Faience Duck Paté Terrine

Tin glazed ceramic duck-form tureen, molded and painted in greens, mauve, and orange bill and feet. Unmarked. Early paper label to underside. No mark. Pinholes. Minor old dark curving hairlines to bas

Egyptian Blue Faience Duck Amulet. Size (40 mm). A nice size blue faience Duck amulet with its head turned back. Suspension hole through the neck for suspension. age unknown. Provenance: Ex Secret Eye

Le Cresset Dutch Oven & Pate Terrine, black enameled metal with steamer, 10 3/8"d, overall 9 5/8"h., and an orange/yellow enameled Le Creuset Pate Terrine. CONDITION: Very fine.

Herend Rooster Goebel Ducks & Chicks, Faience Duck bird group comprising one Herend handpainted rooster, pair of Faience ducks and two Goebel examples. Used condition but generally good with no appare

Faience Duck Dish, signed on bottom, with signed Steuben footed dish. Duck is 8 1/2" x 11".

In glazed jaspe mouchette. Including pate-terrine from Alsace and water cruche from Franche-Comte with original lid. Dimensions: (Cruche) H 10" x W 7.25" x D 6" Condition: Chips, glaze losses, crazing

Boin-Taburet Paris ca 1880 Silver Mounted glazed stoneware Pate Tureen (Pâté Terrine) with removable chased silver border to base and chased handles screwed to the tureen handles, the inside in a cl

Includes a French Pillivuyt Porcelain Pheasant Terrine/Baker and a French Pillivuyt Porcelain Rabbit Terrine/Baker. Also includes a French Lamalle duck terrine/baker. A French trompe l’oeil porcelai

Michel Caugant France Large Ceramic Duck Pate/Butter Dish Tureen. Height 19 cm.

Group of two early faience covered tureens in the form of a chicken and a duck, respectively, nesting in baskets. Each marked in blue along the underside, with a PA and FK mark.Chicken; height: 7 3/4

By Michel Caugant. One Has Been Repaired. See Photos For Condition And Marks.

Terrine en faience polychrome Maroc, XIXe Provenance: Collection de Mme S., Outremont H: 15cm - 6'' English Description Polychrome earthenware pot. Morocco, 19th century Provenance: Collection

Daum French crystal figure of a mallard duck with a amber to blue pate de verre head to clear torso. Signed Daum France. Measures 11-1/8" Long x 4-1/2" Tall. Estate Fresh: Overall Good Condition. Loca

Daum Nancy Pate De Verre and Clear Glass Sculpture of a Duck. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: L- 11.5" x W- 3.75" x H- 4.75". Provenance: From a Private Collector. Please note the absence of a Condi

DESCRIPTION: Daum Pate De Verre Crystal Duck Figurine. Finished in a deep yellow hue. Signed: "Daum France" CIRCA:20th ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS:L:4.5" H:2.75 CONDITION: Great condition. See lot descr

Ceramic Duck P?t? Dish, inscription to base reads ?Portugal?, measures 5 5/8 inches tall x 6 3/4 inches wide, surface wear to piece, Ceramics, pate dish, lidded dish, ducks, birds, kitchenalia, kitche

DAUM PATE DE VERRE GLASS 3" DUCK GROUP

BEVERLY LYNCH ARTIST SIGNED BALD PATE 1978 HAND MADE WOODEN DUCK DECOY VINTAGE ANTIQUE *** DAN BROWN ARTIST SIGNED 1971 HAND MADE WOODEN DUCK DECOY VINTAGE ANTIQUE

An Egyptian blue faience scaraboid in the form of a duck, New Kingdom, c. 1570 – 1075 BC, the body nicely detail showing feathers in relief, the head turned back over the body in classic Near Easter

Dinner plates, set of (6). Hand painted dinner plates in Glen's Rambouillet pattern. Marked Gien France & Castle pattern 1938-1960 and initialed "JB". Decorated with charming rabbit, duck, quails, phe

Pair Vases, Marked Edward Gilles Faience Pottery, 11.5" x 9.5" x 6.5", This Incredible Pair Of Vases Feature Two Distinct Scenes Of A Hen House And Also Of A Duck House - Three Dimensional Trees Along

Italian, 20th century. Collection of three Murano pate de verre art glass comprising footed bowl (h. 4.75", w. 8.125"), duck form askos pitcher (h. 11") and swan (h. 8.75"). All apparently unmarked.

A French faience plate, circa 1800, painted with a fountain spring and duck, 23cm diameter

ST. CLEMENT MOJOLICA DUCK PITCHER FROM A SERIES OF FIGURAL JUGS TRADITIONAL FRENCE FAIENCE . THE POTTERY WAS ESTABLISHED BY JACQUES CHAMBRETTE IN ST CLEMENT IN 1758, ST CLEMENT BEGAN PRODUCTING MAJOLI