Continental Majolica Compote

A continental majolica ceramic compote with an Art Nouveau young girl on top. 14.5" T x 11" W

Continental terracotta majolica compote, having polychrome glaze, dual-handled, with melon-ribbed body, rising on circular base, incised "Josep Pensi Al Exm Dr Josep Mor*ades Bis** de* Mostra de Grati

Likely either Minton or Wedgwood, unsigned, has 271 imprinted on the underside. Measures 11.25" tall x 7.25" diameter at the top

Continental early majolica covered compote dated 1742 verso. 11" high, 7 1/2" wide. Condition: small chip to interior lid rim.

MAJOLICA PLATES AND COMPOTESContinental, 19th and 20th century, ceramic. Six (6) pieces: a raised floral compote marked 3403, 80, and impressed J, 10; a reticulated Wedgwood compote with apple design

Crafted of fine quality Continental pottery with Majolica glazes. Features French style musician figures next to the tree trunk base. Floral border and bowl top with filigree rim. Good condition with

Continental, 19th C., marked Eichwald 1213 underside. Top loose from base.Broken top. 22"h x 19"w x 9"d Provenance: Property from an Ohio Estate.

Two Continental Majolica Comports and Set of Seven Royal Haeger Majolica Leaf Form Plates, Each unmarked green and brown tortoise shell form compote raised on a seaweed encrusted base, with a pink mat

All late 19th or early 20th century, English, American and Continental. Two pitchers, three plates, an asparagus server, a draining tray, and a large compote. Dimensions: From 5" x 3 1/2" to 9 1/2" in

modeled as a tree trunk supporting a turquoise oval bowl with pink interior, a hound beneath peering around the trunk at a partridge supported on an oval base; shape no. 3205; ref pg 116, Dawes, 10&rd

Pair of Continental majolica jardinieres on stands, 19th century, each having a scalloped rim above a double walled body, with a pierced motif of undulating vines and flowers in blue and pink hues, re

Continental Majolica Figure of a Recumbent Stag Unmarked. 10 3/4 x 12 x 7 in. The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty at STAIR: A Lifetime of Connoisseurship, Curiosity and Collecting Sold Sotheby's Ne

Majolica Compote, Fox, Dog & Rabbit Heads at Pedestal Base Ca. 19th.c., H 8" Dia. 9" | the vibrant colors of Majolica pottery are on full display, particularly the sky blue that forms the backdrop for

Continental Majolica Figural Centerpiecelate 19th centurythe two-tailed mermaids surmounted by a bowl with winged creatures on each side20 x 17 x 7 1/2 inches

Pair of Continental majolica jardinieres with stand, illegible signature. 53 1/2 in H total x 15 1/2 in W x 15 1/2 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: Jame

Continental Majolica Parrot Explorer Decanter, c1890, modeled as a brightly glazed cigar smoking parakeet ready for exploring with an umbrella under his arm, a binocular box around his waist, and wear

with rare floral and leaf motif, 9"d, 6 1/2"h, professional rim chip repair to underside of plate

Majolica Compote Marked Eichwald, 12" X 16.5", Elaborate Shell Form, Scalloped Bowl With "Petal" Stand, Stand And Bowl Are Meant To Be Mounted Together With Connecting Rod, However The Rod Is Not Incl

A pairing of two large Continental Majolica urns decorated with masks and crests and an overall foliate design. Apx. 33 in. tall x apx. 30 in. wide. Provenance: From a Philadelphia, PA Estate collecti

shell bowl, shells, and coral decor on base, 7"h, 11"w

A Continental Majolica Wall Clock 19th Century the dial signed Raingo Frès. à Paris, the back impressed 20135 U, the movement stamped 204 CR. Height 40 x width 24 inches. This lot is located

AMERICAN / CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA CERAMIC LEAF ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, each with polychrome decorations, including one open-handled example, one begonia-form dish, and one with molded basketweave border

A Continental majolica urn with lid, decorated with putti and scrolling branches. Handles are constructed of twisted ram horns over female masks. 20 in tall x apx. 13 in wide. Provenance: Sotheby's Ar

Pair Continental majolica cockatoo wall pockets, 19th/20th c., possibly French, tin glazed earthenware, modeled as white birds with yellow plume and blue beak and talons, perched on a branch, unmarked