Pair of French Tin Glazed Drug Jars

An 18th C. Delft blue and white bottle form wet drug jar, finished in tin glaze with blue decoration and identification "Albarello Faenicvli". 11-3/4in tall x 6-1/4in diameter. This piece was sold as

The wall pockets with of cornucopia form with pink bowknot decorated fronts and hangers, with polychrome floral decorated body. Length 12" Cracks per photo

PAIR OF FRENCH ROUEN PATTERN GLAZED FAIENCE DOUBLE HANDLED BOBBIN JARS WITH MULTI-COLORED "VIVID" FLORAL DECORATION; 9.5"H***PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER OF THE NEW YEAR, THIS ITEM IS PART OF

(pair) Continental tin-glazed earthenware tobacco jars, late 18th c., cobalt glazed floral cartouche, inscribed grated tobacco, approx 12"h, 9.25"diam; 12.25lbs total Start Price: $500.00

A Pair of French Glazed Terra Cotta Storage Jars Height 19 inches. Property from Hilary Swank's Private Collection

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH FAIENCE GLAZED TIN GLAZED CANISTERS one decorated with a well known regional auctioneer. Largest 13 cm x 8 cm.

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

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE TIN GLAZED JARS painted with flowering rock. 20 cm high.

Pair of French 19th century Roven Malicome Faience pottery bough pots. The vividly painted tin-glazed ceramic decorated cornucopia bough pots with scalloped rims, are marked on the underside H.V. and

This pair of tin glazed porcelain French mantle urns are dated on the bottom 1789. they are hand painted with tiny flowers all over them, relief garlands, and oval medallions with images of deer, hung

Full title: A pair of French blue and white syrup jars or wet drug jars with floral design, Rouen, 17th/18th C. Description: H 19,5 - L 19 cm (the tallest jar) H 19,2 - L 19,2 cm (the smallest jar) Th

Group (5) Italian majolica vessels, 20th c., Italy, polychrome tin glazed pottery, including a pair of lidded jars decorated with portraits, 13"h x 5"dia, (2) double-handle vases with cruciform necks,

Pair of Delft Blue and White Covered Jars, 18th/19th C. Tin glazed earthenware. Provenance: Purchased 1974 from Frides Lameris Antiquair, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 55, 1017 DD Amsterdam, Holland. Ex. Estat

marked "Grazia Deruta Made in Italy", tin-glazed earthenware, mounted as table lamps each 15 1/2" not including mounts

Breton man and woman on yellow field, includes platter (10" X 14"), oval open cooker (7" X 9") and a cookie jar (7").....Quimper pottery has a long history. Tin-glazed, hand-painted pottery has been m

To include a pair of Portuguese glazed pottery dolls, a studio pottery lidded jar, hand painted vase, French advertising lidded jar, etc. Some damage. Tallest: approx. 6". Provenance: From a prominent

Three Dutch blue and white tin glazed covered jars18th/19th centuryheight of tallest 16 1/2in (42cm)

This early 1700's French hand painted tin glazed oval open bowl has a center spray of flowers and alternating flowers along the inside of the lip, along with a stripe of cobalt at the rim with little

18th/19th century, of shaped spherical form, having allover flower and dot decoration, two applied handles, circular lid with shaped finial, circular foot, 7 x 7-1/2 in. Provenance: The Estate of Pete

This early 1700's French hand painted tin glazed oval open bowl has a center spray of flowers and alternating flowers along the inside of the lip, along with a stripe of cobalt at the rim with little

A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH TIN GLAZED FAIENCE BELL modelled as a boy riding a tortoise. 17 cm x 9 cm.

Early French tin glazed Renaissance style plate Fine condition, maker's marks on back, probably one of the Nice factories. Antique, late 18th to early 19th century. 9 1/4" diameter.

A Delft blue and white tin glazed jar now as a lampheight to top of rim 17 1/4in (44cm); diameter 9 1/2in (24cm)

Dutch tin glazed jar with brass lid, labeled Duin Kerker, brass lid, 10" high, glaze rot and losses, mark to base