ENGLISH 'PRINCESS' MAJOLICA JARDINIÈRE, 19TH C.

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 Jardiniere & Pedestal late 19th century the jardiniere decorated in relief with roses, atop a four-legged pedestal with acanthus leaves, laurel wreathes and mythical heads 44 x 21 inc

Roseville Pottery "Ransbottom" spongeware mixing/serving bowl 16" diameter 8" tall; 19th c English Majolica jardiniere later drainage hole with some chipping 12" diameter 10" tall.

Pair of majolica jardinieres, 19th century, likely English, of cylinder form with bamboo stalks tied with lavender ribbon and green leaves, with turquoise glazed interior, 6.75"h x 7"dia.

An English Majolica Jardiniere attributed to thomas forester, late 19th century of tapering cylindrical form, modeled to show a continuous band of deer in a forest against a cobalt ground. Height 9 7/

(2 pieces) English Aesthetic Movement majolica jardiniere, attributed to Minton, late 19th c., decorated with molded dragons, rising on ball and claw feet, unmarked, intact with hairline and old stapl

,England,Late 19th Century Single piece construction decorated with an allover neoclassical motif of acanthus leaves, cherubs, lions, and swan molded in relief with scenic ovoid panels on the pedestal

19th C English Majolica Cache Pot Jardiniere Planter. Hairline Crack. Marked On Base With A B. 10.5" H X 11.5" W. Some Loss To Glazing On Rim.

English late 19th century majolica pottery jardiniere flanked by maiden's head handles and suspending flowering swags after Joseph Holdcroft. Good condition, three tight approximately .5 inch hairline

Majolica jardiniere on stand, England, 19th century, all-over mottled brown glaze, molded with dolphins and sea vegetation. H 23 1/4" x D 12". Good condition, some fading in brown glaze near top, mino

English, mid to late 19th century, rectangular form jardiniere, sea motif, 7-1/4 x 12 x 7-1/2 in., glaze losses to top edges; pitcher possibly Minton, bird and flower motif, 7-1/4 in., minor scattered

Pair of majolica jardinières, 19th century, likely English, of cylinder form with bamboo stalks tied with lavender ribbon and green leaves, with turquoise glazed interior, 6.75"h x 7"dia.

THREE PIECES OF ENGLISH MAJOLICAEngland, 19th century, a Minton Banana leaf water jug, an unmarked Joseph Holdcroft jardiniere, and a George Jones compote having impressed English Registry mark. jug 6

Late 19th c. Victorian era embossed pottery jardiniere planter with exuberant cobalt blue and polychrome majolica glaze, light green interior, likely English or French manufacture 10.25" x 12" minor r

English, 19th Century, With Fern And Leaf Decoration In Brown, Green And Yellow Glaze, Foil Labels. From The Marilyn G. Karmason Collection, By Owner Repute. Jardiniere Height 17, Diameter 16.5 Inches

French Majolica Jardiniere - 19th Century. The purple ground with elaborate bas relief spray of flowers, butterflies and vines in pink, blue, green and yellow. The wide shoulder with turquoise blue an

FRENCH MAJOLICA JARDINIERE, 19TH C. H. 27 1/2"

A Wedgwood majolica jardinière, A Wedgwood majolica jardinière, 19th century, moulded in relief with brambles and oak leaves, with maker's mark to the underside, 28cm diameter 29cm high Prov

Pair Adams & Bromley majolica jardinieres, 19th c., England, cobalt, green and yellow tin glazed pottery, decorated in the round with leafage and flowers, unmarked, 11.5"h x 11.5"dia Provenance: Prope

SET OF GRADUATING ENGLISH MAJOLICA PITCHERSEngland, 19th century, ceramic. Nautical themed set of three identical patterned pitchers. Tallest: 7" height

French Barbotine majolica jardiniere, late 19th c., reticulated rim, ribbon-like handles, mottled green glazed ground, applied floral blooms, raised on oval pedestal foot, maroon glazed interior, inci

FRENCH MAJOLICA JARDINIERE/PEDESTAL 19TH C. H. 31" D. 14"

FRENCH MAJOLICA JARDINIERE/PEDESTAL 19TH C. H. 32" D. 13"

Three English Majolica compotes, 19th c, largest 4 3/4"h x 12"w, two corn pitchers, and a cup and saucer