A Thomas Whieldon style majolica pot pourri? dish and

Louis Philippe Sevres Porcelain Small Covered Urn, 19th C., and a Louis XVI Style German Bisque Oval Dish, vase signed indistinctly, together with a pair of Continental porcelain pot-pourri Dimensions

Pair of Louis XVI style pot pourri bowls, tole, marble and gilt bronze, decorated with rams heads, hoof feet, height is 17" diameter is 6" (excluding rams heads)

Late 19th C, covered urn form jar. Predominantly white ground with hand painted moulded figural scenes depicting soldiers in battle. With pierced rim and gilded accents, raised on tripod stand with sn

Antique 19th Century Sevres Style Pot Pourri Bowl. Gilt bronze. Marked on bottom France. Signed A. Guy. 6" diameter x 5" H.

A 20th Portuguese Palissy style majolica dish / plate with an applied model of a crab on a bed of sand and seaweed, with shell decoration to rim. Approx. 10'' diameter.

A pair of Chinese porcelain style pot pourri jars and covers with internal covers, decorated in famille verte enamels with cranes, faux red seal mark to the outer covers, 11cm high

England early / mid 19th century, consisting of two Thomas Whieldon style standing dog figures, together with a hound's head, the highest measuring 2.25" high. Two with remnants of inventory tags.

An antique Royal Worcester urn-vase signed " W.H. Austin" and decorated with peaccoks (8.5"H x 4.24 W x3"D) and a roses decorated and gilt pot-pourri dish missing lid ( 3"H x 4.5" in diameter)

Marius-Ernest Sabino (Italian-French, 1878-1961) iridescent frosted glass vide poche or pot-pourri dish with floral motifs, marked "Sabino France" to bottom. 1" H x 4.5" Diameter.

Sevres Style Porcelain Pot-pourri, with pierced ormolu lids, footed base Provenance: Sotheby's NYC 9/29/1990. Dimensions: 7" H x 3 1/2" Dia. Property from the Private Collection of Steven Stark (ALPI1

DESCRIPTION: A pair of majolica glazed, ceramic, Palissy ware style lobster dishes. Features a center lobster, encompassed by molluscs and vegetations. Finished in an overall gloss glaze. Not marked.

A pair of late 19th / early 20th century French gilt bronze mounted Sevres style porcelain pot-pourri vases the white bodies with painted latticed rose and green leaf recurring motif, the laurel socle

Four Wedgwood style majolica leaf plates / dishes. One marked Wedgwood under. Largest approx. 8 3/4" x 10" (4)

A PAIR OF SAINT-CLOUD STYLE PORCELAIN COVERED POT-POURRI JARS 19th century Incised StC / T. height 9in (23cm)

Including five blue and white plates, a blue and white pitcher, two soup tureens, Quimper dish, majolica style tea service, and assorted flatware. Table height 6 1/2 inches, top 7 1/2 by 11 3/4 inches

LOT 2 ASIAN STYLE JARDINIERES, MAJOLICA STYLE POT & MAJOLICA STYLE PEDESTAL, PEDISTAL IS APPROXIMATELY 27 IN HIGH

Thomas Sergent (attributed) Palissy style Majolica spill vse with faun, 7 1/2"

A PAIR OF POTPOURRI SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN VASES, T. REBEL, LATE 19TH CENTURY each of baluster form, two-handled, the handles formed as scrolling foliage terminating in female busts, the recto featuri

Including a fish-form box signed "amm" and Mottahedeh owl, made in Italy; a Dresden dish and majolica-style leaf plate. Dimensions: (Fish) H 3.5" x W 12" x D 5.25" Condition: Owl with repair to legs/t

Four Piece Group, to include Chinese style umbrella stand, Japanese style porcelain pot, Majolica stoneware stand, along with a large green glaze jug having handles; tallest 24 1/2 inches.

Group of Oriental Style Planters. Together with a Imari Style cache pot and lidded dish, Meiselman Imports Italian ceramic stool having chips, canton style pagoda with repair to lid. Used condition, w

Metropolitan Museum of Art ceramic reproduction of a pineapple teapot in the style of Thomas Whieldon, 1993. 3.5" H x 6" W. Knob of lid chipped. Provenance: Property from the estate of Arnold Neustadt

Signed Vintage Weller Jardiniere, Majolica style planter pot with Terra cotta insert. Use separately or together. Cream and Terra cotta patina with upper rim grape Laurel. 9.5 in diameter, 8.5 in ht.

A PAIR OF 19th CENTURY BRONZE AND ORMOLU EGYPTIAN STYLE CASSOLETTES designed for potpourri, the bases having a central pyramid with ormolu torchbearers topped with lidded urns below a larger pierced l