Choisy-Le-Roi Majolica Vase

Choisy Le Roi Majolica Vase c.1880, 28'h, 22"w, designed by Paul Comolera, formed as two large eagles and smaller birds around a Corinthian capital and fallen pediment , all upon a leafy earthy ground

A pair of Hautin & Boulanger Choisy le Roi France majolica vases. Bronze mounted claw feet pedestal base with a green and brown glaze. There are lions on each side with gold painted bamboo leaves and

Choisy le Roi, pair large French majolica vases, c. 1890, France, polychrome glazed pottery, each baluster vase decorated with a shaped cartouche centered between scrolling floral handles, flanked on

A French (Choisy-Le-Roi) majolica cockatoo & beetle double vasedesigned by Paul Comolerafourth quarter 19th centuryBlack printed factory signature entwined HB mark for H. Boulanger & Cie above France,

2pc Vintage Glazed Pottery Pieces. CHOISY le ROI Covered Jar; majolica style. Nippon style Handled vase; not marked. Dimensions: Height: 8.5 inches, Width: 7.5 inches, Depth: 7.5 inches. --- US Packin

hen with baby chick on base, rare form and color, designed by Paul Comolera, 27"; professional repair to leaf tips on vase on back

Majolica Vase c.1880, 28", designed by Paul Comolera, formed as a strutting rooster afront a vase formed of wheat, all upon an earthy ground pedestal, inscribed P. Comolera. Paul Comolera (French) was

Cockatoo Vase c.1875 Designed by Paul Comolera, c.1875, modeled as a grey and golden open winged cockatoo perched between two bamboo canes forming the flower holders, all upon an oval olive green, ear

French Majolica Umbrella stand/floor vase by Choisy-le-Roi, Circa 1870. On a large circular plinth, a Magnificient Stork holding a frog in its beak adorns a large hollowed-out bamboo serving as a rece

(3) pieces. Including Choisy Le Roi, two indistinctly marked pieces. Compote, plate, and footed basket planter. Dimensions: (Stand) H 2.75" x Dia. 8.5" Condition: Crazing, chip to vase and plate.

Monumental Choisy le Roi majolica jardiniere, circa 1880, having a flared band at the neck with alternating bas relief butterflies and flowers in light blue on a cobalt blue ground, the shoulder havin

Designed by Louis Carrier Bellouse, formed as a large crowing rooster upon a grassy ground stood before a grey stone wall to form the flower holder. Impressed "Louis Carrier Bellouse"™, 15" Curated

CHOISY LE ROI MAJOLICA WALL PLAQUEFrance, Late 19th/Early 20th CenturyRelief depiction of a Doric column flanked by a flower and calipers.Diameter 15.75".

Choisy le Roi Majolica set of 5-8 3/4" leaf, floral, & fern plates with Greek key border floral, & fern plates with Greek key border

Choisy le Roi Majolica cockatoo planter, repairs to wings tips

Assembled H.B. & Cie. Choisy-Le-Roi Majolica Flower, Foliage and Key-Pattern Part Dessert Service Circa 1880 The center molded with a ribbon-tied bouquet comprised of a large heart-shaped leaf, two fe

A French circa 1900 Choisy Le Roi majolica plate decorated with a Rooster from their game bird series. This plate was done under the directorship of Hippolyte Boulenger. The Choisy-le-roi faience fact

HB & CO. CHOISY LE ROI Large jardinière with mallard duck and ducklings, France, late 19th C. Majolica Signed 21" x 24" x 17"

jardiniere, 17 1/2"

Hautin & Boulenger Choisy Le Roi Faience Majolica Three Part Well, painted and decorated with molded grass and leaf, log form cross member with wheel holding buck on a chain, supported by two three fo

Choisy le Roi French Majolica 13 piece dessert set with compote and 12-8" matching plates

(Choisy le Roi, France) Majolica paperweight c.1880 with inscribed mark 'A De Bra' to base, formed as a large alligator laying on a rocky ground upon a pedestal base, 9"l, 2 1/2"h. Only known example.

& Cie,( Choisy le Roi, France) Majolica Figures of Dogs c.1880, Each modelled as seated dog upon an oval domed cushion with tassel edges, 4 1/2". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Fami

DESCRIPTION: Five Choisy Le Roi French majolica rabbit plates. Each with molded relief of rabbits outside and in gardens. 19th century. Polyglaze glaze, lobed edges, and Choisey Le Roi mark to bottoms