Rookwood 10 1/2" Standard Glaze jug,corn, Ed Abel

Standard glaze spirit jug with field corn and wheat decoration by Amelia Sprague in 1896. Height 7 1/2 inches. Marked with the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, 673 shape and the incised artist

Standard glaze jug decorated with two ears of corn painted by Josephine Zettel in 1898. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 512 B, a star shaped esoteric mark and Ms. Zett

Dated 1891. Shape 583F with apple blossom decoration and Gorham silver overlay, 4.75"h.

Dated 1990. Shape 677 with corn decoration. "X" on bottom, 11.5"h.

Dated 1900. Shape 889C with corn decoration, 7"h.

Sallie Toohey (1871-1941) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze flat-sided whiskey jug with stopper and corn decoration, shape number 706 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1896 high glazed ceramic impressed

Standard glaze stoppered jug with corn decoration painted by William Klemm in 1901. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 767 and Mr. Klemm’s incised monogram. There is fine overall crazi

Rookwood Pottery group of earthenware Standard Glaze vases with floral decoration, three Cincinnati, Ohio 1) Olga Geneve Reed (1873-1955), whiskey jug with corn and wheat, shape number 767, 1897, impr

Standard glaze corn jug, BJ or JB, c1900 Marked BJ or JB. Probably Rookwood competitor. Height: 6.75 inches.

Large standard glaze jug dated 1899. Decorated with ears of corn and harvest corn. Impressed Rookwood logo, date, shape number 512x. Marked with an "X" due to some imperfections and signed with Mr. Sh

Tall Standard glaze vase nicely decorated with dandelions, the work of Olga Geneva Reed in 1899. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 732 B and Ms. Reed's incised initials.

Standard glaze vase with nicely detailed clover painted by Ed Abel in 1892. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 568 B, an impressed W for White clay, an incised L for Ligh

2pc Ed Diers Rookwood Chrysanthemum Pottery Vases 8.5'' and 10''. Duo of standard glaze hand painted vases dated 1903 and 1904. Scattered glaze crazing. Overall excellent condition.

Six Standard Glaze vessels: ewer decorated with dogwood blossoms, two corn jugs, ovoid vase decorated with maple leaves, bulbous bud vase decorated with chrysanthemums, and corseted vase decorated wit

Large Rookwood bowl by Kataro Shirayamadani in standard glaze. Circa 1889. Slight crazing on base, does not affect the interior of the piece. Measures approx 10.75" x 12 .75". Have a similar i

Robert Bruce Horsfall for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze Black Americana portrait mug USA, 1894glazed earthenware 4.75 h x 4.875 w x 3.75 d in (12 x 12 x 10 cm) Vase features a portrait of a

Jug, standard glaze dated 1894. Decorated with ear of corn. Artist cipher (illegible) RP logo, and shape #512B. 5.25dia x 9.25h.

Standard glaze marked on base and dated 1896, shape number 612C, inscised artist name but unreadable, decorated with ear of corn, 4 1/2"diameter x 5 7/8" high. Condition Fine.

Hefty Vellum glaze scenic vase painted in 1919 by Ed Diers. Large trees fill the foreground while low hills are visible in the distance. Marks include the Rookwood logo, the date, shape number 940 C,

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

Standard Glaze 6 1/4 inch whiskey jug, decorated in 1897 by Sallie Coyne, who used a ripe ear of corn as her subject. Marked with the Rookwood logo, which provides the date, shape 694 and the artist's

(1) 6"h, Date: 1895, #512c. Artist: Amelia Sprague. Corn design. Standard glaze.

Bruce Horsfall (1869-1948) for Rookwood Pottery earthenware Standard Glaze jug showing two fighting cocks in mortal combat, shape number 673 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1894 high glazed ceramic impressed factor

E.T. Hurley (1869-1950) for Rookwood Pottery Standard Glaze earthenware jug with a sensitive portrait of Romany Rye, a champion Cocker Spaniel, shape number 512B Cincinnati, Ohio, 1902 high glazed cer