Minton majolica lily jug, 9"

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Jug & Bowl c.1860, the bowl and jug decorated with thick green leaves and white lilies, the handle formed as green stem and white lilies. Only known example. Pitcher 7 3/4"h, bowl 9 1/4"d. Catalogued

c.1870, 9 1/2", the cobalt blue body with yellow quatrefoils and a yellow mask to the spout, all modelled after the Bellarmine jug, a type of decorated salt glazed stone ware that was manufactured in

9", shape no 535

lily pitchers with pink background, 5 1/2", 7", 8", 9" pitchers

Delicate and unique Majolica bowls each decorated with three putti supporting a basket on foliate lily pad and flowing water base. Size - 10"H x 8"D. Crazing and hairline cracks. Dimensions: 9-1/2"H

Title: CERAMIC FROG PITCHER MAJOLICA POTTERY PAINTED JUG FLOWER HANDLE LILY PAD Date/Period: UNKNOWN Dimension: APPROX: 9.5 X 7 X 5 Material: CERAMIC Additional Information: CERAMIC FROG PITCHER MAJOL

A Large and Impressive Minton Majolica ‘Lily Pad and Bullrush’ Salmon Server c.1875 A similar example illustrated in the London International Exhibition Catalogue 1862. Modelled as an oval platter

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6 mottled blue wells and cracker well

Pewter Lids c.1875, the bulbous body modeled as three plump upright lily pads and a lily blossoms against a pink ground, the handle formed as a looped brown stem and all resting on a circular pedestal

shape no. 1324, seamist, 10", hairline and crazing; Sue & Harry Thurmon Collection

A Minton Majolica ‘Lily Pad’ Serving Dish c.1875 Shape no. 1070. Modelled as three large conjoined lily pad bowls seperated by three smaller lily bowls all with buds, the central handle formed as

6 turquoise wells and cracker well

oyster plate, 10"

brown mottled wells and cracker well

brown mottled wells and cracker well

Minton Majolica jug relief moulded in the form of tree bark, oak leaves and acorns, impressed mark to base, 8ins high approximately

English Mintons majolica jug/ pitcher, c. 1877, with high-relief figural tavern scene, with figures dancing, drinking, and smoking, impressed mark and date cipher underfoot, approx 10"h, 6"diam, 4.5lb

six well oyster plate, shape no. 1323

c.1865, 4"h, 6 1/2"d, shape no. 887, the round bowl and cover covered with plump lily leaves and heads, a lily head forming the handle. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collect

15 1/2", modelled as a wooden flagon decorated with vines and three putti round the neck, an entwined branch forming the handle, Protat?s monogram, HP, Inscribed under the handle. Example shown at the

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

10"