2pc MAJOLICA Tin Glazed Oyster Plates. Pastel gla

2pc MAJOLICA Tin Glazed Oyster Plates. Pastel glaze on shell relief design. One is marked with an X. -- Dimensions: H: 9.5 inches: W: 9.5 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

Early 20th century handcrafted French origin earthenware tin glazed pottery seafood serving plate. Showcases 6 clam shell style forms with raised relief decorations around the scalloped border with ce

Set of 8 French Majolica glazed oyster plates in a basketweave & rope. 9 3/8"dia

SET OF 6 GLAZED MAJOLICA OYSTER PLATES MARKED ON REVERSE FRANCE; 9"

Victoria Pottery Co. (VPC) rare pastel Majolica oyster plate, 6 well, 9 3/4", 3 shell feet, minor nick to back rim

PALISSY Portugal Majolica Seafood Charger. Large tin glazed plate with 3 dimensional crabs, clams, mussels, shrimp and scallop shells. Marked Made in Portugal has 790E.-- Dimensions: H: 3 inches: W: 1

Vintage Italian tin-glazed Majolica dinner size plate in various shades of teal green depicting a juggler surrounded by a floral sprig border.The Ubaldo Grazia factory was founded in Deruta, Italy in

Vintage Italian tin-glazed Majolica dinner size plate in various shades of teal green depicting a swordsman surrounded by a floral sprig border.The Ubaldo Grazia factory was founded in Deruta, Italy i

Vintage Italian tin-glazed Majolica dinner size plate in various shades of teal green depicting a lyrist surrounded by a floral sprig border.The Ubaldo Grazia factory was founded in Deruta, Italy in 1

(lot of 6) Italian tin-glazed earthenware plates, Cantagalli, Firenze, foliate border, unique heraldic devices, glazed cockerel mark, approx 8.5"diam, 5.25lbs total Start Price: $100.00

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, Spain, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A majolica (maiolica) tin-glazed shallow terracotta bowl, with a pronounced round foot and sides that abruptly widen n

An antique Italian tin-glazed hand-painted ceramic plate. Majolica technique. Renaissance period, presumably early XVI century. The plate is decorated with a picture of the istoriato genre, a multi-fi

An antique Italian Renaissance tin glazed and hand painted majolica plate. Manufactured according to the XVI century technique. The plate is decorated with a picture of the istoriato genre with a mult

Minton Majolica (British, 1793-1968). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 9". Six turquoise colored wells surrounding a green circular well, outlined with an oyster and seashell motif. Stamped and numb

Wedgwood Majolica (British, est. 1759). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 11 1/4". Wedgwood Majolica twelve-well oyster plate with fish motif. Stamped Wedgwood to the underside with "AUU".

Attrib. Minton Majolica (British, 1793-1968). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 9". Six pink and navy blue colored wells surrounding a green circular well, outlined with an oyster and seashell motif.

Wedgwood Majolica. (British, est. 1759). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 7 1/4". Wedgwood Majolica six-well oyster plate with fish motif. Stamped Wedgwood to the underside with "EFZ".

Attrib. Minton Majolica (British, 1793-1968). Glazed ceramic. Diameter: 9 3/8". Six pink-colored wells surrounding a green circular well, outlined with an oyster and seashell motif. No apparent markin

Europe, Holland, 17th century CE. This is a large fragment of an early Dutch majolica plate or platter. Majolica is a white tin-glazed pottery with an interesting global history. Also known as maiolic

Group Wedgwood & Copeland majolica tableware, 19th c., England, tin glazed pottery, including (10) green glazed cabbage leaf plates and (1) footed tazza, 8"dia, (2) barrel-form caterer jugs, 6"h x 4"l

Pair of late 19th century Italian hand painted 6 well oyster seafood plates with a glazed finish. The pie crust border around with a pink colored trim. Measure 8 3/4" in diameter. Signed with impresse

Collection (18) Palissy Ware majolica plates, 20th c., Portugal or France, polychrome tin glazed earthenware, decorated with realistically modeled shellfish on a sand-textured ground, including (9) sp

Collection (18) Palissy Ware majolica plates, 20th c., Portugal and/or France, polychrome tin glazed earthenware, decorated with realistically modeled shellfish on a sand-textured ground, including (9

Pair of Late 19th c. English Majolica Six-Well Oyster Plates, by S. Fielding & Company, with seaweed decoration, wells glazed in alternating pink and aqua, one with painted XX mark on base, 9 3/8" dia