A Moroccan Tin Glazed Earthenware Bowl, ca. 1880

A Moroccan Tin Glazed Earthenware Bowl, ca. 1880 The footed form decorated with geometric patterns in blue, yellow and turquoise glaze 12 in. diameter

North Africa, Morocco, Fez (Fes) region, Islamic culture, ca. late 19th to 20th century CE. This is a lovely example of traditional Fez ware, wheel thrown and hand painted with tin-glazes. The piece r

North Africa, Morocco, Fez (Fes) region, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful earthenware vessel known as a mokhfia, with lovely hand painted polychrome patterns. The bowl rests on a ring fo

(lot of 2) Tin-glazed earthenware bowls, including: (1) Ceramica de Fajalauza bowl, decorated with pomegranates, approx 3.5"h, 13.25"diam, (1) footed bowl, possibly Persian, decorated with stylized fl

Hispano-Mooresque tin glazed earthenware bowl, pair bowls & charger decorated with dragon & flowers, 10 5/8" in diameter, bowl with dragon, 12.25" in diameter & large platter, decorated with armorial

FRENCH FAIENCE JOSEPH HANNONG TIN-GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWL, lobed form, featuring polychrome hand-painted floral motif. Blue hand-brush "JH" monogram to underside with additional numeral

Spanish Talavera tin-glazed earthenware bowl, early 19th c., with geometric design, raised on short foot, two chips to rim, approx 4.25"h, 14"diam, 4.21lbs Start Price: $100.00

3 1/2"h x 12 3/4"d

Talavera tin-glazed earthenware bowl, Spain, late 18th c., typical small chips and glaze loss, crazing, approx 2.75"h, 11.7/8"diam, 2.30lbs Start Price: $100.00

Delft tin-glazed earthenware bowl, 18th c., molded fluting, polychrome decoration with basket of fruit/ nuts, marked underfoot, approx 10.5"diam, 1lbs Start Price: $150.00

Blue and white majolica tin-glazed earthenware bowl, Spain, in blue and white foliate and repeating designs, with iron mount to back, approx 2"h, 10.5"diam, 1.5lbs Start Price: $50.00

(lot of 2) Talavera tin-glazed earthenware bowls, Guanajuato, Mexico, including: (1) pomegranate design, signed J.C., approx 3"h, 9.25"diam, (1) stylized flower, approx 4.25"h, 10.25"diam; 3.25lbs tot

(lot of 2) Delft tin-glazed earthenware bowls, late 18th/ 19th c., both with yellow rim, blue and white floral decorations to well, unmarked, some typical rim chipping, largest: approx 1 3/8"h, 9"diam

Large Spanish tin glazed earthenware basin/ bowl, 19th c., with green decorative glaze, hairline with staple repair, approx 8"h, 25.5"diam, 28lbs Start Price: $150.00

DUTCH DELFT TIN-GLAZED EARTHENWARE PUNCH BOWL, footed form, featuring bold polychrome hand-painted floral motif. Having blue hand-brushed interlaced mark to underside. 18th century. 5 7/8" H, 10 1/8"

Early 19th c. Cobalt Blue Decorated Majolica Pottery Low Bowl, likely from Manises, Valencia, with boldly painted floral decoration (including sunflowers with faces), with old staple repairs to unders

(lot of 3) Talavera tin-glazed earthenware pozole bowls, Puebla, Mexico, early 20th c., similarly styled, with center pinwheel/ floral design, crazing/ hairlines, largest: approx 2.5"h, 7.5"diam; 2.75

Antique German Folk Art handled bowl. Thick, salt glazed earthenware. Dark brown, almost black glaze, slipware dot decorations and inscription in cream white. Text in German "Gluck im Gans" roughly me

Large Delft blue and white tin-glazed earthenware footed punch bowl with flaring rim, band of flower and scroll decoration to interior, the exterior with foliate scroll, cartouche, floral and feather

Talavera tin-glazed earthenware vase, signed C.A., Puebla, Mexico, polychrome floral design, approx 11.25"h, 7"diam, 3.75lbs **Provenance: A fine San Antonio, Texas estate** ***PLEASE NOTE: All of the

Group of (5) late 19th century Spanish tin glazed earthenware plates and bowls, 8" to 19" diameter. Provenance: Estate of Colonel Howard C. "Scrappy" Johnson, USAF, and Mrs. Elena Johnson, Palm Beach

A Wedgwood Majolica Monkey Compote UK, circa 1880 Glazed earthenwareThe bowl with cobalt blue groundImpressed "WEDGWOOD" and "EGH" (date code for 1879), inscribed "M 2796" (H: 10, Dia: 9 1/2 in.)Qty:

(lot of 4) A group of Samson tin glazed earthenware busts of the Four Seasons circa 1880, after the originals by Nicolas Fouquay, Rouen 1730, each polychrome enamel decorated example rising on a maske

tin glazed earthenware with blue and white decoration. Most from Gauthier collection, London. 8 1/2" to 9" diameter. Some edges show chipping and restoration.