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ADELAIDE ALSOP ROBINEAU (AMERICAN, 1865-1929) ART POTTERY VASE

ADELAIDE ALSOP ROBINEAU (AMERICAN, 1865-1929) ART POTTERY VASE, ovoid form with a small, delicate mouth and crackle peach blossom glaze. Marks to underside include embossed circular "AR" and "1910". Adelaide Alsop Robineau, Syracuse, NY. Dated 1910. 4 1/2" HOA.

Adelaide Robineau, Exceptional vase

Adelaide Robineau Exceptional vase USA, 1920 carved crystalline-glazed porcelain 6.375 h x 2.5 dia in (16 x 6 cm) Carved artist's seal with incised date and number to underside '24 AR 1920'. Provenance: Rago, Early 20th C. Design, 20 May 2017, Lot 1150 | Important French Japonisme Collection This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Fine faceted vase

Adelaide Robineau Fine faceted vase USA, 1920 crackle-glazed porcelain 3.375 h x 4 dia in (9 x 10 cm) Carved artist's seal with incised date and number to underside '41 AR 1920'. Provenance: Malvina Solomon | Acquired from the previous in 1980, Collection of Lillian Hoffman | Rago, Early 20th C. Decorative Art, 1 March 2014, Lot 45 | Important French Japonisme Collection This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Exceptional vase with Aztec style feet

Adelaide Robineau Exceptional vase with Aztec style feet USA, 1927 carved and crackle-glazed porcelain 7 h x 5.5 dia in (18 x 14 cm) Carved artist's seal with incised date to underside 'AR '27'. Provenance: The Artist | Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI | Sotheby, Parke-Bernet, London, The Cranbrook Collections, 2-5 May 1972, Lot 108 | Acquired from the previous by the present owner, Important Private Collection This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Vase

Adelaide Robineau Vase USA, 1920 oxblood-glazed porcelain, glazed porcelain 3.75 h x 4.375 dia in (10 x 11 cm) Carved circular artist's seal, date and number to underside 'AR 1920 38'. Sold with associated reticulated University City pottery stand from the Estate of Edward Gardner Lewis, Atascadero. Provenance: Important Private Collection This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

AFTER ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865-1929), EVERSON MUSEUM LARGE REPRODUCTION SQUARE TILE 9 x 9 in. (22.9 x 22.9 cm.)

AFTER ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865-1929), EVERSON MUSEUM LARGE REPRODUCTION SQUARE TILE impressed to reverse 'Tile designed circa 1904 by Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929)/ 1999 Everson Museum of Art/ Syracuse, NY', square tile impressed with design of trailing wisteria, covered in a matte glaze in tones of green and grey; affixed to reverse a card from Shenfeld Studio, 1005 N. Fayette Street, Suite 5D, Syracuse, NY Catalogue note: Adelaide Alsop Robineau's interest in art began with china painting, a popular hobby among the women of leisure in mid-19th Century New England. She also dabbled in painting, taking lessons from William Merritt Chase, but by the turn of the 20th Century she was fully committed to ceramics. She and her husband, French ceramicist Samuel E. Robineau, launched the ceramics publication Keramic Studio and moved to Syracuse, New York, where they both continued to make pottery in a studio attached to their house. She taught ceramics at Syracuse University and continued to create and decorate her own pottery. She experimented widely with forms and with glazes, creating many innovative approaches to potting and decorating that would influence ceramicists for generations to come.

Adelaide Robineau for University City, Exceptional vase

Adelaide Robineau for University City Exceptional vase USA, 1910 crystalline-glazed porcelain 6 h x 4.25 dia in (15 x 11 cm) Carved circular artist's seal to underside 'AR' with incised date and number 'UC 99 1910'. Provenance: Private Collection | Rago, Early 20th C., 26 October 2013, Lot 1 | Important Private Collection, New York This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Vase

Adelaide Robineau Vase USA, 1920 oxblood-glazed porcelain 3.75 h x 4.5 dia in (10 x 11 cm) Carved circular artist's seal to underside 'AR' with incised date and number '2 1920'. Provenance: Collection of Alvin Pfeiffer, Yorba Linda | Perrault Rago Gallery, Lambertville | Important Private Collection, New York This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Vase

