A Hispano-Moresque lusterware barber's bowl and a dish, Spain, 16th/17th C.

Hispanomoresque: A glazed deep bowl Spanish lusterware ceramic, 16/17 th c., Manice Hispanomoresque. 2 ¼ high x 7 1/8 across handles. Together with a 17 th c. dish painted with blue geometric f

Full title: Three Hispano-Moresque lusterware dishes, 17th C. Description: Dia 35,5 cm (the largest) About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures a

Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C. style, with cobalt decoration, hand-painted, central decoration of standing maiden with mythical creature, flat rim over deep well, wear consistent

Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C. style, with cobalt decoration, hand-painted, central decoration of griffin with human head holding sash, flat rim over deep well, wear consistent wi

Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C. style, with cobalt decoration, hand-painted, male figure with shield standing next to raring beast, flat rim over deep well, wear consistent with ag

Dia.: 50 cm Signed LC on the base.

Large antique Hispano Moresque luster charger, 16th/17th c., Spain, tin glazed earthenware, rustically decorated with animals and foliage, 3"h x 16"dia Provenance: The Estate of Elizabeth Stafford, NY

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, Spain, 20th c., the dish with deep sides and raised center decorated with foliates in a gilt luster, indentations at leaves, signed "NG Espana" on b

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, Spain, 20th c., the dish with deep sides decorated with foliates in a gilt luster segmented with raised cobalt blue dots, 15.5" diam., 2"d, 2.75lbs

Hispano- Moresque Revival luster "reflejos" charger, Spain, 20th c., the dish with deep sides and raised domed center decorated with foliates in a gilt luster, signed "NG Espana" on back, 14" diam, 2"

(pair) Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, Spain, 20th c., having deep sides with raised center, decorated in blue glaze with all over foliate design, 14.5" diam, 1.75"d, 6.5lbs total

(lot of 3) Hispano-Moresque Revival 'reflejos' pottery plates and bowl, c. 1920's, each having copper lustre decoration, including (1) bowl, centered by an animal, intact with hairline, (1) plate, pro

Height 10 inches, Valencia, Spain, c. 1700, old staple repairs, bottom drilled.

Height 10 inches, Valencia, Spain, c. 1700, old staple repairs, bottom drilled.

18th/19th C. Hispano-Moresque Majolica Pottery Bowl. IMPORTANT: NO In-House Shipping, Please read our shipping terms for provider.

A Spanish Islamic faience pottery barbers bowl. Late 16th / early 17th century. Tin pink / strawberry and copper luster glaze depicting a bird surrounded by a floral foliage motif, scrolling circular

Iberian brass chandelier Spain 16th/17th c. Trumpet-shaped base with shallow drip bowl, above it openwork cylindrical spout. H. 13,5 cm

SPAIN, 16TH CENTURY Islamic Spaniard pottery from the sixteenth century with original tin strawberry luster glaze. The center piece lacks the glaze due to restoration.

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, 20th c., the dish with deep sides decorated with foliates and dots in a gilt luster, central cobalt blue lion, 15.5" diam., 2"d, 3.5lbs Start Price:

Toledo España Hispano Moresque Charger, Spain, 19th century, circular dish with gold/pink lustre foliate decoration, dia. 15 1/4 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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

THREE HISPANO-MORESQUE LUSTRE POTTERY VESSELS, the circular dish 37cm diameter, bowl 14cm diameter, two handled vase 32cm high.

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, c. 1920, the dish with deep sides decorated with foliates in a gilt luster, central cobalt blue lion, signed 'Co Fran Mora' on back, some glaze loss

A bowl by Cantagalli with lustre and blue decoration in the Hispano-Moresque style, c 1880-90. Ulysse Cantagalli, Florence, drew his inspiration from Arts and Crafts designers like William de Morgan,