IDarieties of IRoohwoob, manner in which Rookwood has Cl grown has necessarily given rise to a considerable variety of wares, and the experiments which continue to be … culiar to Rookwood. The low toned wares, usually yellow, red, and brown in color, with flower and figure decoration, are too familiar to need fur- ther description. Closely a related to these are the remarkable glaze-effects known as “Tiger Eye’' and “Goldstone,” and a series of “Solid Color”…
Rookwood Pottery (Firm) · Rookwood pottery
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