 300

Two ROOKWOOD Production pieces; an owl jardiniere in a light green glaze, 1929, and an ovoid vase with cattails, 1949. Flame marks. 5" each. Es...

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze bulbous vase by Elizabeth Lincoln, 1903, painted with cherry blossoms. Flame mark. 4 1/4" Est. 300 - 400

ROOKWOOD Wax Matt ovoid vase by M.H. McDonald, 1926, with red flowers on a purple ground. Flame mark. 5 1/2" Est. 400 - 600

ROOKWOOD Vellum cabinet vase by K. Shirayamadani, 1946, with daylilies. Flame mark. 3" Est. 300 - 400

ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze squat vessel by Fred Rothenbusch, 1900, with violets. Flame mark. 2 1/2" Est. 250 - 350

ROOKWOOD Production bulbous vase, 1922, decorated with berries and leaves, and covered in a light green glaze. A couple of minute flecks. Flame mark/X

Two ROOKWOOD pieces; one Production pitcher, 1932, and a Carved Matt stand, 1906, decorated with stylized flowers in green and blue (artist unknown).

Two ROOKWOOD Standard Glaze pieces; a teapot by J.W., in as-is condition (x'ed, missing lid), and a sugar bowl by Clara Lindeman, 1899. Teapot: ...

ROOKWOOD Wax Matt flaring vase by Louise Abel, 1922, with flowers in polychrome on a blue ground. Flame mark. 6" Est. 400 - 600

Four pieces; a classically-shaped NILOAK vase, a small pink NILOAK pitcher, a small NILOAK dish, and a Desert Sands corseted vase. Chip to base of one

LOUIS COMFORT TIFFANY earthenware lamp base with flat shoulder and textured surface, covered in an indigo, beige, ochre and green matte glaze, with br

Two ceramic pieces; a ROYAL COPENHAGEN flat vase with fruit in yellow and black, and a MCLAEN SMITH sculpture of reclining nude, 1950. Both marked. Nu

Five early Native American animal figurines including a pig and a turtle, all covered in black dung glaze. Unmarked. Pig: 4" Est. 100 - 200