Minton majolica parrot figure, 9"

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4pc MINTONS English Majolica Parrot Figures Sculptures. Birds birds perched on branch form bases. One pairs of Matching forms with different glazes. Three marked Minton England. -- Dimensions: H: 12.5

Late Victorian Minton's (England) majolica ceramic ware porcelain figure with velvet and gold stand. height 14 in. Provenance: Property from the estate of life-long antique jewelry collector and pro

9.25"H

A Pair of English Majolica Parrots signed Mintons England. Dimensions: 9"h x 5"wInv. 171

Glazed ceramic, 1865. Height: 9", Diameter: 5". Minton majolica game bird. Periwinkle blue bird rests atop a green and brown perch. Marked with Minton stamp to the underside.

figure, lacking leash, 9"h

A Very Rare Minton Majolica parrot c.1870 Modeled as a white parrot with a bright yellow plume perched on a tree stump. The Minton parrots were produced in two series, one series in 1870 and then we

hen, 5 3/4"

6 mottled blue wells and cracker well

'Resignation' of a Classical maiden, c.1868, signed William Calder Marshall, 15"h, 12"w, professional repair to lady's right foot; Joan Stacke Graham Collection

A Minton Majolica parrot c.1890 Modeled as parrot perched on a tree stump with bright green feathers and an ocher glazed plume, 14” perched on a tree stump with bright green feathers and an ocher gl

in French blue dress with aubergine cape in a lush landscape with his falcon, 14"

8 1/2"h

of a Grouse c.1875, 8 3/4", designed as a grouse looking down at a snail all upon a rocky pedestal with trailing leaves and flowers. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection

shape no. 1324, seamist, 10", hairline and crazing; Sue & Harry Thurmon Collection

6 turquoise wells and cracker well

oyster plate, 10"

brown mottled wells and cracker well

brown mottled wells and cracker well

A Very Rare Minton Majolica Figure ‘Neapolitan Water Carrier’ c.1860. Shape no.180. Modelled as a woman in 18th Century Italian costume and supporting a vase on her head. This design was to be mad

by Albert Carrier Belouse. Shape no. 367. Modelled as a draped putto holding a gold and dividers and stood in front of a pile of books and large cog, the circular pedestal base decorated with laurel a