Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
7″W x 7.5″D x 4.5″H
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Vintage ROOKWOOD POTTERY Raven Ashtray Circa 1943
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An excellent example, this vintage ashtray by Rookwood Pottery in Cincinnati, Ohio was made circa 1943. A pale yellow glaze covers the entirety of the piece, which depicts a raven perched on the lip of a bowl. The raven’s foot is detailed within the bowl, as the wing elegantly encompasses the back of the piece. Maker’s marks on underside. Would also make a fabulous trinket or jewelry dish!
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