English majolica fish jug, c. 1870. Smal

Grouping of French & English Majolica Pottery - Grouping includes: A) English Majolica Gurgling Fish Jug, 9 7/8" h. B) Six French Sarreguemines Majolica plates, 7 3/4" diameter. C) Majolica "Bamboo" b

1- 20th c English Majolica Bread Tray with Motto Rim. Mottled Center 12"x13". 2- English Devon Dartmouth Wade Gurgling Cod Jug in Green 7"x10 1/2". Weight on all 5 pds 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Char

Victorian Masonic English glass water jug c. 1870. Engraved with fruiting vines, set square and compass. On the other side it is engraved "œMother Kilwinning", a Masonic Lodge in Scotland, which is r

Small Masonic English glass water jug c. 1870. Engraved with fruiting vines, set square and compass. On the other side it is engraved "œMother Kilwinning", a Masonic Lodge in Scotland, which is reput

Pair of English majolica bread trays, c. 1870, with motto border and mottled center. Purchased at Lynda Willauer Antiques in Nantucket. Small thin line to the back of 1. Each 13 1/4"x11"x2 1/4". Weigh

English Mintons majolica jug/ pitcher, c. 1877, with high-relief figural tavern scene, with figures dancing, drinking, and smoking, impressed mark and date cipher underfoot, approx 10"h, 6"diam, 4.5lb

Moulded pottery fish form handle to lid, the body and underplate as a crosshatched basket. Pattern 3544, likely George Jones, late 19th C.L. of underplate: 35cm ( 13 3/4in)

English 19th century glazed majolica pitcher in the form of a fish. Unmarked. H: 10 3/4 inches. Shipping weight: 2 lbs Condition: Minor kiln crack to the base.

C.1870 Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Fish Plates - Pedestal Cake Dish & (12)Matching Plates, All Hallmarked, 8.5'' Diameter Plates, 9.5'' x 6'' Tall Cake Dish

C. 1880 ANTIQUE ENGLISH MAJOLICA FISH AND SHELL PITCHER-7.5" X 9" X 5" APPROX-PRE OWNED CONDITION, BITE FROM SPOUT, SEE PHOTO-DP10322

Orange with white figures, together with English gilt on black porcelain classical jug C1870. 5-1/4"h, 9-1/2"h

English Majolica Fish Six-Pocket with Cracker Well Oyster Plate Circa 1870 Unmarked attributed to Adams & Bromley With a central blue well encircled by six radiating naturalistic gray scaled fish oyst

(2) Minton majolica garden seats, c. 1870, English, polychrome glazed pottery, each in the form of a bundle of bamboo tied with ribbons, one in a naturalistic wood glaze with blue highlights, the othe

Wedgwood Majolica (British, est. 1759). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 11 1/4". Wedgwood Majolica twelve-well oyster plate with fish motif. Stamped Wedgwood to the underside with "AUU".

Wedgwood Majolica. (British, est. 1759). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 7 1/4". Wedgwood Majolica six-well oyster plate with fish motif. Stamped Wedgwood to the underside with "EFZ".

c.1870, 9 1/2", the cobalt blue body with yellow quatrefoils and a yellow mask to the spout, all modelled after the Bellarmine jug, a type of decorated salt glazed stone ware that was manufactured in

MAJOLICA FISH BASKET & ENGLISH WHIPPET DOG FIGURE, 19TH C., BASKET 9" WIDE x 6" TALL, NO DAMAGE

1- 19th c. Jug / Creamer Ivy and Flower 4.25"x3.25"x4.75". Chips to rim inside. 2- Shorter English Berry Jug / Creamer. Yellow ground with pink interior 4.50"x3.50"x5". Good condition. Weight combined

Continental, late 19th / early 20th century A collection of 6 majolica glazed ceramic pitchers including, a glug jug depicting a naturalistic fish with curled tail and wide open mouth, an owl pitcher

Made in England, bulbous form with large fish to one side and several jelly fish, the other side has a verse below the spout "Welcome my friends! Drinke with a noble hearte.", inscribed mark "Martin B

Antique English MAJOLICA Fish Pitcher. A glazed pottery with anchor hallmark stamp on the bottom. A LATE 19TH Century glazed Majolica pitcher Measuring 11 inches tall by 6 inches wide with the Anchor

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS ENGLISH MAJOLICA JUG with plated mounts. 15 cm high.

English majolica fish form pitcher, a "guglet" or gurgling piece. Unmarked. With two minor chips to the rim. Measures approximately 9-3/4" high, 5" wide, and 3" deep.

English, c.1870, three 'muff dogs' posed in painted brickwork scenery in curved papiermache glazed case, each 'fully grown dog' with a body length of approximately 10cm, in later (early 20th century)