The list of "C" level Rookwood pottery decorators in Anita Ellis’ Rookwood Pottery – The Glaze Lines reference book is as noted below. "C" level Rookwood decorators usually have average collector interest. Ellis ranks the following Rookwood pottery artists as "C" level.
- Ed Abel
- Louise Abel
- William Auckland
- Irene Bishop
- Caroline Bonsall
- Anna Bookprinter
- Alice Craven
- Patti Conant
- Daniel Cook
- Catherine Crabtree
- Bertha Cranch
- Edward Cranch
- Mary Grace Denzler
- Charles Dibowski
- Cecil Duell
- Rose Fechheimer
- Loretta Holtkamp
- Albert Humphreys
- Katherine Jones
- Katherine Lay
- Sadie Markland
- Elizabeth McDermott
- Margaret McDonald
- Charles McLaughlin
- Mary Louise McLaughlin
- Ruben Menzel
- Albert Munson
- Clara Newton
- Edith Noonan
- Mary Perkins
- Agnes Pitman
- Albert Pons
- Wesley Pullman
- Marie Rauchfuss
- Wilhelimine Rehm
- Martin Rettig
- Adeliza Sehon
- Carolyn Stegner
- Carrie Steinle
- Harriette Strafer
- Vera Tischler
- Anna Valentien
- Leona Van Briggle
- Katherine Van Horne
Again, the list is fairly representative of today’s collector interest although the following Rookwood decorators seem to have a wider collector interest levels that I would consider at the high end of the "C" level and closer to the above average or "B" classification.
Greg Myroth – Shop for Rookwood Pottery
Your list of “C” Rookwood artists list M. Louise McLaughlin as a Rookwood artist. McLaughlin never was a Rookwood artist, although she and the Cincinnati Pottery Club occupied a room there and used Rookwood blanks for a period of time. A minor correction, but McLaughlins name is often incorrectly listed as a Rookwood artist. Thanks. Bob
Your list of “C” Rookwood artists list M. Louise McLaughlin as a Rookwood artist. McLaughlin never was a Rookwood artist, although she and the Cincinnati Pottery Club occupied a room there and used Rookwood blanks for a period of time. A minor correction, but McLaughlins name is often incorrectly listed as a Rookwood artist. Thanks. Bob