Renaissance Style Majolica Lustre Charger

with gryphon and foliate motif, 20th century. 18 1/2" diameter. Small edge chip, soiling verso.

Large ceramic charger, the center with a scene from classical mythology, the cavetto with grotesques and arabesques on a dark blue ground. Marked to verso with crowned 'M', possibly Mollica. No chips,

1st item: Renaissance style Majolica ceramic charger featuring central portrait medallion surrounded by foliate forms having rosettes and wing forms to rim. Wall hanger affixed to underside. 14" dia.

Austrian Schutz majolica charger with Renaissance style decoration including a young female bust to the center with a griffin and sun border. Impressed "Schutz-Cilli" mark en verso. 23 1/4" dia. Early

1st iem: Italian Majolica Renaissance style charger made by the Cooperativa Artigiani Cermanisti Faentini or C.A.C.F. Factory after Francois Boucher titled "Giuochi di Putti (Games of Putti)" depictin

Italy, 19th century Massive pair of 19th century tin glazed, hand painted faience wall chargers in the Renaissance style. Signed on reverse. Dimensions Diameter: 24 1/2" (62.2 cm)

Italian Majolica Plates (2) wall chargers having Renaissance style decoration, including a male profile and a female profile; both having hanging wires and labeled 'Forisportam / Maioliche D'arte Ogge

Palissy Style Majolica Charger, 19thc. the oval platter form centered by a lobster surrounded by green leaves, shells and a frog, glazed in blue, green, brown and yellow. Dimensions: 15.5 x 9 in. Co

Palissy Style Majolica Charger, c.1865, the circular deep dish piled to the center with trompe l'oeil fish and shells, the rim border applied with a snake, moth, salamander, beetle and mollusks, o

C. 15th-17th century. Earthenware footed charger with polychrome yellow and blue enamels with gilt, overall full image of possibly the triumph of Marcus Aurelius in four horse chariot s

Large Italian style Majolica charger decorated with Mythological figures and animals. Marked on reverse with a rooster and marked indistinctly. 19" diameter. Glaze skips on edge.

A Portuguese Palissy style majolica charger, A Portuguese Palissy style majolica charger, 19th century, by Jose Alves Cunha, modelled with a toad surrounded by a snake, lizards, and insects, impressed

Italian Renaissance style majolica plate by Luciana Mari. 21 1/2” diameter. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH CHECK OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER, SAME FOR INTERNATIONAL B

20th c. With ruffled edges, and Tuscan style decoration signed E. Georges. Condition commensurate with age and use. 8.5"H x 9"Dia

19th Century Urbino style majolica charger depicting an allegorical scene. 19 1/2" Diameter. Mark on the underside.

Large hand painted polychrome renaissance style charger by Ulysse Besnard (1826-1899) of Blois, France. Ulysse Besnard was a ceramic painter, a curator at Blois museum and taught at the school of desi

Vintage or antique majolica vase painted with caryatids bearing floral urns on their heads on one side and smoking censers on the other, and with vignettes with landscapes surrounded by scrolling fram

Minton Majolica Renaissance Style Spiral-Molded Ewer with Satyr Recorded as shape no. 843, date cypher for 1862 Of inverted pear form, the tall upright vine handled with splayed vine terminal, the ste

Luster glaze in early 16th Century style. Marked underneath: Made in Italy. Dimensions: H 2.5" x Dia. 12" Condition: Few small over painted areas to glaze.

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica Renaissance Style ‘Triangular’ Salt. c.1875 After an 16th Century German Silver Gilt Original. Modelled with a triangular cobalt blue dish with a central circular turquois

& Co. Majolica Renaissance style ewer c.1870, 10"h

A VERY LARGE NORTHERN EUROPEAN FAIENCE GLAZED MAJOLICA STYLE CHARGER painted with scrolling foliage. 52 cm diameter.

T.Sergent Monumental Palissy style Trompe l’Oeil French Majolica charger applied with a large pike, a perch and an eel resting on an island, surrounded on the rim with two large frogs, a lizard

Italian gold lustre majolica wall charger, Gubbio, depicting Roman soldiers discovering Marcus Calpurnius Flamma gravely wounded, after Bartolomeo Pinelli (Italian, 1771-1835), inscribed ver