Minton majolica cucumber tray 15",

pattern number 1572, modelled as a green leaf with a yellow cucumber and flowers in high relief, and a green leaf handle.

Spare Not" tray, 15"

tray, 15", #580

Minton Majolica bread serving tray. Circa 1860. Designed by WN Pungin. Measures: 15 inch diameter Domestic Shipping: $50

the circular tray decorated throughout with lily pads and cattails with a central lily blossom flower head forming a posy holder, 15 3/4" Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Boar's Head tureen with rare matching fitted tray, no. 2141, 22"l, 15"w, 11 1/2"h. This is the rarest of all Minton majolica game tureens, very few are known to exist; an example is in the MAAS Powerh

two lily pad tray and putti forming the handle, shape no. 1566, 8"h, 15"l

A George Jones Majolica Cucumber Tray c.1875 Pattern No. 3252. The shaped oval tray decorated with large green overlapping cucumber leaves and bright yellow blossoms with a small cucumber to one end f

Holdcroft Majolica cucumber tray, rim chip tp tip of tray, 12"

stamped on back, ornate design, 11"W.

Group of misc. majolica, china and glass includes 11" x 2" x 2 1/2" signed Minton majolica tray, early handless cup & saucer, early soft paste plate, a small mortar & pestle, blue and white stripe cro

13 1/2", the circular body with a central panel of basket weave with radiating pine leaves and cones from the centre with a rope twist border, wide outside border of open branch work to form handles,

berries, and wheat border, 13 1/2"

c.1870 modelled as large leaves forming four separate bowls with a high branch handle terminating in a single bunch of grapes and surmounted by a large lizard. Only three known. Catalogued and curated

12 1/4" x 14 1/2", the wide border with panels depicting Mercury, Venus, Neptune and Leda all divided by four small bowls, and all around a mottled centre, Shape #537. Catalogued and curated by Nicola

A Minton Majolica Palissy Tray c.1855 The oval tray with interlocking green strap work forming four oval dishes and a large central dish all glazed in cobalt blue, brown and green mottling, with four

Antique English Minton figural majolica planter with undertray. Rams head motif with connecting swags. Base of both the planter and undertray are marked with various incised numbers and a blue quatref

with recumbent cherub and vine handle, shape no 1547, 13 1/2"

c.1875, modeled as a long oval tray of cucumber leaves and yellow blossoms, an attached small cucumber and yellow blossom to one end, 16 1/2". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

3"h, 10"w, c.1875, modeled as a ribbon-tied cradle of asparagus spears resting on raised supports mounted on a rectangular stand, the green border molded to resemble Chinese fretwork punctuated with s

professional repair to tail

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attributed to A.W.N. Pugin, 18 1/2"d, professional rim and hairline repair