A Joseph Holdcroft majolica figure

of a Pug Dog Seated on a cushion c.1875, the pug with a leather collar and sat upon a buttoned pillow, 11 1/2"h. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection. Literature: Majoli

JOSEPH HOLDCROFT MAJOLICA FIGURE OF A PUG DOG LATE 19TH CENTURY modelled seated on its haunches on a buttoned, tasseled cushion, impressed numerals 430 and JH makers mark 28cm high, 19.5cm wide

blackamoor table center, after the Minton Blackamoor figure designed by Carrier De Belleuse, of an African figure of a boy in traditional dress, supporting a comport with floral design, standing on a

putto reclining figure holding flowers in both hands, 8 1/2”l, 6"h

c.1875, designed as 6 wells separated by small shell twists radiating from a central well, 10". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Heron Large Umbrella or Stick Stand Circa 1880 Twice impressed uppercase mark J. Holdcroft, recorded as model no. 6 Standing naturalistically on one leg atop a rocky mound, h

cobalt game tureen modeled with fox and goose on the cover standing on a bed of ferns, the base standing on log feet, vine handles with holly and berries, great color and detail, 13"w

Apple & Wren Teapot c.1875 modelled as a large apple with a wren forming the knop on the cover peering down at a fly on the side of the body, branches forming the spout, handle and support below, 5"h,

Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Water Lily Cheese Dome and Stand Circa 1870 The domed cover with a white flower finial, the side naturalistically modeled with flowering pond lilies and fern, the brown rimme

An oversized English Joseph Holdcroft hand painted Majolica art pottery cane stand offers figural white stork with eel in marsh setting with cattails, circa 1880. Measures - 26" H x 18.5" W x 12" D..

DESCRIPTION: A Majolica figural vase by maker Joseph Holdcroft. The vase shows in a realistic rendition a heron standing with one leg, trapping a snake within its beak, atop a muddled base with an ere

Seat c,1875, 17 1/2", formed as girl wearing a necklace draped in grasses and bullrushes supporting a buttoned, tasselled cushion, all upon a circular base with three button feet. Catalogued and curat

Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Pink-Ground Shell and Pond Lily Four-Pocket Oyster Plate Circa 1875 Unmarked, black painted lozenge The central well in turquoise, lined in yellow, flanked by paired scallop

Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Cobalt-Blue Ground Umbrella or Stick Stand Circa 1880 Of canted triangular form, two sides molded and applied with fruiting lychee branches and large banana palm leaves, the

modelled as a swan swimming with pond lily and flower detail, the trumpet shaped vase in cobalt, impressed JH mark to base,11 1/2"h, great color and detail

of a Hurried Mother Shielding Her Child. c.1880 (Never seen before). Modelled as a black lady dressed in a green and red gown and a white head scarf clutching her child, all stood on a rocky ground su

C.1870 Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Fish Plates - Pedestal Cake Dish & (12)Matching Plates, All Hallmarked, 8.5'' Diameter Plates, 9.5'' x 6'' Tall Cake Dish

A Very Rare Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Branch and Blossom Stick Stand c.1875. Modeled as a central turquoise holder decorated with grasses and plants with three further holders formed as upright branch

5in w x 4.5in d x 11in h

a Boy Skater c.1870 9 1/2", modelled as a boy in skates and 19th century dress with a hunting basket with hare over his shoulder, all upon a circular pedestal base. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus

winged putto vases, the vases formed as cornucopia with leaf detail

c.1875, 22", in the Aesthetic Movement style, the straight sided body decorated with a heron with an eel in his beak and stood amongst bullrushes and standing on a rocky ground, a band of Asian style

boat being pulled by two dolphins, 'Le Batelier De Cythere' (The Boatman of Cythere) 8"l, 5 1/2"h

Tray c.1875, the leaf shaped turquoise tray decorated with large leaves and white flowers issuing from the handle, 12 1/2". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston