Palissy ware majolica pair of vases

Pair of antique hand painted rustique majolica glazed vases designed beautifully with a raised insect, frog & salamander motif. Circa: France, 19th Century. Each measure 9" Tall x 5-1/5" Wide. Estate

salamanders, marked "Depose" on bottom, 12"

Palissy majolica pair of small vases, 5"

circa 1900, circular double handled form plates decorated with lobster and crab, unmarked. 10 in. diameter. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Attributed to Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, Portuguese, late 19th century Both vases decorated with double snake handles and vegetation, insects, alligators and amphibians Approx. H.16.25" W. 10", D. of ba

A Handsome School Of Paris Pair of Palissy Ware Vases c.1880. The bulbous pale gray body decorated with large leaves, lizards and frogs, the tall French blue glazed trumpet neck, with snails, shells a

DESCRIPTION: A pair of majolica glazed, ceramic, Palissy ware style lobster dishes. Features a center lobster, encompassed by molluscs and vegetations. Finished in an overall gloss glaze. Not marked.

Pair of Palissy Ware Earthenware Vases, Portugal, last quarter 19th century, each polychrome enameled and modeled with coiled snake handles to a moss ground adorned with frogs and lizards, illegible i

with winged cherub handles, 18"

Each with green grass bodies, grey lizard to front and rear either side of two small frogs, large coiled snakes forming the handles, 7½". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

, Phoenix Ware by Thomas Forester & Sons, England, hairline to one.

Palissy style vases with snake handles, 17 1/2"

Palissy Revival Vases c.1865, probably Thomas Sargent or Victor Barbizet, the urn shaped bodies with applied crocodiles, lizards and moths, with twin coiled snake handles and trumpet neck, all upon a

Collection (18) Palissy Ware majolica plates, 20th c., Portugal or France, polychrome tin glazed earthenware, decorated with realistically modeled shellfish on a sand-textured ground, including (9) sp

Antique Mafra Palissy Ware Majolica Snake Plaque 3''x12''. Impressive trompe l'oeil charger of lizard eating a snake with beatles and moth at sides. Impressed Manual Mafra Portugal crown mark. A few t

Collection (18) Palissy Ware majolica plates, 20th c., Portugal and/or France, polychrome tin glazed earthenware, decorated with realistically modeled shellfish on a sand-textured ground, including (9

pockets with slithering snakes peering into bird's nest filled with eggs, with an angry bird and green grass ground, professional repair to branch bracket and bird, 13"; Ann & Robert Fromer Collection

French Palissy Ware Majolica Platter attributed to School of Paris by Victor BARBIZET Ca. 1865. Moulded and applied with fish and turtle resting among variant leafy fronds, the border with snake, a li

candle stick with fern and shell decorated base, stem with snake, frog, snail, and fern supporting lion masked candle holder, 17"; Karmason Collection

Ornate Jose A. Cunha Portuguese Palissy Ware Majolica pottery plate depicting a lizard, frogs and insects. Incised marks to bottom. Plate measures approx. 9 3/8" diameter. Some minor chips seen on gra

wall plaques with snake and salamander on heavy green ground, 9", minor losses

English Palissy Ware Majolica Brown-Ground Snake and Frog Pitcher Attributed to Samuel Alcock, circa 1890 Naturalistically modeled as a tree-stump with a small frog perched on the spout, the trunk mol

pockets with beetles and grass ground, professional repair to base tip of one, 8"; Ann & Robert Fromer Collection

Very large and unusual example of this type of European pottery. One of the snake heads is broken and missing. A few chips, one tight short line from the top lip, minor crazing. The usual condition is