Roseville/Collector/Stangl Auction Weekend - Day One

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