Rookwood 6 3/4 Boy with Turtle flower frog, 1922,

Two "Turtle Joe" 6 5/8 inch flower holders, the shape derived from Cincinnati's "Genius of the Waters" fountain. Each was cast in 1921, one covered with the Ivory Mat glaze, the other with the mat yel

Porcelain 6 1/2 inch Turtle Joe flower frog, cast in 1921 and covered with a thick, blue high glaze. Impressed with the Rookwood logo, the date and shape 2336. There are some light craze lines. The va

American, 20th century (1923). A Rookwood rust colored child and turtle flower frog dating to 1923. Marked XXIII/2336 underside and measures 7.0" H x 5.0" W. Overall good condition.

Antique Japanese Cast Metal Turtle Flower Frog, measures 6''L x 2''H, purchased in 1986 in East Hartford, Connecticut at an Antique Show

S B M ASIAN YOUTH, hand-painted and glazed ceramic frog flower holder, hallmarked underneath, 6 ¾” tall; Together with Weller Baldin apple bud flower vase, 8 ½” tall. (2)

Four pieces: Hobart boy flower frog and low bowl, pair of wall pockets depicting maiden in garden, Zanesville, OH, 1910-20s; Hobart boy marked; 6" x 6"

Rookwood vase with vellum glaze - landscape - artist signed Ed Diers - 1922 - 6 3/4" high

(3) Flower Frogs, Rookwood Art Pottery, (1) 3.75", Blue/Green, Dated 1915, #1621C, (1) 2.75", Yellow, Dated 1922, #1621E, (1) 2.75", Turquoise, Dated 1920, #1621E, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

Vellum glaze vase decorated with long stemmed flowers and large blue leaves painted by Kate Curry in 1917. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 1655 F, an impressed V for Vellum and Ms. Curry'

#2605, 1922, 6 1/2" ; Flower Family Collection

Rookwood Matte Green #2160 Bowl & Flower Frog 1914. Signed. Perfect condition. 6.75"d x 2.75"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPIN

Elizabeth N. Lincoln for Rookwood Pottery Incised Mat vase with flowers USA, 1922glazed porcelain 6.25 h x 5.125 dia in (16 x 13 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and number to underside

Group of Fifteen Glass and Metal Flower Frogs Including an oval copper and brass frog, two turtle formed frogs, a leaf formed frog and two two-tiered frogs. 4 3/4 x 12 3/4 x 6 1/4 in., the largest.

Collection of (6) Assorted Iron Flower Frogs, incl: (2) Seabed form with crabs, with green verdigris finish, 1 1/2" high, 5 1/4" x 2 5/8"; Turtle form frog, made in Japan, 1 1/2" high, 6 1/4" x 3 1/2"

Dimensions: (Turtle) H 3.25" x W 4" x D 6" Condition: Wear consistent with use including oxidation and patina to surfaces.

vase #2616E, 1922: blue Roseville Apple Blossom vase #387-9, Gouda bowl, burgundy vase #102 and blue flower frog

A group of two Rookwood Pottery items. Includes a 1923 figural flower frog of a child with a turtle in high gloss rust glaze. Measures 7" tall. Also featured is a high floss green apple glaze vase mad

Lovely maroon color makes up this signed Rookwood pottery dragonfly bowl with matching flower frog insert. Piece is marked, "IVII" and numbered "2357". Measures 3" tall, 6 1/2" wide.

1920s vase and flower frog with matte blue glaze by Rookwood Pottery. Includes a 1926 vase (mold #2913) with floral medallion motif standing 6 1/4" tall and a 1921 circular flower frog (mold #1621 B)

An antique 1921 Rookwood pottery flower frog in standout black glaze, adorned at the top with three galloping horses and a man driving them forward. Makers marks underneath, mold #2539. Measures 6" ta

Carl Kauba (Austrian/American, 1865-1922) patinated bronze figure of a frightened boy with frog on arm. Mounted on a black marble base. Signed on rocky mount 'Geschutz C. Kauba 254'.5" bronze, 6. 3/4"

Marked. Comprising a pair of young lovers in a garden, a boy and girl seated on a garden bench with their dog and a flower girl on a park bench. Heights 10 ½ by 10 in., 9 by 9 ½ in., 8 ¾ by 6 in.,

A Rookwood Pottery matte / mat ash tray, having a rose gray glaze, formed as a molded flower bud. Measures 6.5" diameter, 1-1/8" high. Signed underfoot with the Rookwood cipher, XXII (for 1922) and sh

Rookwood mat vase decorated with red flowers, the work of Vera Tischler in 1922. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 130 and Ms. Tischler's monogram in blue slip. There is some minor pencilin