Etruscan majolica swan and water lily

cheese keeper, swan repaired

Griffen, Smith & Hill, Etruscan Majolica 'Swan and Water Lily' Cheese Keeper and Stand Recorded as shape no. N5, circa 1884 Of cylindrical form, the cover with a pink swan finial among yellow waterlil

cheese keeper, professional base rim repair

Etruscan Majolica swan and water lily cheese keeper, 7 1/2" h

and water lily sardine box with stand, rim nicks to lid

7" X 8 1/2" MARKED ETRUSCAN MAJOLICA CHEESE DISH EMBOSSED WATERLILY AND BUTTERFLY DESIGN WITH FIGURAL SWAN FINIAL - LIGHT RIM CHIPPING UNDERSIDE OF BASE

Etruscan majolica water lily lot of 3 mugs

spittoon

hairlins, 7"

keeper; Sue & Harry Thurmon Collection

Etruscan Majolica cobalt water lily spittoon

18 Pieces Etruscan Majolica, to include: shell & seaweed bowl, cauliflower sugar bowl, 3 plates, large & 2 small dogwood pitchers, small water lily bowl, 9 butter pats

Etruscan majolica lot of 5 mugs - 1 lily and 4 water lily, various condition

Griffen, Smith & Hill Etruscan Majolica Swan-Form Paperweight Recorded as model no. K3, circa 1880 Naturalistically modeled as a white swan resting among reeds and lily pads, the brown-ground oval bas

Jardinieres c.1875, turquoise body, modeled with swans in water, amongst lilies and cattails, 18½"™d, 16"h. Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

lily ice cream dishes 6", and 2 lily leaf dishes 4 1/2"

Majolica oak leaf tray (repairs) and Etruscan water lily mug

Glazed pottery multi tiered planter. Leaf form base rises to opposing swan form planters. Central pedestal with double handled vase. Waterlily, iris and cattail decoration; 34in.H. x 25in.W.

bee cache pot with twig feet and bamboo rim, 9"; hairline in base

lily pad, cattail, bird, and dragonfly garden seat, 18";ref. Majolica Mania Vol 1 p21

and stand, flared body with green leaves and large pink and white blossoms and three large leafage feet with undertray, 19 1/2"w, 12"h

Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Water Lily Cheese Dome and Stand Circa 1870 The domed cover with a white flower finial, the side naturalistically modeled with flowering pond lilies and fern, the brown rimme

Jug & Bowl c.1860, the bowl and jug decorated with thick green leaves and white lilies, the handle formed as green stem and white lilies. Only known example. Pitcher 7 3/4"h, bowl 9 1/4"d. Catalogued

c.1865, 4"h, 6 1/2"d, shape no. 887, the round bowl and cover covered with plump lily leaves and heads, a lily head forming the handle. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collect