Art images copyright© of artist or assignee
Subscribe or get free alerts
Sara Sax AUCTION RECORDS
1870 Cincinnati, Ohio - 1949 Cincinnati, Ohio. Known for: Rookwood Pottery decoration.
Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked there until 1931. Peacocks and peacock feathers were common decorating motifs for Rookwood vases decorated by Sara Sax. Ms.... Read full biography
Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked there until 1931. Peacocks and peacock feathers were common decorating motifs for Rookwood vases decorated by Sara Sax. Ms. Sax’s French Red vases are absolutely exceptional and rank as my favorite glaze line. For some... Read full biography
Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked there until 1931. Peacocks and peacock feathers were common decorating motifs for Rookwood vases decorated by Sara Sax. Ms. Sax’s French Red vases are absolutely exceptional and rank as my favorite glaze line. For some unknown reason, Rookwood’s French Red was used almost exclusively by Sara Sax. However, Ms. Sax is recognized as having mastered many of the Rookwood glaze lines. Ms. Sax also has the distinction of being... Read full biography
Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked there until 1931. Peacocks and peacock feathers were common decorating motifs for Rookwood vases decorated by Sara Sax. Ms. Sax’s French Red vases are absolutely exceptional and rank as my favorite glaze line. For some unknown reason, Rookwood’s French Red was used almost exclusively by Sara Sax. However, Ms. Sax is recognized as having mastered many of the Rookwood glaze lines. Ms. Sax also has the distinction of being at the forefront of the Art Nouveau*, Art Deco*, and Arts and Crafts Movements* at Rookwood Pottery. Artpotteryblog.com. * For more in-depth information about these terms and others, see AskART.com. Glossary... Read full biography
Ms. Sax joined the decorating staff at Rookwood Pottery* in 1896 and worked there until 1931. Peacocks and peacock feathers were common decorating motifs for Rookwood vases decorated by Sara Sax. Ms. Sax’s French Red vases are absolutely exceptional and rank as my favorite glaze line. For some unknown reason, Rookwood’s French Red was used almost exclusively by Sara Sax. However, Ms. Sax is recognized as having mastered many of the Rookwood glaze lines. Ms. Sax also has the distinction of being at the forefront of the Art Nouveau*, Art Deco*, and Arts and Crafts Movements* at Rookwood Pottery. Artpotteryblog.com. * For more in-depth information about these terms and others, see AskART.com. Glossary http://www.askart.com/AskART/lists/Art_Definition.aspx.
Sara Sax - Auction Lots
Filters:Sort:Sales Price (Descending)
Showing 1-6 of 6 records (159 for subscribers)
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeExceptional, rare, and large French Red vase with peacock feathers (uncrazed)
Sara Sax Auction: 01/20/2018Lot: 643Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSubscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSubscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSubscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSubscribe or get free alerts
Showing 1-6 of 6 records (159 for subscribers)