Adelaide Robineau Vase USA, 1919 crystalline-glazed porcelain 3 h x 4 dia in (8 x 10 cm) Carved circular artist's seal to underside 'AR' with incised date '1919'. Provenance: Private Collection, Minnesota This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Vase

Adelaide Robineau Vase USA, 1919 celadon crystalline-glazed porcelain 4 h x 3.5 dia in (10 x 9 cm) Carved circular artist's seal and incised date to underside 'AR 1919'. Provenance: Private Collection | Rago, Early 20th C., 27 October 2012, Lot 786 | Important Private Collection, New York Literature: Alternative American Ceramics 1870-1955: The Other American Art Pottery, Forster, pg. 36 illustrates this example This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Exceptional vase

Adelaide Robineau Exceptional vase USA, c. 1910 crystalline-glazed porcelain 3.75 h x 4.25 dia in (10 x 11 cm) Incised signature and number to underside 'AR 210'. Provenance: Private Collection | Rago, Early 20th C., 14 June 2014, Lot 18 | Important Private Collection, New York This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau, Exceptional vase

Adelaide Robineau Exceptional vase USA, c. 1915 hand-carved and glazed porcelain 3.75 h x 7.75 dia in (10 x 20 cm) Carved circular artist's seal to underside 'AR' with incised number '559'. Provenance: Collection of Don Barese, Connecticut | Perrault Rago Gallery, Lambertville | Important Private Collection, New York This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Adelaide Robineau - Syracuse Set of 5 Porcelain Door Knobs c1915

Adelaide Robineau - Syracuse Set of 5 Porcelain Door Knobs c1915.  These door knobs may have been used a glaze tests and show Robineau's extraordinary range of monochromatic glazes.  Marked with incised glaze numbers, otherwise unsigned.  Several edge chips.  Largest 2.25d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless the customer prefers us to use them. We can ship either USPS or Fed Ex Ground. We deliver most larger pieces ourselves on the west coast and we make a loop around the US within approximately 60 days after the auction. No matter where you live in the lower 48 states, we look forward to personally meeting you and delivering larger pieces directly to your house. Most larger pieces can be hand delivered for $300 almost anywhere in the lower 48 states. For estimated shipping times of larger pieces, please call or email us before you bid.

Adelaide Robineau Influenced Carved Stork Vase c1910

Adelaide Robineau Influenced Carved Stork Vase c1910. Unsigned. Invisible professional restoration to drill hole. Several horizontal firing lines. Although certainly a student piece from about 1910, the design was probably taken from Adelaide Robineau's Keramic Studio Magazine. 11"h x 6.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless the customer prefers us to use them. We can ship either USPS or Fed Ex Ground. We deliver most larger pieces ourselves on the west coast and we make a loop around the US within approximately 60 days after the auction. No matter where you live in the lower 48 states, we look forward to personally meeting you and delivering larger pieces directly to your house. Most larger pieces can be hand delivered for $300 almost anywhere in the lower 48 states. For estimated shipping times of larger pieces, please call or email us before you bid.

Adelaide Robineau Influenced Carved Stork Vase c1910

Adelaide Robineau Influenced Carved Stork Vase c1910. Unsigned. Invisible professional restoration to drill hole. Several horizontal firing lines. Although certainly a student piece from about 1910, the design was probably taken from Adelaide Robineau's Keramic Studio Magazine. 11"h x 6.75"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless the customer prefers us to use them. We can ship either USPS or Fed Ex Ground. We deliver most larger pieces ourselves on the west coast and we make a loop around the US within approximately 60 days after the auction. No matter where you live in the lower 48 states, we look forward to personally meeting you and delivering larger pieces directly to your house. Most larger pieces can be hand delivered starting at $300 almost anywhere in the lower 48 states. For estimated shipping times of larger pieces, please call or email us before you bid.

