Sara Sax was born November 1, 1870, in
Cincinnati, Ohio, and was the daughter of Selina (
née Harris) and Moritz Sax. She was part of the staff at
Rookwood Pottery Company of Cincinnati, from 1896 to 1931. Her use of the glaze French Red was of particular note, and was used almost exclusively by Sax. She was constantly working with the latest glazes and technology. and the Kansas City Jewish Museum (2002) in
Leawood, Kansas. Her pottery work can be found in public collections at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City; the
Philadelphia Museum of Art; the
Cincinnati Art Museum; the
Indianapolis Museum of Art; and the
Art Institute of Chicago. File:Vase, Rookwood Pottery Company, Sara Sax decorator, 1908, stoneware, Vellum glaze line - Cincinnati Art Museum - DSC04523.JPG|alt= File:Sara sax per rookwood pottery, vaso, cincinnati OH 1910.jpg|alt= File:Vase (USA), 1900 (CH 18444207-2).jpg|alt= == See also ==