A Continental Majolica Apothecary Ewer

A Continental Majolica Apothecary Ewer 18th Century the body decorated 'AcQa Di Pinpinella'. Height 9 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Private Collection

Largest approx. 19" H. From the Gloria Crest estate.

(lot of 2) Continental Palissy/ majolica ewers, possibly Portuguese, 19th c., lid with crown finial, acanthus scroll handle, body with winged cherubs molded in relief, central reserve with man in rowb

Largest approx. 17 1/4" H. From the Gloria Crest estate.

CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA POTTERY LARGE EWER / PITCHER, footed urn-form, polychrome hand-painted molded decorations with gilt textured background, upper section featuring nautical-themed ima

Monumental Continental majolica flower encrusted ewer, circa 1900, having high relief blue corn flowers spilling down the side on a mottled grey ground, with a twig form handle and a figural leaf form

(lot of 23) Continental ceramics, highlights include: (2) Italian majolica apothecary jars, Monaci Benedettini (Benedictine monks), San Miniato al Monte, (one) with small chip to finial, approx 9.25"h

Comprising: an Amphora charger, a German majolica ewer with dragon handle, a hand painted tumbler by Villeroy and Boch, an unmarked jug form vase with a cobalt blue ground, another dragon form ewer an

ewers, planters, and boxes, various condition

23" h, modeled with a mermaid handle, her tail wrapped around a horned bacchus mask, with laurel leaf swags running along both sides and a putto below the spout, with panels in relief to either side,

An Italian Majolica Apothecary Jar 16th Century unmarked. Height 11 7/8 inches.

Pair of Continental majolica jardinieres on stands, 19th century, each having a scalloped rim above a double walled body, with a pierced motif of undulating vines and flowers in blue and pink hues, re

Continental Majolica Figure of a Recumbent Stag Unmarked. 10 3/4 x 12 x 7 in. The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty at STAIR: A Lifetime of Connoisseurship, Curiosity and Collecting Sold Sotheby's Ne

Continental Majolica Figural Centerpiecelate 19th centurythe two-tailed mermaids surmounted by a bowl with winged creatures on each side20 x 17 x 7 1/2 inches

Pair of Continental majolica jardinieres with stand, illegible signature. 53 1/2 in H total x 15 1/2 in W x 15 1/2 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact both UPS stores for quote: Jame

Continental Majolica Parrot Explorer Decanter, c1890, modeled as a brightly glazed cigar smoking parakeet ready for exploring with an umbrella under his arm, a binocular box around his waist, and wear

A pairing of two large Continental Majolica urns decorated with masks and crests and an overall foliate design. Apx. 33 in. tall x apx. 30 in. wide. Provenance: From a Philadelphia, PA Estate collecti

Possibly Spanish. Blue and green design with purple lettering. Worn inscription underneath. Dimensions: H 8" x Dia. 4.75" Condition: Potted slightly off-center. Crack from the back. Another small crac

Pair Early Ceramic Faience Majolica Apothecary Wet Drug Jars, polychrome painted, one has been extensively reglued, height is 9.75". Please refer to images for additional information regarding conditi

DESCRIPTION: Antique monumental Italian majolica glazed ceramic ewer and pedestal featuring a cobalt tone throughout with gold toned Sculpture details of four seated winged lions at the base surmounte

A Continental Majolica Wall Clock 19th Century the dial signed Raingo Frès. à Paris, the back impressed 20135 U, the movement stamped 204 CR. Height 40 x width 24 inches. This lot is located

AMERICAN / CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA CERAMIC LEAF ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, each with polychrome decorations, including one open-handled example, one begonia-form dish, and one with molded basketweave border

A Continental majolica urn with lid, decorated with putti and scrolling branches. Handles are constructed of twisted ram horns over female masks. 20 in tall x apx. 13 in wide. Provenance: Sotheby's Ar

Pair Continental majolica cockatoo wall pockets, 19th/20th c., possibly French, tin glazed earthenware, modeled as white birds with yellow plume and blue beak and talons, perched on a branch, unmarked