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Rookwood Pottery

 

It’s also dated 1931, the shape number 6192 and has the Louise Abel cipher (the A in a circle). Nice box!

 

that is fricken cool.....

the bi-plane...steamship
waves and rising sun...........fantastic...
what's on the 3rd side ????? ......... car??/.

is this still Art Deco......or has it moved to Nouveau...???

 

Thanks everyone!!! I found it at an estate sale this morning. Makes sense that it is rookwood, because I found a yearbook in the closet from a Cincinnati high school. Yay! My first piece of Rookwood

 

there is a third possibilty that it is " after" Italian futurismo; everything strong, machine-driven etc. was per se beautiful to them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futurism

 

In a quick search there are a few on Liveauctioneers with this being the most current in blue. It sold for $900 in 2019.

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/71488453_rookwood-rare-deco-covered-box-1931-6192-a-5-14



A few more, some with damage etc.
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/sea...=1&pageSize=24&sort=-relevance&status=archive

 

funny...with the green one , I don't see the ship anymore.....industry,,,,of a sort.

 

VERY COOL images!!!!!!!!!!!

 

cool, but also tragic. many members were falling into the Fascist camp when it came to politics.
that's something still amazing to me - the difference of art in Germany and Italy. in Italy art stayed free to a very big extent; there was nothing "entartet" or Un-Italian. I was astonished when I saw cities like Sabaudia, Aprilia, Latina, Pontinia. I visited them when living a few months south of Rome by motorcycle during 20 years in springtime and fall. they are still very functional and remind a bit of Bauhaus.