Dogwood I and II

There are two distinct Dogwood patterns: textured (called Dogwood I, circa 1916) and smooth (called Dogwood II, mid-1920s). The earlier version has subtler shades and an olive-colored background; pieces were unmarked or ink stamped. The later pattern is a more intense green shot with brown, and the branches are nearly all black; pieces were seldom marked.

Dogwood I rectangular planter
complete with original liner, strong mold, good glazing, minor fleck to body, unmarked, 6 1/4″ by 11 1/2″.

$150-$175

Two wall pockets
Dogwood I and double Dogwood II (small flake to tip), first one has “Rv″ ink stamp, the other is unmarked, 9″ by 5″ and 8 1/4″ by 6 1/2″.

$400-$500/pair

Dogwood I bulbous urn
with good mold, crack to one handle, small pockmark to rim, “Rv″ ink stamp, 12″ by 7 1/2″.

$800-$1,000

Two Dogwood I vessels
one squat (good mold, small glaze flake to petal) and one bulbous (several small flakes to petals), both have “Rv″ ink stamps, 4″ by 7″ and 8 1/4″ by 6 1/2″.

$150-$200/pair

Dogwood II jardinière
restoration to rim chip and several glaze chips (some restored) to petals, unmarked, 8 1/2″ by 10″.

$175-$200

Three Dogwood II pieces
basket vase, bud vase (soft mold, several small burst chips underneath), and bowl; 9″ by 4 1/2″, 9″ by 3 1/2″, and 2 3/4″ by 6 1/4″.

$300-$400/set

Dogwood II almond-shaped planter
complete with original liner, good mold and glazing, 1″ bruise to rim of planter, minor bruise to base, and several chips to liner, illegible stamp mark, rare, 6″ by 11 1/4″.

$900-$1,100