Shorter & Son Majolica Creamer, English, Probably

1- 19th c. Jug / Creamer Ivy and Flower 4.25"x3.25"x4.75". Chips to rim inside. 2- Shorter English Berry Jug / Creamer. Yellow ground with pink interior 4.50"x3.50"x5". Good condition. Weight combined

(2) Shorter & Son, Majolica Monkey Pitchers Early 20th century. Max Ht. 12 1/2 in. The Estate of Tracy A Wettlaufer, Buffalo, NY.

Shorter & Son English "Flower Seller" lot of 3 pitchers, 2-5", 1-9"pitchers, 2-5", 1-9"

Ceramic dishes, comprising an English Shorter & Son lidded pineapple, a Portuguese Germano Caldas dish of walnuts and another of chestnuts, and a green pepper on yellow dish stamped "Made in Portugal.

English Majolica Cheese Keeper, Probably George Jones Apparently unmarked. 12 x 10 3/4 in. diam. The Collection of Susie Hilfiger at Denbigh Farm

Woods and Sons Creamer and Sugar Regent Antique English Pottery c1900 Under Glaze Wood Ware Sugar measures approximately 6 3/4 x 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches; creamer is about 4 3/4 x 3 1/4 x 3 5/8 inches.

DESCRIPTION: A probably english Mintons glazed majolica Rooster large figurine by John Henk. This is a monumental and rare Rooster figure, brightly glazed in a glossy Majolica finish. Realistic from a

Majolica garden set, probably English, in the style of Minton, with geometric and rope motifs around floral decoration, unmarked. [18 1/2" H x 11 3/4" Diam.]. Scattered marks and wear.

English Majolica Monkey & Bananas signed Wil Son. Good condition. Height 8 inches (20.3 cm.) X width 10 1/2 inches (26.6 cm.). NOTE: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only

Teapot is approx 5 1/2" tall.

English Silver creamer by James Dixon & son, Sheffield 1860. Decorated with embossed patterns. Height: 9 cm. Weight: 129 grams. Marked.

English, probably Whieldon-Wedgwood, circa 1759-1764. In Wedgwood's Cauliflower pattern. Not only had he continuously improved the greens but he restyled the leaves. Provenance: Jonathan Horne Antique

English Pottery Assortment (7) items including a Wilheim Scheiller & Son majolica pitcher; (2) Wedgwood jasperware pitchers; (2) E. Ridgway, Abington & Hanley lidded jugs; Royal Doulton plate; and Wed

English inspired colorful characters from the streets of London. Artist: Various Issued: Mid- 20th century Dimensions: 5.75"H tallest Manufacturer: Shorter & Son Ltd Country of Origin: England

Two Antique Early Majolica Creamer and Sugar Bowl, possibly Wilhelm Schiller and Sons. Used condition, chips and wear. Sugar bowl 5 1/4" diameter 3 1/4" tall

Majolica dragon pursuing pearl floor vase, probably English, cobalt ground with turquoise interior, 27 3/4" high, missing his tongue, otherwise no damage noted

Antique Victorian Majolica pottery leaf plate with branch, probably English in origin. Measures 11 1/4" x 7 1/4". Very, very minor hairline on the underside, which could have been a production flaw. D

A group of assorted silver itemsVarious makers and datesComprising an English sterling silver cow creamer, Faudel Phillips & Sons, London, 1904; an American sterling silver mounted hand mirror; a Cart

ENGLISH MAJOLICA JARDINIÈRE & STAND, 19TH CENTURY, H 32 1/2" OVERALL: Ornate set includes a jardinière, H. 10 inches, Dia. 12 inches and stamped on bottom Nautilus, and a stand, H. 23 inches stamped

English Majolica Jardenier and Pedestal. Condition: the jardenier has a crack through the piece. Ht. 48"

Antique English Imari-Style Pattern Porcelain Urn - A porcelain urn, probably English, Imari style pattern. Double handles with Ram's head terminals. Floral pattern on white ground with cobalt blue sc

Victorian Silverplate Nautilus Shell Spoon Warmer - A silverplate spoon warmer, probably English, in the form of a Nautilus Shell. With etched details, hinged lid, and naturalistic rock formation base

Grouping of French & English Majolica Pottery - Grouping includes: A) English Majolica Gurgling Fish Jug, 9 7/8" h. B) Six French Sarreguemines Majolica plates, 7 3/4" diameter. C) Majolica "Bamboo" b

Palissy Style Majolica Two-Handled Tortoiseshell-Ground Broth Bowl, Cover and Stand Probably English, possibly Wedgwood or Minton, 19th century In the Renaissance style, sponged in manganese on a mott