Figurative Bowl, Cadiner Majolica Manufactory, Cadinen,

Max Laeuger, Bowl 'Branch', 1921-23, H. 14.5 cm, D. 34.5 cm. Made by Majolica Manufactory Karlsruhe. Majolica, blue and black slip glaze on a greenish background. Marked: Manufacturer's mark, 1873, PR

China, 19th century, Daoguang, bowl in carved wood with relieved decoration of a landscape with figures, inside coated with silver. Small flaws on the border. Dim.:6,2cm.

Spanish or Talavera Tin-Glazed Majolica Bowl Unmarked. 3 x 12 3/4 in. European Works of Art from the Collection of Luigi Pellettieri

both footed serving bowls with crackled gray field, one with green and yellow vine decoration, 2.5”h; 10”diam.; the other with yellow bird decoration, 12” diam. Ex. the collection of a Connectic

Guatemala, late 19th c., typical green, yellow, cream and black glaze, one with a deer, 9”diam., the other with a dove, 9.5”diam. The Montiel family produced majolica in Antigua during the 19th an

Two Russian Imperial Manufactory majolica plates, made for the House of Yusupov, c.1900.For a nearly identical plate, put into google-Rare Russian plate from Shah Persia-for a plate made for the Shah

Title: A beautiful large & luxury bowl - centerpiece - Majolica porcelain with bronze ornaments Maker: Unknown Origin: France Date/Period: Late 20 th century Materials: Bronze , porcelain Dimensions:H

A Chinese blue and white moulded bowl with figurative panels, Xuande mark, Kangxi Dia.: 21 cm - H.: 10 cm  Provenance: A Dutch private collection. --------- Please request condition reports by e-mail

Mintons Majolica Centerpiece Bowl Impressed mark. 10 x 17 x 7 1/2 in. The Collection of Jordan Saunders.

Greek bay molded handles with laurel leaves supported by tri-footed base, shape no. 1153, 13 1/2"h, 16"w, professional repair to one handle

cover 12"h, date code for 1860, model no.641, listed as a “garden pot with liner “in the Minton shape books, rare form

A Chinese blue and white bowl with figurative and floral panels, Chenghua mark, Kangxi H.: 10,5 cm - Dia.: 22 cm --------- Please request condition reports by e-mail on info@rm-auctions.com or by usin

VINTAGE ITALIAN MAJOLICA CENTERPIECE BOWL. Height: 12 in. by Width: 34 in. by Depth: 20.5 in.

Magnificent Majolica oversized bowl with Male portrait centered in yellow and gold detail, 26 1/4"diameter x 7 1/2" tall

A Rare Minton Majolica ‘Bamboo’ Bowl c.1875 Modelled as an oval cobalt blue ground bowl trimmed with bright yellow bamboo and all supported with bamboo feet, 12"w, 5"h Catalogued and curated by Ni

4 1/4"h, 5"w, modeled as three back to back frogs under a mushroom forming the bowl, all upon a circular rocky ground. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection

Elaborate relief decorated and painted punch bowl with lid and footed platter. Applied figural handled and centered by a band of frolicking cherubs. Lid has a pineapple finial, incised marking underne

Measurements: Height: 7 cm Diam: 15 cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, YongZheng Yellow Glazed Figurative motif sgrafitto porcelain Bowl. Potted with a shallow body, has an open mouth, deep arced body, a

Copper alloy, silver-plated. Burma, first half of 20th cent. Exceptional compactly designed depicition in high relief offering a richly figurative scene. Presumably the happenings in a theater piece (

daisy border and reticulated bowl, shape no. 874, 13 1/2"w

16 Assorted Green Majolica Plates & Bowls - Largest piece is 1.75 in tall x 8.75 inch diameter

By Laurent.. Shipping in USA $ 160 In 1885, Friedrich Goldscheider came from the Bohemian city of Pilsen to Vienna and founded the Goldscheider Porcelain Manufactory and Majolica Factory. It became on

Goldscheider Manufactory and Majolica Factory (Vienna, founded 1885). Hand decorated Art Deco ceramic figure of a Butterfly Dancer, circa 1937, marked to underside "MADE IN AUSTRIA", "Goldscheider Wie

A large terracotta art pottery sculpture by Goldscheider Porcelain Manufactory and Majolica Factory (Goldscheider'sche Porzellan Manufactur und Majolica Fabrik), the studio of Friedrich Goldscheider (