1926 Pair of Rookwood Pottery Water Lily Bookends

1926 Pair of Rookwood Pottery Water Lily Bookends, marked. 4" H x 5 3/4" W x 3 1/2" D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: James Lawrence, UPS Store 4356, 954-46

pedestal, face ashtray 1929, #2457, pair of water lily bookends 1951 #2836 (one broken), lady ashtray 1929 #2595 (broken), and green ashtray

Water lilies, having ivory matte glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XLIV" for date 1944 on one bookend and "XLV" for 1945 on the other, shape #2836, no apparent art

1946 Rookwood Pottery Co. brown mat glaze, 3 3/4" (h) x 5 1/2" (l) x 3 1/2" (w) #2836 water lily bookends. CONDITION: 1" (l) chip on base of one bookend. Both have crazing.

PAIR ROOKWOOD POTTERY FIGUREHEAD BOOKENDS 1926 Pair of Rookwood nautical figurehead bookends, dated 1926, marked on underside. Size: 7" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

PAIR ROOKWOOD POTTERY FIGUREHEAD BOOKENDS 1926 Pair of Rookwood nautical figurehead bookends, dated 1926, marked on underside. Size: 7" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party Pair of Rookwood nau

Pair Water Lily bookends with ivory matte glaze, shape 2836. Height 3 3/4 inches. Marked with the factory logo, shape and 1938 date. Both are uncrazed and in excellent condition. Oblong compote with C

Figurehead, having medium blue over lighter blue matte glaze, underside of both having impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XXVI" for date 1926, process mark, shape #2732, no apparent art

Pair of pottery bookends made by The Roseville Company of Zanesville, OH in the water lily patter. These bookend sit at a 90 degree angle and are a muted green on the back and bottom that fades to a m

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts pottery bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, not a matched pair, including: (1) blackbird, c.1926, shape number 2658, matte green glaze, approx 5.5"h, 5.5"w, 3.25"d,

Rookwood art pottery pair of Rook birds bookends, #2829, 1926

Pair of bookends by William Purcell McDonald with Rookwood Pottery offer mold #2695, tall mast ship in rough seas, ivory white glazing with maker and artist mark as photographed, circa 1926. Measures:

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery owl bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1926, shape number 2655, designed by William Purcell McDonald (Ohio, 1864-1931), mottled tan matte glaze, (one) with r

A pair of signed vintage American art pottery bookends by Roseville Pottery in the Water Lily pattern, first introduced in 1943. The bookends feature lily blossoms blooming from the center in yellow a

Rookwood Pottery American, Early 20th Century Pair of Galleon Bookends, 1926 glazed earthenware impressed manufacturer's mark, date mark and number 2694 to underside H 5 x W 5 1/2 inches. This lot is

(3) Rookwood pottery elephant figures including a creme/white pair, 3.5"h x 4"l small bookends, pattern 2797, one dated 1925, one 1926, and a blue single bookend 5" x 5.5", pattern 2444D, dated 1938

artist signed HEW (Harriet Elizabeth Wilcox) 7 1/2" diameter, 6 1/2" high dated 1899

1946. Pair richly glazed in green and in good well kept condition. Marked at the underside. H4" W6" D3 1/2" Sold from the collection of an Upcountry South Carolina gentleman.

PAIR ROOKWOOD POTTERY ROOK BOOKENDS 1919 Pair of Rookwood pottery rook bookends, dated 1919, marked on underside. Size: 5 x 5"

A Pair of Rookwood Pottery Bookends 20th Century each with impressed Rookwood Pottery mark to the underside and artist mark to the base. Height 7 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma and David Mc

1923 pair having a rich deep green glaze. Nicely formed. One having a small professional restoration at the upper backside edge, otherwise very good condition throughout. H4 7/8"

PAIR ROOKWOOD POTTERY BUDDHA BOOKENDS 1938 Pair of Rookwood pottery Buddha bookends, dated 1938, marked on underside. Size: 7.75"

Ships. 1927. Roughness or chip to the front of one

Pair of Rookwood pottery bookends, USA. Dated 1949. Shape 2275. Design by William P. McDonald, who worked for Rookwood from 1882 until 1904. Features the glazed form of a rook in shades of brown. Back