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Rookwood American Art Pottery Vase Hand Painted Florals - Edward Diers MINT 1927

About the Item

Offering this gorgeous hand-painted vellum Rookwood pottery vase featuring a detailed vine and bloom design. This vase is hand-painted with beautiful hues of blue, mauve, green and peach. Vase is artist signed "ED" for Edward Diers, a well known artist of the Rookwood factory from 1896-1931. Marked with the impressed "RP" flame mark with #130 mold number and "XXVII" which dates the piece to 1927, it is also mark with a faint "V" for Vellum. This vase is in excellent / mint condition with no damage or repairs of any kind. It is PRISTINE with ZERO CRAZING. You rarely see perfect un-crazed vellum glazes on ANY Rookwood vase, maybe 5 out of 100 are un-crazed. By the turn of the century, Rookwood Pottery became one of America’s most successful pottery companies. The pottery had won the Gold Medal at the 1889 Universal Exposition at Paris before earning the Grand Prix in Ceramics in Paris a year later in 1890, firmly establishing its international fame. Rookwood’s ever-building popularity continued with its experimentation with matte glaze lines, and the company again astounded the ceramic world with its novel Vellum glaze at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis.

Creator:

Rookwood Pottery Co. (Maker)

Dimensions:

Height: 6.75 in (17.15 cm)Diameter: 6 in (15.24 cm)

Style:

Arts and Crafts (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Pottery,Hand-Painted,Molded

Place of Origin:

United States

Period:

1920-1929