19th century majolica dish with leaf and fox moulded

SIX 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH LEAF MOULDED MAJOLICA DISHES. 20 cm wide. (6)

A large majolica sweetmeat dish, leaf form with loop handle, stamped: "Etruscan majolica, GSH" (Griffin Smith & Hill, Phoenixville, PA, 1879-1892)

Five Majolica Leaf Dishes, late 19th century, three of similar oval shape with veining, lg. 11 1/4; a Wedgwood leaf form, lg. 8 1/2; and an elongated oval with cucumber, lg. 15 in.

Columbiana County, late 19th century. Includes a Morley and Company (Wellsville) majolica dish of leaf shape, 4.75" high; together with a white ironstone dish of the same shape by Wallace and Chetwynd

English, Continental and American, three marked for Griffin, Smith and Hill. There are eight leaf form dishes, two plates with floral and foliate decoration, one cauliflower plate, and a pitcher. Twel

A 19TH CENTURY GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA NUT DISH of shaped oval form with raised leaf and hazel nut design on a turquoise ground; with a seated squirrel on a branchwork base (26.5cm wide, 13cm high )

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER BLIND EARL LEAF SHAPED DISH moulded and painted with insects. 22 cm x 18cm.

Seven Majolica Leaf-shaped Dishes, Pennsylvania, late 19th century, one with marks for Griffen, Smith & Hill; all varying naturalistic designs, lg. 7 1/2 to 11 1/4 in.

Various patterns and sizes. Mostly 19th century American and Continental. Largest approx. 10" and the smallest 7.5" wide. Normal use and wear.

Beautiful Majolica dish or bowl, a Begonia leaf with flowers. Late 19th century, unmarked, probably English. Measures "8¾/22 cm by "8 ¾/ 22 cm. Condition: crazing to the back, some hairlines and a n

A Pair of Majolica Cache Pots and Two Majolica Leaf-Form Dishes 19th/20th Century the cache pots incised 606 or 909 to the underside, the dishes stamped for Etruscan Majolica by Griffen Smith & Hill a

9 X 10" leaf, 4 1/2" tall squirrel, 19th century, excellent.

George Jones, Majolica Fox Game Pie Dish 19th century. 7 1/4 x 10 1/2 in. The Estate of Tracy A Wettlaufer, Buffalo, NY.

Collection of Ten Pieces of Majolica fourth quarter 19th century, American and English, including a marked "Etruscan" ivy pattern cake stand, h. 5-1/2", dia. 9-1/2", a marked "Etruscan" leaf dish, w.

FIVE LEAF FORM MAJOLICA DISHESEngland, 19th century, ceramic. Foliage form naturalist mold platters and plates. Largest: 12" lengths

American majolica by Griffin Hill Smith & Company, 19th century. Comprised of a serving dish designed with large acorn leaves and acorn, 12-1/8" wide, 9.5" deep, 2.5" high. Together with a leaf formed

5 pcs. Majolica Pottery, pair of 4 1/2" plates, 7 1/2" compote, 6 1/2" dish and 9" leaf dish, all 19th century, most excellent.

DESCRIPTION: English Victorian Majolica game pie dish, late 19th century. Base modeled as a woven basket with oak branch handles. Lid with rabbit and bird resting on ferns and leaves molded in relief.

A Minton Majolica Squirrel Nut Dish second half 19th century modeled as a squirrel perched atop a leaf and eating a nut, seated on a leaf eating a nut, with impressed and British registry marks to the

fourth quarter-19th century; modeled as sleeping putti among grapevines with leaf molded bowl, impressed mark, 13 in. L.

Late 19th century, including four Griffin, Smith & Hall, Etruscan items in Shell and Seaweed, or Bamboo, and leaf-form small dish; [H: 1/2in to 2 1/2in; Dia: 3 3/4in to 8 3/4in]; All with crazed glaze

19th/20th century, comprising: asparagus form platter; bread tray; square platter with grapes; two leaf shaped dishes; two bowls; 30 plates, smallest 3-1/2 in., largest 13 in. Provenance: Comedienne M

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

MAJOLICA FIGURAL SQUIRREL NUT DISHEngland, 19th century. Leaf and branch decorated nut dish having figural seated squirrel, unmarked. 5" height, 10" width