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Interesting glass piece hanging in the foyer
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Looking towards one of the exits
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Examples of Rookwood Pottery
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Rookwood Pottery
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Rookwood Pottery
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The fountain lady
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Looking down on the main entrance
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Looking across the way at one of the other galleries
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Another gallery
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The back of the fountain lady
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I didn't get the name of this one
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"Cincinnati From Covington, Kentucky" by Robert S Duncason circa 1851
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Detail
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"The Harp of Erin" by Thomas Buchanan Read in 1867
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A smaller model of the fountain lady statue
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I didn't get the name of this one, either
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Close up view of a Rookwood vase
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"Mount Auburn Snow" by Edward Timothy Hurley in 1910
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"Hunting Camp Along the Plains" by Henry Farney 1890
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Rookwood Pottery with a different type of glaze
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Rookwood Pottery
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The original Rookwood Pottery facility
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This is the back of the building
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Part of the old building
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Even the outside stucco is unusual
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The rooks from which the pottery company got its name
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Inside stained glass windows of Cincinnati scenes
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One of the old kilns has been converted into a private dining area
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Inside one of the kilns
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The chimney for the kiln
