Olga Geneva Reed's signature-??

[RememberMother]

I've been told by another online appraiser that this is, in all likelihood, an "end of day" or pre-Rookwood piece by Olga Geneva Reed because the chance of initials "OGR" being anyone else is slim to none. Has anyone ever seen her initials on a piece without the Rookwood mark?
No background on piece...it was passed from antique co-op to flea market, etc. so it's a mystery. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks

[Maggie Turnipseed]

Can you post more photos? I am interested in the design on the piece. Is the design cut or pressed in the clay?

[RememberMother]

Vase looks carved to me, but I don't claim to be an expert on tecnique. More shots to follow...

[RememberMother]

I acquired the piece almost a year ago, and am still amazed at how unique it is, from the design to the colors to the glazing technique!

[RebekahK]

It is lovely for sure. Click here for a piece of Olga's work, you can see how she usually signed things.

[RememberMother]

Thank you so much for showing this to me...very interesting!

[RebekahK]

All good. I hope that was helpful.

[sandfisher]

So what's the conclusion? Do you think it is Olga?

sandfisher

[RememberMother]

I feel that I still need to look at more of Olga's personal non-Rookwood marks but so far have not found any. The one shown in this discussion thread is very difficult to see, but from what I can see it's different than what's on my vase. I would love to say 'yes' or 'no' definitively, but just don't have enough precise positive information yet - all speculation in my opinion. What conclusion would you draw?

[sandfisher]

Don't know but I'll see if I can find anything.

sandfisher