Robineau 1910 University City Porcelain MC Flambe Glaze

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929). Porcelain bowl with an inverted rim and blue flambe glaze, 1910. This bowl was executed during Robineau's time at University City. Marked along the underside: "18 UC AR 1910." Adelaide Alsop Robineau’s interest in art began with china painting, a popular hobby among the women of leisure in mid-19th century New England. However, her interest in art pushed her past simply decorating other people’s ceramics. She dabbled in painting, taking lessons from the noted impressionist William Merritt Chase. By the turn of the 20th century, however, she was fully committed to ceramics. She and her husband, French ceramicist Samuel E. Robineau, launched the ceramics publication Keramic Studio, and moved to Syracuse, New York, where they both continued to make pottery in a studio attached to their house. She taught ceramics at Syracuse University, and continued to prolifically create and decorate her own pottery. She experimented widely with forms and with glazes, creating many innovative approaches to potting and decorating that would influence ceramicists for generations to come. The present work was executed during the period Robineau spent in University City, Missouri, where she taught at the Art Academy of People's University. It was during this same period that she created her magnum opus, the "Scarab Vase" or "Apotheosis of a Toiler" (1910), which won the Grand Prize in pottery at the Turin International Exhibition, and has been called the “Mona Lisa of ceramics.” While this bowl is much simpler and smaller in scale than the Scarab Vase, it nevertheless shows Robineau’s finesse and mastery of ceramics. The form is balanced and graceful, and the mesmerizing flambe glaze shows the success of her experiments into glazes. Height: 3 1/4 in x diameter: 6 3/4 in.

Adelaide Alsop Robineau University City Porcelain Bowl

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929). Porcelain bowl with an inverted rim and blue flambe glaze, 1910. This bowl was executed during Robineau's time at University City. Marked along the underside: "18 UC AR 1910." Adelaide Alsop Robineau's interest in art began with china painting, a popular hobby among the women of leisure in mid-19th century New England. However, her interest in art pushed her past simply decorating other people's ceramics. She dabbled in painting, taking lessons from the noted impressionist William Merritt Chase. By the turn of the 20th century, however, she was fully committed to ceramics. She and her husband, French ceramicist Samuel E. Robineau, launched the ceramics publication Keramic Studio, and moved to Syracuse, New York, where they both continued to make pottery in a studio attached to their house. She taught ceramics at Syracuse University, and continued to prolifically create and decorate her own pottery. She experimented widely with forms and with glazes, creating many innovative approaches to potting and decorating that would influence ceramicists for generations to come. The present work was executed during the period Robineau spent in University City, Missouri, where she taught at the Art Academy of People's University. It was during this same period that she created her magnum opus, the "Scarab Vase" or "Apotheosis of a Toiler" (1910), which won the Grand Prize in pottery at the Turin International Exhibition, and has been called the "Mona Lisa of ceramics." While this bowl is much simpler and smaller in scale than the Scarab Vase, it nevertheless shows Robineau's finesse and mastery of ceramics. The form is balanced and graceful, and the mesmerizing flambe glaze shows the success of her experiments into glazes. Height: 3 1/4 in x diameter: 6 3/4 in.

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929) Vase early 20th century crystalline glazed porcelain, incised mark height 2 1/2in (6cm)

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929) Vase early 20th century crystalline glazed porcelain, incised markheight 2 1/2in (6cm) Provenance:Private Collection, Northern California

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929) Vase 1919 crystalline glazed porcelain, molded mark, dated height 6in (15cm)

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929) Vase1919crystalline glazed porcelain, molded mark, datedheight 6in (15cm) Provenance:Private Collection, Northern California

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929) Scarab vase 3.5"dia x 3"h

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (1865-1929) Scarab vase Syracuse, NY crystalline glazed ceramic signed, partial paper label 3.5"dia x 3"h Provenance: Andras Pap, Budapest, Hungary

Adelaide Alsop Robineau rare and important

Adelaide Alsop Robineau (American, 1865-1929) vase Syracuse, NY carved and crystalline glazed pottery impressed logo rare and important 3"w x 4"h

