Zsolnay Ceramics, PLUS

Eight pieces of Zsolnay ceramics. Vase: H 7 1/2" D 5 1/4". Cup: H 5 1/8" W 3 1/4". Boat-shaped bowl: H 4 7/8" W 8 1/2" D 5 1/8". Lidded Container: H 5 7/8" D 4 1/8". Tall basket with handle: H 11 1/2"

Royal Worcester 1981 Charles & Diana mug, Mason's Vista England covered jar, Holland miniature houses (3 shakers, bank & decanter), miniature Limoges pitcher & bowl, oval covered jar w/hunting decal.

Hungarian Zsolnay diminutive ceramic art pottery urn form vase glazed in primary, earth, and jewel tones to form an abstract landscape with a line of trees, iridescent blue sea, red sky, and five duck

Zsolnay ceramic oval centerpiece bowl decorated with large Near Eastern floral designs, incised marks on base for ZSOLNAY PCS 1063. Mounted on gilt metal base of elaborate scroll design, satyr masks a

A delicately pierced, polychrome with gold tracery, lidded bowl, flower design with flower finial on lid, made by Zsolnay Pecs, circa 1885, and probably designed by Tade Sikorski as part of the scarse

ZSOLNAY CERAMIC FIGURES, THREE PIECES, FROGS AND AN OWL Including two frogs H H 6", W 5.5" and an owl H 3.5", L 4.5". Marked on the underside.

Slip-cast, raised relief tile or placque of stylized gargoyle lion face, size 4 3/8 in. sq. x 7/8 in. depth (at point of nose), in blue-green Eocene glaze, impressed 5 castles mark on back, excellent

Zsolnay Ceramic Baluster Vase, 20th c., with an everted rim, the sides with gilt and polychromed relief floral and leaf decoration, H.- 10 3/8 in., Dia.- 4 1/2 in.

Fun lot of miniatures for you collectors. It is filled with wild critters and domesticated critters. Most are ceramic or porcelain with a few random wooden pieces.

Large three lobed bowl with openwork floral edge; signed Zsolnay Pcs TTM in blue ink, impressed signature, likely late 1870's, stamped 2843; overall crazing; possible hairline in top edge; significant

Girl with headscarf feeds a chicken. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4.5"H Manufacturer: Zsolnay Pecs Country of Origin: Hungary

Late 19th century, Hungarian Zsolnay ceramic art pottery diminutive vase, featuring an abstract landscape in earth tones, decorated with their signature eosin glazing process, marked "P / Zsolnay Pecs

Zsolnay ceramic vase painted with flowers. Marked at the bottom. Hungarian. Apparently, circa the late 19th century.Height: approximately 26 cm. Good condition, chips to the base, crazing, wear. * All

Large lot of marbles, mostly glass, a few ceramic, plus shooter marbles (metal, glass and ceramic). CONDITION: Most glass marbles in good condition, ceramic marbles have some wear on the finish from a

4 Cards Child Story Buttons, incl Beatrix Potter, and Lois Calkins. Many Ceramic Plus Others, All in Various Sizes. Also Humpty Dumpty and Others.

Inc. Wedgwood, Royal Doulton & Ingrid Designs.

4 cups & creamer w/Registery No. 49987 (one cup & creamer cracked), 2 green glass vases w/gold trim (3.75" T), green handle tea strainer, ceramic dog cracker holder, turtle shaker & colorful 4.5" D wo

A Zsolnay Glazed Ceramic Center Bowl. Green luster glazed centerpiece bowl supported by four columns with symbolist style women. Various geometric patterns throughout the two-level rim. Underside is s

Hungarian Zsolnay iridescent ceramic art pottery earthenware vase, circa 1900, of ovoid form with a slender neck and tapered lip, decorated with a dense floral motif in shades of crimson red and gold

Zsolnay Lustre Ceramic Handled BowlCirca 1900. Painted (five tower mark) ZSOLNAY-PECS,

Early 20th century; undulating snake and lobster border, red glaze, five churches raised seal, 11 1/2 in., Diam.

Crafted of Hungarian ceramic. Hand painted with eosin glaze. Signed on bottom ZSOLNAY PECS. Measures 3 1/2" x 2 1/4". Good condition no cracking or crazing to note. In house USA Continental shipping $

HUNGARIAN ZSOLNAY PECS CERAMIC BASKET OR CENTERPIECE, with metal holder, folded rim bowl with polychrome enamel floral decoration on interior. Impressed "Zsolnay / Pecs" also with wide blue mark havin

Zsolnay openwork ceramic vase. Dimensions H 8", W 5".Circa 1910.