FINE PAIR OF HUGO LONITZ MAJOLICA PLANTERS

both in the form of an oak tree trunk below a bowl of acorns and oak leaves, one with a pair of grouse, the other with a grouse and two chicks, both with impressed double fish mark h. 13 in. (tallest)

Magnificent, Rare Pair of Monumental Hugo Lonitz Majolica Renaissance Revival Urns and Covers, c. 1880, each modeled as a cobalt blue urn with circular pedestal base decorated with cabachon, the bodie

of man and woman, 13"

Pair of German Majolica Figures, Hugo Lonitz & Co.19th century, the facing pair are attired in the manner of late 18th century aristocrats, raised on a square stepped platform base, the underside with

"Hoopoe" Planter c.1875, modeled as an open tree trunk, turquoise interior, applied leaves, a large Hoopoe to the front all atop a rocky ground with scattered grasses, 9". (One of two known examples).

Hugo Lonitz pastel majolica lot of 3 pieces - wall mirror with winged lady on side and cherub at top, 14"w, 19"h and a pair of large figural candle sticks of two men, 22"h, various losses and repairs

Hugo Lonitz two piece pastel majolica table center and matching pair of winged griffen candleabras, table center 20"l, 22"h, candleabras 22", provenance Varina Jefferson Davis widow of the last Confed

Hugo Lonitz lot of 3 pastel majolica pieces - winged cherub in boat with swan on boat supported by 4 fish, 10"h, 10"w, chariot being pulled by a pair of storks driving by a cherub with horn, 14"h, 16"

Hugo Lonitz lot of 3 pastel majolica pieces - pair of covered urns with griffin legs and masks and an urn with winged lady legs, various losses and repairs, 12 1/2"h

Hugo Lonitz Majolica game tureen having deer atop cover opening to reveal liner (repaired), fox handles with ducks around tree trunk set on realistic base of sticks and ferns (minor chips and cracks).

stand c.1880 modeled as a leaf covered tree trunk, the tree supporting three branch stands in two sections, a large fan tail turkey to the base, with mushroom and toadstools, impressed fish mark and m

A Very Rare Hugo Lonitz Monumental Majolica Heron Pedestal, c. 1880, modeled as a grey heron with a fish clenched in his beak stood next to a clump of reed, leaves and bulrushes forming the pedestal,

Hugo Lonitz Majolica Partridge Candelabras 19th century. L: Ht. 17 1/2 in. & R: 11 3/4 in. The Estate of Tracy A Wettlaufer, Buffalo, NY.

Three Branch Candelabrum c.1880, 11 1/2", the candle holders with leaf drip pans on branch and oak leaves supports, below a with a duck in grass to the front and and a predatory fox behind, all upon a

with a winged bird sitting on top of her ivy clad nest with her unhatched eggs visible through the entrance, great color and detail, very rare, 9"; ref. Strawser Majolica Auction October 27, 2012

German majolica male and female partridge figures. The base of the male figure with impressed double fish mark and 1549. The base of the female figure has been professionally restored and no mark is n

glass eyes, 17 1/2", restored

Modeled as an oak tree and two grouse atop an earthy ground, cattails to the rear, all supporting a bark and oak leaf oil chamber and cover, original brass burner ( funnel and shade replaced), 17". D

centerpiece with 4 baskets supported by branches decorated with oak leaves and acorns, three birds modeled between each of the lower three baskets, two perched on branch and one nesting bird, 11 1/2"

Magnificent Hugo Lonitz Majolica Renaissance Revival Clock, c. 1880, the square section body supported by four griffins to the corners with fruit swags clasped in the beaks and into the mouth of a Dev

A Very Rare Hugo Lonitz Majolica Tree Trunk Garden Seat, c. 1880, (Never seen before), modeled as a sawn tree trunk clad with ivy and with a holding hold to the top, 18 1/2" Catalogued and curated by

Revival Desk Box.c.1880, 10"h, 10 1/2"w, shape no. 1455, the rectangular body decorated with panels of Renaissance motif, the cover with a man in rural costume writing in a book. Catalogued and curate

3 fish on oak oval plaque, fish 10", plaque 15"

professional repair to high points, 17"