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Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9
Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9

Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Museum Piece Artist Signed. 9"H 1886

$ 419.76

Availability: 15 in stock
  • Material: red clay
  • Object Type: Water Jug
  • Condition: Good Condition for age. Literally a Rookwood Museum piece dated 1886 with the accession number on the bottom. Artist signed. There is one tiny factory fleabite, glazed over, at the bottom edge (see photo 12). On one side, upper center, is a small kiln mark. Refer to written description and photographs for more information.
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Date:: 1886
  • Clay:: Red
  • Museum accession number: 302:00
  • Style: Spanish Water Jug, Shape #41
  • Artist:: Attributed to Mrs. Charles A. Kebler
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Color: Glazed Brown

    Description

    Up for auction at the Grand Antique Mall located in Cincinnati, Ohio is an
    Antique Rookwood Pottery SPANISH WATER JUG Created in 1886 and attributed to
    Mrs. Charles A. Kebler
    . A very early Rookwood piece, the glazed stoneware jug is shape number 41 and made from red clay. The jug is signed with the letter K in a square and attributed to Mrs. Charles A. Kebler, member of the Cincinnati Pottery Club and honorary member of Rookwood Pottery. Mrs. Kebler created a variety of Rookwood pieces from 1879-1886, signing her name with the single initial K within a square.
    Because of its superior artistic design and technical production, Mrs. Kebler’s water jug was selected for the Rookwood Museum. On the bottom is the museum accession number 302:00.
    Hallmarks Impressed in Clay
    :
    ROOKWOOD
    1886
    41
    (shape number)
    R
    (red clay color)
    Hallmarks in Red Ink
    :
    302:00
    (Museum Accession Number)
    Red Ink: Initial of Rookwood artist
    K
    inside square,
    attributed to Mrs. Charles A. Kebler, Rookwood Honorary Potter 1880-1886.
    Rookwood opened its doors in 1880, and remains the most collected American pottery. By the time Rookwood merged with Tiffany & Company in 1967, it was too late for the Pottery to recover from its Great Depression losses, and Rookwood closed its kilns the same year.
    Exquisite gift combining history, art and beauty.
    Dimensions
    :
    9 1/4” x 7 5/8” x 5 13/16”
    Weight
    : 1.25 lbs.
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