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Porcelain vase, crystalline glaze, Syracuse, NY, ca. 1905; Carved AR/210; 3 3/4" x 4 1/4"

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Porcelain vase, crystalline glaze, Syracuse, NY, ca. 1905; Carved AR/210; 3 3/4" x 4 1/4"

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Rare and large porcelain jardiniere, multicolor drip glaze and stylized cattails, Syracuse, NY; Incised artist's cipher, 438; 9 1/2" x 14 1/2";

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Rare and large porcelain jardiniere, multicolor drip glaze and stylized cattails, Syracuse, NY; Incised artist's cipher, 438; 9 1/2" x 14 1/2";

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Porcelain vase, crystalline glaze, Syracuse, NY, 1905; Carved AR/358/05; 4 1/4" x 6"; Provenance: The Lillian Hoffman Collection; Purchased from Ellen Alzerez, 1975

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Porcelain vase, crystalline glaze, Syracuse, NY, 1905; Carved AR/358/05; 4 1/4" x 6"; Provenance: The Lillian Hoffman Collection; Purchased from Ellen Alzerez, 1975

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Faceted porcelain vase, blue and green crackled glaze, Syracuse, NY, 1920; Carved AR/41/1920; 3 1/2" x 4"; Provenance: The Lillian Hoffman Collection. Purchased from Malvina Solomon in 1980.

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Faceted porcelain vase, blue and green crackled glaze, Syracuse, NY, 1920; Carved AR/41/1920; 3 1/2" x 4"; Provenance: The Lillian Hoffman Collection. Purchased from Malvina Solomon in 1980.

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); UNIVERSITY CITY;

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); UNIVERSITY CITY; Exceptional porcelain vase with crystalline glaze, University City, MO, 1910; Carved AR UC 1910 99; 6" x 4"

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Miniature

ADELAIDE ROBINEAU (1865 - 1929); Miniature porcelain crystalline glaze test vase, Syracuse, NY, ca. 1910; Incised M, numbers; 2" x 1 1/2"; Provenance available: Original letter from child of owner describing acquisition of the piece from the artist

Rare and fine Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase

Rare and fine Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, classic bulbous shape in an iridescent red and green glaze with large fully developed red crystalline accents, signed with monogram used for Tiffany and Company pieces, 4"w x 5.5"h, Robineau's work is rare and this piece is an exceptional example

ADELAIDE ALSOP ROBINEAU; Watercolor on paper of

ADELAIDE ALSOP ROBINEAU; Watercolor on paper of Sarah Alsop, 1888, signed on verso ''Mrs. Francis Alsop,'' matted and framed; China-painted porcelain plate; Short crack to plate; Provenance: Purchased from the Alsop family, Syracuse, NY; Both unmarked; Sight: 8 1/2'' x 4 1/2'', plate: 11 3/4''

Rare and exceptional Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase,

Rare and exceptional Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, beautifully designed tapered shape covered in a brown and tan glaze with large red crystals, signed, #323, 2.75"w x 6.25"h, a great glaze producing a very fine example of this important American ceramic artist

Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, low bulbous shape

Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, low bulbous shape covered with a brilliant green crystalline glaze, signed, partial paper label, No.356, 5"w x 3"h

Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, bulbous shape

Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, bulbous shape covered in a thick blue, brown and ivory drip glaze, signed, dated 1919, 3"w x 5"h, restored cracks

Rare and important Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase,

Rare and important Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, classic shape covered with an ivory crystalline glaze, supported by three feet which have carved and painted faces, carved signature, 3.5"w x 6"h, repair to rim

Rare and fine Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase,

Rare and fine Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, bulbous hand-thrown shape covered in a turquoise and purple glaze, signed, 1922, #2, 7.5"w x 6"h, similar works are shown in University City Ceramics, Art Pottery of the American Womans League, by The St. Louis Art Museum

Fine Adelaide Alsop Robineau vase, bulbous bottom with long narrow neck covered in a green, blue and pink drip glaze, incised mark, dated 1921, any example of her work is hard to find, 7"h, mint