Rookwood vase, over all Tiger Eye effect, 6 3/4”

Rookwood Mahogany (Standard) glaze vase with incised vines and blossoms done in 1885 by Laura Fry. The yellow glaze over red clay has produced some Tiger Eye effect around the rim and shoulder. Marks

Good Rookwood 6 3/4 inch glaze effect vase with a nice example of the Coromandel glaze over which a coppery crystalline glaze has been dripped for neat effect. Marks on the base which are slightly obs

Mahogany Glaze 7 3/8 inch vase decorated in 1895 by Matt Daly, who portrayed a trio of geese in flight, the decoration being enhanced by the presence of Tiger Eye effect. Impressed with the Rookwood s

Trial glaze Rookwood Mahogany (Standard glaze on red clay) vase loaded with Tiger Eye effect done by William McDonald in 1898. Marks include the company logo, which indicates the date, Special shape n

Fine Standard glaze vase decorated with a quintet of nicely detailed fish and having nice Tiger Eye effect, the work of Albert Valentien in 1894. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the d

Rookwood Pottery early experimental vase, #172A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1885 Tiger Eye drip glazed red clay ceramic marked together with an Orient & Flume vase, 1977, iridescent glass, signed, 5"dia x 6"h 5

Mat glaze vase with hand modeled design at the waist and covered with two brown mat glazes for nice crystalline effect. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date and shape 537 F. There is a tiny nick at t

Mahogany Glaze vase decorated with an apple blossom branch by Albert Valentien in 1886 and revealing a spattering of Tiger Eye on the neck. Height 11 3/4 inches. Impressed Rookwood, 1886, shape 162 A

artist signed Kataro Shirayamadani #6357, 1944

Mahogany glaze vase with patched of Tiger Eye and decorated with daisies painted by Anna Marie Bookprinter in 1886. Impressed ROOKWOOD, 1886, R for Red clay, shape 268 C and incised with Ms. Bookprint

1914, #30E

.925 Sterling Silver Mexico with Tigers Eye Ring Size 6 ; 3/4 in. x 1 in.

Mahogany glaze (Standard glaze on red clay) ewer with yellow flowers painted in 1886 by M.A. Daly for Rookwood. Patches of Tiger Eye effect can be seen in the neck and shoulder of the form. Marks incl

1932 Rookwood Goldstone Cabinet Vase Goldstone/Tiger Eye glaze; Shape #6303; dated 1932. 4” T x 3 1/2” D

Vellum glaze vase with a colorful swag and fruit decoration, the work of Arthur Conant in 1916. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 2102, an impressed V for Vellum and Mr. Conant's monogram.

Iris glaze vase decorated with a repeating floral pattern, the work of Rose Fechheimer in 1906. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 907 F, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Fechheim

Standard glaze vase decorated with carnations, done by Amelia B. Sprague in 1893. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape 80 B, an impressed W for White clay and Ms. Sprague's

Ombroso glaze vase with carved design at the rim, the work of William Hentschel in 1914. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 935 E and incised with the artist’s monogram. There are tiny

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'

Production vase with a band of rooks molded around the lower portion, cast in 1921 and covered with dark over light blue mat glazes resulting in some nice crystallization. Marks include the Rookwood l

Elizabeth Barrett for Rookwood Pottery, vase, Cincinnati, OH, 1934, Tiger Eye glazed ceramic, marked, "S" for special piece, 4.5"dia x 5"h

Albert Valentien for Rookwood Pottery, Tiger Eye Vase with Dragon Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898 Glazed earthenware Impressed manufacturer's marks to underside: Flame mark, "790, ARV" with museum numbers H: 9

Iris glaze vase decorated with jonquils painted by Lenore Asbury in 1905. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 950 E, an incised W for White (Iris) glaze and Ms. Asbury's incised initials. The

Vellum glaze vase decorated with pink roses painted by Katherine Van Horne in 1911. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 900 D, an impressed V for Vellum, an incised V for Vellum glaze and Ms.