Early Italian Faience Pottery Salt Cellar

Description 2.25" tall, 3" x 3". Unmarked. 19th Century or earlier. Surface losses, chipping.

36 pottery and ceramic open salts. Mainly European, early 20th century. 9 French faience (tin glazed terracotta) open salts / salt cellars. Produced by Henriot, Quimper and Locronan, France. Marked Pe

center medallions with religious scenes, elaborate border with faces and birds in foliage, signed, 18 1/2" diameter, one with old staple repairs, retailed in the 19th century by C. Leviele of NYC.

Neal, PY-3. Manor of Pennsylvania salt glazed pottery. Finish Losses. 2 1/2" X 1 7/8" X 1 3/4".

Early 20th c. signed Italian Faience pottery 18" (l) charger, decorated with a hand painted religious overtone Middle East City scene depicting Roman soldiers & villagers. CONDITION: 5" (l) crack & im

early 20th c. Cantagalli Italian faience glazed art pottery charger with copper lusterware Hispano-Moresque decoration in the manner of William DeForest 17"

Pr Italian Faience Pottery Chargers, one with artist monogram "A.R.", depicts silhouette portraits of a man and woman in ancient garb, cobalt glazed with iridescent gold and copper borders, early 20th

Retailed by Tiffany & Co. (American), 20th century. Group of French yellow painted faience pottery tableware comprising a floral motif cache pot and five matching swan-form double salt cellars. Each m

Early 20th c Continental writing stands,- French gilt brass and cloissonne, sold with an Italian faience pottery writing stand, width 9", 8"

Including signed Henriot Quimper, pair of Italian salt cellars, signed Malouine faience bowl, etc. Dimensions: (Largest platter) H 1.75" x W 13" x D 8.75" Condition: Various repairs, chips, cracks, an

Italian style Faience pottery figure on pedestal, Art Nouveau style standing maiden in blue wraps, upon a floral base & resting on a floral embellished pedestal, early 20th c., overall height 89". CON

Salt Glazed Pottery Storage Jar in polychrome tin glazes, featuring two portraits of young soldiers, probably 17th c. Roughly 12 1/4" x 10 3/4". Completely re-assembled from fragments, with old staple

Lot two 18th century faience or art pottery vases attr. Italian in blue and white: ribbed square bottle vase with villas in landcape, signed on base; and a 9.5 in tall vase with castle dated 1746 (tig

Early Spanish or Italian Majolica Handled Vessel 12''x7.5''. Polychrome glazed pottery with scattered firing cracks from manufacture. 15th or 16th century. Similar to French faience wares.

Three examples, including an elaborate tray, 18th century or earlier, as well as another with very early repairs. Also a 19th century inkstand. Largest diameter: 16.5"

Hand painted. In cast iron stand. A few minor chips. Unmarked. 34"H

Pair of Distinctive Italian Faience Pottery Figural Bust Mounted on Wood. Unsigned. Measures 21-1/4' H x 8" W x 8" D. Condition: Crazing to surface, rubbing, nicks, and scratches to base. Domestic Shi

Large Vintage Italian Faience Pottery Tiger. Has a measurement of 23" x 17" 12"

Large mid 20th c. Italian majolica faience pottery limoncello urn with double handles and figural grotesque mask, with free-hand fruit decoration, minor flake on rim, overall decoration 20" x 14"

17th-18th c. Italian Istoriato Majolica Plate painted with an Eros holding a torch in an extensive verdant landscape and a castle in the background. Rooster mark in blue verso. 8 3/4" diam. Includes a

Italian Faience Pottery Tea Urnlate 19th century, iron oxide drip and horizontal band patterned glazes over a cream ground body and lid, metal spout. HOA 19 1/2 in. The Caroline Faison Antiques Collec

Lg Vintage Italian Faience Pottery Tiger. Has a measurement of 35" x 17" x 12"

Antique 17th century Italian hand painted faience pottery vase having a shield and crest design with "ANNO 1698" seen. Marked with two four point crowns and "III" to bottom. Measures approx. 11 5/8" h

Three pieces of Italian faience pottery includes: An Italian Deruta maiolica faience charger with a Renaissance portrait and Latin motto 'Simplices Sicut Columbae' (Simple as Doves), signed verso 'Wil