A Minton Majolica “Gothic’ Bread Tray c.1875. The

13 1/2", the circular body with a central panel of basket weave with radiating pine leaves and cones from the centre with a rope twist border, wide outside border of open branch work to form handles,

berries, and wheat border, 13 1/2"

Minton Majolica bread serving tray. Circa 1860. Designed by WN Pungin. Measures: 15 inch diameter Domestic Shipping: $50

Cobalt blue with barrel, coral and waves decoration, 13". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

the circular tray decorated throughout with lily pads and cattails with a central lily blossom flower head forming a posy holder, 15 3/4" Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A Wedgwood Majolica Poppy and Wheat Bread Tray c.1875. The shaped rectangular body decorated with turquoise basket and large spray of wheat and red poppies all with a orange border, 12 ½” c.1875. T

An Excellent Quality George Jones Majolica ‘Ribbon and Wheat’ Bread Tray c.1875. The oval body with a mottled green and brown centre and with a wide border decorated with lavender ribbons and bran

Minton Majolica Gothic Revival Large Revolving Luncheon Tray The design based on a tile pattern by A.W.N. Pugin, shape no. 799, date cypher, circa 1870 Embossed in the encaustic style, the central flo

3"h, 10"w, c.1875, modeled as a ribbon-tied cradle of asparagus spears resting on raised supports mounted on a rectangular stand, the green border molded to resemble Chinese fretwork punctuated with s

'Mushroom' tureen c.1875, modeled as an oval fern and ivy tree trunk with leafy green ground, fixed under tray, with a mischievous fox at either end watching two unsuspecting mallard ducks, the lid mo

Desirable and Iconic Minton Majolica ‘Mushroom’ tureen c.1875, modeled as an oval fern and ivy tree trunk with leafy green ground, fixed under tray, with a mischievous fox at either end watching t

and Cover c.1875, 5 1/2", shape no. 1325, modeled as an upright pinecone, the upper quarter surmounted by a bird forming the lid, all on a shaped edge circular tray with a branch and leaves forming th

c.1875, modeled as a large green and purple mottled circular tray, the border formed as twelve oyster serving compartments, around a radiating green central medallion with a stylised flower head centr

seat, shape no. 588, floral seat, 20"h, professional base rim repair

11 inch round tray with pink flowers, twig handles…10 inch tray with dogwood…Etruscan 12 inch begonia leaf in green and pink* some crazing to glazes, repair to begonia leaf handle

1- 20th c English Majolica Bread Tray with Motto Rim. Mottled Center 12"x13". 2- English Devon Dartmouth Wade Gurgling Cod Jug in Green 7"x10 1/2". Weight on all 5 pds 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Char

Matched pair at 13 inches with ear of corn pattern, basket weave interior , rolled edges, good color, mottled glaze reverse

Pair of English majolica bread trays, c. 1870, with motto border and mottled center. Purchased at Lynda Willauer Antiques in Nantucket. Small thin line to the back of 1. Each 13 1/4"x11"x2 1/4". Weigh

stamped on back, ornate design, 11"W.

Group of misc. majolica, china and glass includes 11" x 2" x 2 1/2" signed Minton majolica tray, early handless cup & saucer, early soft paste plate, a small mortar & pestle, blue and white stripe cro

Minton Majolica Turquoise-Ground Gothic Revival 'Indian' Garden Seat Shape no. 588, date cypher for 1868 Of tapering hexagonal form, the lobed circular top with a central flower head, the side with qu

A Striking George Jones Majolica Leafage Tray c.1875 Pattern No.2271. The brown glazed oval twin handled tray covered in various types of large leaves all in different shades of green, 14” c.1875 Pa

each modeled with five white flower holders, the green lower body with brightly colored grasses emanating from the oval pedestal base, 7 1/2" Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by

The cobalt body modeled with five flower holders with snowdrops and leaves omitting from an oval pedestal base, 7 1/2". Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston