Majolica Cockatoo Form Pitcher, Probably Shorter & Boul

probably 19th century, baluster form with folded spout, polychrome paint decorated with profile of man and the inscription "1499/Pax", bordered by snakes, on white reserve, 11-1/2 x 8 in.

Property from a Private Collection, Palm Beach Florida Description: Pair of French Sterling Helmet-Form Pitchers, Probably Tetard Freres, a pair of helmet-form French sterling silver pitchers with

English majolica drum form pitcher with bird & butterfly decoration, 12" h

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Antique Majolica parrot form pitcher - 9" tall

9"H.

English majolica fish form pitcher, a "guglet" or gurgling piece. Unmarked. With two minor chips to the rim. Measures approximately 9-3/4" high, 5" wide, and 3" deep.

Majolica cottage form pitcher with cobalt roof, 5 1/4", spout nick

Antique French Majolica Figural Cockatoo Pitcher C1900 Keller / Guerin St. Clement

Majolica lemon-form pitcher. [10 1/4" H x 9" W x 5 1/4" W].

A Minton Majolica ‘Bamboo’ Pitcher c.1875 Probably Designed by Dr. Christoper Dresser. The straight sided cobalt body decorated with Japanese style Geometric fretwork and branches and blossoms, th

8"

LARGE VERY EARLY MAJOLICA EEL FORM CERAMIC PITCHER, UNMARKED, CONTINENTAL, 11" TALL x 10" WIDE.

ANTIQUE MAJOLICA FISH FORM 10.5" PITCHER

Majolica Duck form absinthe pitcher St. Clement Pottery, France, 12.5" in height, good condition

Majolica Hand Painted Monkey Form Porcelain Pitcher. 11 inches x 10 inches x 5 inches

Antique French Majolica Le Gaulois rooster form pitcher - 9" tall

Pitcher with folding fan motif, continuing around corners, birds in flight. Rectangular handled basket, bamboo framework and webbing motif with bird on each side. Dimensions: Basket 10.25"L x 6.5H x

BLOCK AND LATTICE - RUBY-STAINED WATER PITCHER AND TUMBLER, colorless, the squat jug-form water pitcher with applied handle. Probably Crystal Glass Co. Circa 1892. Water pitcher 8 1/4" HOA, tumbler 3

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

A Very Rare Majolica Palissy Style "Snake" Pitcher c. 1875, probably Copeland, never seen before, the rich brown body decorated with fern, ivy, butterflies and a large snake with a orange glazed scrol

late 19th century; probably Italian, molded floral form majolica case with drum clockworks and enamel face, 13 in. H.

GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA PITCHEREngland, circa 1866-1877, Bamboo form handled pitcher, marked underfoot. 7" height

MAJOLICA PITCHER, DISH & CRAWFISH, 4 PCS, H 1.5"-10" A collection of Majolica pottery serve ware. Includes a fish form pitcher and nautilus pitcher, handled dish and crawfish figurine.