GRACE YOUNG for ROOKWOOD POTTERY

Standard glaze vase wit handle. Decorated with yellow flowers. Artist's initials, RP logo, dated 1889, and shape #323B. 4.25w x 3.25d x 6h.

Standard glaze vase with a portrait of a Native American, titled "Kiowa Brauc" on underside, with 1901 flame mark, artist's monogram, and impressed 786C h. 10-1/4 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Sey

Portrait vase in Standard glaze after Moroni, circa 1903, with artist's monogram, flame mark, and impressed 940 / D h. 9 in. Provenance: The coll. of late Seymour Geringer, thence by descent through t

Grace Young for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze portrait mug USA, 1896glazed earthenware 4.875 h × 4.75 w × 3.625 d in (12 × 12 × 9 cm) Mug features a portrait of Izaak

Likely Grace Young (1869-1947) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze two-handled vase decorated with daffodils, #459E Cincinnati, Ohio, 1891 high glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 4"dia x 4"h P

Grace Young for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze Native American portrait vase with mother and child USA, 1900glazed earthenware 9.125 h x 6.25 dia in (23 x 16 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark

Grace Young (1869-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze vase with "Negro Head After Rubens", shape number 922C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1901 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks and ar

from artists summer cottage, image area 12 1/2"X 16", well listed artist, worked at Rookwood Pottery.................Grace Young was born in Cincinnati Ohio, on October 25,1869. She attended the Cinci

Grace Young (1869-1947) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze creamer with leaf and berry decoration, shape number 461 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1889 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks, inc

Whitewater River, New Trenton, Indiana, well listed artist, worked at Rookwood Pottery, image area 20" X 18"...............Grace Young was born in Cincinnati Ohio, on October 25,1869. She attended the

Mary Grace Denzler (b. 1892) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware vase with violet decoration on shoulder, shape number 1867 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory, artist's marks a

Rookwood Pottery by Grace Hall

Mary Grace Denzler (1892-1991) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Vellum glaze vase with a prairie landscape depicting many small flowers and hovering butterflies, shape number 924 Cincinnati, Ohio, 191

ROOKWOOD POTTERY BUST OF A YOUNG BOYOhio, Early 20th CenturyGreen-gray mottled glaze. Marked "Rookwood Faience".Height 10". Width 10". Depth 5.5".

1903 Rookwood Pottery Floral Vase Signed by Grace Hall. Marked "III" and "862". Measures approximately 7"

Standard glaze humidor decorated with the portrait of a Native American done by Grace Young in 1898. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 801, a star shaped esoteric mark,

Standard glaze pitcher with lily decoration painted by Grace Young in 1899. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 838 B and Ms. Young's incised monogram. There is a wheel gr

A rare 1935 Rookwood pottery statuette of a young goat in metallic glaze. Makers marks underneath, mold #6170 with cast cipher of artist Louise Abel (active 1919-1932). Measures 6" x 4 1/2" x 2" *note

Standard glaze mug with a nicely detailed portrait titled "after Rubens", the work of Grace Young in 1896. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 837, an arrow shaped esoteri

7" ht.

Standard glaze vase decorated with a full length portrait of Southern Cheyenne Chief, Wolf Robe, painted in 1901 by Grace Young based on an 1899 photograph by Frank Rinehart of Omaha, Nebraska. Wolf R

Grace Young Standard glaze vase painted with a profile portrait of Assiniboine Chief, The Man. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 892 C, Ms. Young's monogram and The Man

Carl Schmidt (1875-1959) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Iris glaze vase featuring a barn swallow feeding its young at the nest, shape number 901C Cincinnati, Ohio, 1901 high glazed ceramics impresse

Standard glaze tyg decorated with the portrait of a young girl, the work of Grace Young in 1898. Previously, this piece was sold as being the portrait of a young Native American Brave but we feel the