Minton majolica pedestal in the

Chinese style with hexagonal base with bright colors on turquoise ground, 31"h, 16"w, professional repair of top and bottom rim

with lion masks and garland swags supported by three satyrs, designed by Carriere Belleuse, 20", old professional staple repair to interior

61in h overall, 39.5in pedestal, 19in x 17in top, planter fits a 10in pot, 15in dia= repaired feet

Minton green glazed majolica pedestal, Late 19th/20th c., English, scrolled foliate design in low relief, stamped "Minton's, 3137", approx. 22.25"h x 13.5"w, 12.5"dia (top surface)

Large Antique Majolica Blue Minton Majolica Jardiniere and Pedestal.Measures 40 inches x 14 inches diameter

Alfred Stevens for Minton, a majolica snake vase, 1861, pedestal urn form, glazed in blue, relief moulded coiled serpent handles, and bearded man face masks, impressed marks, 59cm high

(2) rare Minton majolica shell-form Jardinieres, c. 1870, polychrome painted and tin glazed cast pottery, modeled as a single nautilus shell raised on coral branches, resting on a rock-form pedestal,

c.1875, modeled as four tiers of oyster shell compartments separated by fronds of seaweed, the handle formed of two entwined fish, all supported on a circular shaped cushioned pedestal base decorated

Attributed to Christopher Dresser. The cobalt body with slanting sides decorated with two owls heads, all supported on four claw feet against a circular pedestal base, 8¼". Curated and catalogued by

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

vase, modeled as a nautilus shell supported by an entwined dolphin pedestal atop an oval base, 9", provenance - from Karmason Collection; Ann & Robert Fromer Collection

c.1860, the opposing designs, each modeled as a cobalt fluted pedestal, bell shaped candle holders, with two draped putto dressing the column in a laurel garland, all supported on a stepped oval base

Stands c.1875, the jardinieres, turquoise glazed decorated with bands of Greek key and wave pattern with an egg and dart top edge, the circular pedestal base with swirling flutes, all upon a turquoise

An Extremely Rare Minton Majolica ‘Cherubs’ Tazza c.1860. Designed by Hughes Protat and probably painted by Thomas Kirkby. Modelled as two winged cherubs wrestling a snake around a pedestal base w

Aesthetic Movement c.1875 modelled as a Chinese drum with a drummer at each end, all upon a shaped pedestal base with Chinese motif to the edges, shape no. 1896, 6 1/2"h, 7"w. Although this shape appe

each modeled as a turquoise bell shape body decorated with large white blossoms and leaves, supported by three scroll feet with fleur-de-lis terminals, all upon a turquoise pedestal base with a large

shape 1313, molded as two spiraling mermaids in waves, around a central column of cattails, the deep edged top decorative with Greek key motif, all supported on a turquoise pedestal base with deep fri

by Carrier De Belleuse modeled with two putti supporting a large turquoise vase with poles across their shoulders, ground and all supported on a pedestal base. 14"h, shape number 1517 and Minton mark

16 1/2", modelled by Hughes Protat the turquoise amphora decorated with seaweed and supported by three putto with fishes tails upon a ground an earthy ground with shells all upon circular pedestal bas

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

very unusual agate color and decoration, molded with three satyr masks with suspending rope twist swags and hanging fruit, standing on a pedestal foot,13"h

c.1865 14 1/2", modelled by Emille Jeannest Shape No. 400. Modelled as a bearded man in medieval dress holding a hawk stood amongst ferns on a rock ground all upon a circular pedestal base. This piece

modeled with two kneeling winged cherubs holding laurel swag either side of two white doves supporting an oval shaped agate shallow bowl, all above a shaped pedestal base, 11"w, 6 3/4"h; ref p73 Majol

Revival Table Salt c.1865 painted by Emile Lessore, the circular bowl with interior painted putto in the Italian maiolica style, supported by two entwined dolphins, all upon a circular pedestal base,