Two Minton Majolica "Lily Pad"™ Pitchers c.1875,

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

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

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

Two 19th Century Minton Majolica Items, A lily pad centerpiece dish and figural table decoration with a boy. The first, a trompe l'oeil design of cupped lily pads and lily flowers glazed in green, whi

A Rare George Jones Majolica ‘Calla Lily’ Pitcher c.1875. The turquoise basket weave body with two oval panels depicting calla lilies framed with yellow rope twist, with a brown rope twist handle.

two lily pad tray and putti forming the handle, shape no. 1566, 8"h, 15"l

Box & Cover c.1875 designed as a frog sat on a lily pad to form the cover and the base formed as rocks and leaves, 6"w, 4"h. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

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

plate c.1875, modelled as a large lily pad with a frog handle, 9". Only two known. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

A hand painted ceramic frog pitcher featuring embossed ceramic designs. The frog is depicted standing on its hind legs on a lily pad with its mouth open. Two of the frogs hands are resting on its stom

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MAJOLICA LILY PAD PITCHER & PLATTEREngland, 19th century, ceramic. Lily pad pitcher and platter with accompanying scalloped rim plate, three (3) pieces total. Pitcher: 7.5" height

A Minton Majolica ‘Bamboo’ Pitcher c.1875 Probably Designed by Dr. Christoper Dresser. The straight sided cobalt body decorated with Japanese style Geometric fretwork and branches and blossoms, th

Cobalt body with white blossoms and leaves, green stem handle surmounted by a snail, all supported on snail feet, 5"w, 2 1/2"h. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

An excellent quality Minton Majolica ‘Christmas’ pitcher c.1875 Shape No. 580. The cobalt blue round body decorated with holly, the neck with mistletoe with a mask handle under the spout and an en

Turquoise with shell and coral decoration, 7 ¾" and 6" Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Probably Designed by Paul Comolera, naturalistically modeled as a tabby cat, seated on its haunches, trapping a mouse under its right paw, its tail forming the handle. shape no 1924. Height 10". Comol

professional rim repair

6 majolica egg cups in the shape of lily pads. Attributed to Mintons. English, ca. early 19th century (ca. 1820). Light green and white glaze over ceramic. Good condition overall. minor wear and some

Majolica Pottery Frog on Lily Pad Cream Pitcher. 5"h. Condition: Good with small chips on spout.

Lot of 9 English Ceramics Minton Wedgwood etc 19th C. Two Minton Majolica oyster plates, Mason's Ironstone pitcher, two tazze footed w/ handles hand-painted floral and gilt trim, Pitcher w/ classical

REPRODUCTION FREE-BLOWN LILY-PAD PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, aquamarine, each baluster form, one with lily-pads in a vertical position with the other having them swirled to the right, applied handles and to

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

jardinière c.1875, pattern No. 3326, the cobalt body modeled with lily leaves, blossoms, cattails, birds, and dragonflies in high relief with a turquoise interior, 12”h, 13”d