Rookwood Pottery
ROOKWOOD EGRET FIGURAL #6972 with Light Teal Glaze Circa 1942
ROOKWOOD EGRET FIGURAL #6972 with Light Teal Glaze Circa 1942
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Beautiful art-deco style ROOKWOOD POTTERY EGRET figurine, circa 1942. The glaze color sometimes referred to as Nadaleen, is a light teal. The base is marked with the Rookwood symbol and the mold number, 6972.
The egret stands 9” tall and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. It’s a wonderful old piece of Rookwood and would make a great addition to anyone’s art pottery or shorebird collection.
About Rookwood Pottery
Rookwood Pottery was founded in 1880 by Maria Longworth Storer. Storer named the new art pottery company Rookwood after the large number of crows that roosted in the trees of her family home. She was an active participant in the development of the art community in Cincinnati and at one time worked at the Frederick Dallas Pottery.
In 1891, Storer turned the management of the company over to W.W. Taylor. It was under his leadership that the art pottery company attained great significance and realized its greatest profit both in money and talent.
About Rookwood Pottery: Rookwood Pottery was founded in 1880 by Maria Longworth Storer. Storer named the new art pottery company Rookwood after the large number of crows that roosted in the trees of her family home. She was an active participant in the development of the art community in Cincinnati and at one time worked at the Frederick Dallas Pottery.
In 1891, Storer turned the management of the company over to W.W. Taylor. It was under his leadership that the art pottery company attained great significance and realized its greatest profit both in money and talent.
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