Antique 1907 Rookwood Pottery Matte Vellum Drip Glaze Vase Shape 1005

The piece was manufactured by the renowned American art pottery company, Rookwood, in Cincinnati, Ohio. The base carries the classic 14-flame mark alongside the Roman numeral VII, definitively dating the creation to 1907. It is stamped with shape number 1005 and a "V," signifying the application of a matte or Vellum-style glaze over the molded ceramic form.

A highly textured green matte drip glaze cascades heavily over a soft rose-pink base, creating an earthy, organic gradient. The undulating, molded rim and tactile surface heavily anchor the piece in the highly sought-after Arts and Crafts movement aesthetic. The design stands as a beautifully preserved representation of early 20th-century American ceramics and carries an undeniable historical presence for serious collectors.

Specs
Maker/Artist: Rookwood Pottery
Year Made: 1907
Materials: Ceramic, Matte Glaze
Dimensions: 10" H x 4.5" W x 4.5" D

Condition
The piece retains a beautiful display presence but has an interior hairline crack at the rim that does not travel through to the outside. There is also a very minor flea bite at the bottom edge of the base.