1927 Rookwood Pottery Green Bowl # 2531

Wide shallow bowl or bulb planter with art deco design and matte jade green glaze, shape #2531, made 1927, fully marked. No cracks, chips, hairlines, or repairs. Approx. 12" D, 3" H.

Makers mark on base, No. 2531, Measures 11 3/4 x 11 3/4 x 1 3/4 inches.

A Rookwood Pottery matte / mat green bowl supported on four feet. Decorated with a Native American geometric motif. Measures 8-3/8" diameter, 3" high. Signed underfoot with the Rookwood cipher, XIV (f

Rookwood art pottery, green large bowl 10" d, 4 1/2" h, #928D, 1918

Rookwood Pottery Green Matte Glazed Low BowlDiameter: 7 inches

ROOKWOOD POTTERY BOWL, 1927, H 2 1/4", DIA 7 1/2", MARGARET H. MCDONALD (1893-1964):Impressed Rookwood logo, Roman numeral date 1927, number 2258C, and painted artist's initials "MHM" (see additional

Rookwood Art Pottery Ceramic Bowl #1674. Matte forest green glaze with a tulip decoration to the sides. Rookwood pottery mark, "XIV" 1914 date mark, and 1674 model number to the underside. Weight Appr

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Sea Green glaze bowl decorated with swimming fish, shape number 214C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1904 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, incise

VINTAGE ROOKWOOD STUDIO GREEN POTTERY CERAMIC GLAZE BOWL HOME DECOR -STAMPED ROOKWOOD 6I32 KILN MARK ON BOTTOM -3" X 6.5" DIAMETER APPROX -GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION

Rookwood Pottery footed console bowl, green/blue glaze, 10"dia, dated 1921, style 2106C

(lot of 2) Rookwood Pottery group, consisting of a matte green bowl with continuous incised geometric pattern, marked "CZ47" to underside, 7.75"h x 8.5"dia.; a matte green vase with petal form design

Rookwood Pottery William Hentchel Bowl 1927. Signed. X'd for some unknown reason. Perfect condition. 7.5"d x 3"h. Spend $7500 or more at our two day auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the

A pair of Rookwood pottery vases in matching green over matte pink glaze. Includes a 1927 flared cylindrical vase with embossed peacock feather designs (mold #1903) and a 1938 art deco pattern vase (m

Two Rookwood Pottery bowls with scalloped shape. Includes a small 1904 bowl with matte purple glaze (#6089) and a 1933 seafoam green bowl (#6313). Purple- 1/4"x 3 1/2", Green- 2 1/2" x 8 1/2". *notes-

Three handled vase in teal/ green glaze. Impressed marks to bottom. Very good condition with two tiny flea bite glaze nicks at bottom edge, a few expected small light glaze scratches, etc. No chips or

Green Rookwood bowl with black glaze exterior. RP logo, dated 1928 and shape # to underside. 9.75w x 11d x 2.75h

A selection of Rookwood pottery that includes: a 1915 footed bowl with paneled flower decoration in grey and green glaze (mold #1264) and a 1932 pair of flower petal candlesticks in matte green (mold

A Rookwood pottery three handled bowl in brown, green and yellow glaze. Underside has Rookwood makers mark and is signed "A.E.W.".

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. A large decagonal Rookwood Pottery fruit bowl with a vibrant blue glaze dating to 1927. Marked XXVII/2925 and measures 11.5 inches in diameter. Overall good

BROWN GLAZED LOW BOWL, MARKED 1956, GOOD CONDITION, 4" H. BLUE DEER VASE, MARKED 1945, GOOD CONDITION, 4 1/2" H. GREEN GLAZED LOW BOWL, GOOD CONDITION, 6" DIAM. VASE MARKED 1944, GOOD CONDITION, 4 1/2

Native American, Midwestern United States, Ohio, Cincinnati, ca. 1921 CE. A beautiful pottery bowl made by the historic Rookwood Pottery Company and stamped with the Rookwood logo, the date mark "XXI"

A Rookwood pottery mat glazed shallow bowl. Carved / incised decoration depicting a stylized leaf motif. Good blue glaze. Marks underfoot include the Rookwood logo, date XXII (1922) and the shape 2531

Lot of four pieces of assorted Rookwood art pottery. Includes a 7" diameter matte white bowl with green interior #6475-D, a 6.5" tall flared tan and green vase #2240, a 7" tall brown/red ombre vase, a

The pretty pieces are all Rookwood marked and dated but have no artist mark. Pieces are number 2989 from 1927 and stands approx 7 7/8" tall. Number 6435 from 1934 and stands approx 5" tall. Number 634