This exquisite Rookwood Carved Mat/Double Vellum vessel stands a monumental 14.5" high by 8.5" across the handles by 8" in diameter. It has a very large and pleasing handled form with a tapered rim opening. This vessell weighs just over 10 pounds! It was decorated by Charles Stewart Todd (1886-1950), whose tenure at the Rookwood Pottery was from 1910-1922. This vase is carved with an outline of stylized blossoms on the upper third of the pot, and has a wonderfully organic glaze decoration in random drip glaze, with a nice double vellum glaze. It has a perfect Arts & Crafts motif, which lays on this vessel beautifully. It is glazed in a very handsome rose ground, with blue and green accents with an oyster wash in a satin mat finish. This pot is shape number 339B, and it is dated 1919, along with the standard Rookwood cipher on the base. It bears Todd's initials 'C.S.T.' loud and proud on the base. This impressively large vase is in original factory condition, no apologies, it's stunning! Shipping will be based upon your zip code because of its large size. If questions please ask.