Ten English Molded and Green-Glazed Majolica Dishes

Comprising: a white crackle-glazed rooster, a pair of green glazed urns, twelve piece Botanic Garden part dinner service, a small leaf-shaped dish, two small cabbage molded bowls, a Sevres floral-deco

1863 and 1868, Wedgwood (English, founded 1759); blue/brown mottled glazed stoneware dishes with brown and green accents to the cups. Maker's mark to underside with impressed marks HWX/R and W. Approx

A large Etruscan Majolica Leaf bread tray made by Griffin Smith & Hill. The tray features a leaf on leaf shape with loop branch handle and molded bud terminal. It is glazed in green with yellow and gr

An assembled collection of green glazed majolica dishes, some Wedgwood Comprising a variety of platters, salad, and dinner plates, some impressed WEDGWOOD (44)platter 11 x 8 3/4in (28 x 22cm)

5 Wedgwood & Barlaston Etruria English Majolica glazed green leaf plates. Marked Wedgwood on back, cabbage leaf design against basket weave patterned background. Measures 8"W. Condition report: good c

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)

Item/Description: Bowl / Dish / Planter features circle of frogs with Lily. No noticeable maker's marks. (Weller) Material: Glazed pottery. Dimensions: Length: 7 1/2"; Width: 5 3/4"; Height: 3 3/8". C

Group of Green Glazed Majolica Leaf-Form Salad Plates Various makers Comprising three sets of six and a scalloped dish. Diameter of largest set 8 5/8 inches (22 cm). C Property from the Estate of Roge

Green glazed finish. Cabbage pattern.

English glazed creamware group, one piece likely Ridgway drabware in the Neoclassical manner, circa 1830, the other two pieces comprising a green glazed leaf dish and a plate in the manner of Wedgwood

English, circa 1780 The brighter green developed by Wedgwood was very popular. It did not take long, however, before a look-alike appeared in the marketplace, and this very form of leaf has also been

THREE MAJOLICA BREAD DISHESEngland, late 19th century, brown and green mottled glazed trays with inscriptions, unmarked. 12.25" to 13" widths

DESCRIPTION: A portuguese majolica glazed pottery lidded individual covered dish, in glazed green color pottery; further embellished with a figural crab motif on the lid, and clam-shaped lateral handl

pair of monumental 19th c. Italian green majolica glazed terra cotta amphora urn form storage jars with decorative molded rims, double handles, scrolling frieze band and applied armorial crest surmoun

ENGLISH CHELSEA ATTRUBUTED PORCELAIN LEAF DISH, molded, with green and yellow outline on rim, pink ribbing, and polychrome floral painting in center. Painted red anchor with figure eight below it on b

19th century signed in black script to underside (possibly "H B" over "Choisy"), glazed in green, molded with panels depicting figures holding umbrellas and water birds in relief Condition: abrasions

Six Majolica Leaf Plates, France, c. 1880, molded in relief with green glazed leaves to an off-white ground, dia. 8 1/2 in.

Two Staffordshire Green Glazed Earthenware Leaf Shaped Dishes and a Plate with Melon Molded Rim Unmarked. The larger leaf dish 9 1/4 x 7 1/2 in., the plate 9 1/4 in. diam. The larger leaf dish with an

Together with Majolica ceramic leaf form dish and two round green glazed ceramic plates. 8"d

Minton majolica chartreuse ground oyster plate, 19th century, of scalloped form, the central circular well glazed in green and molded with a band of shells, surrounded by six radiating wells alternati

Three Piece Wedgwood Majolica Game Pie DishEngland, 1868-69, Aesthetic Movement, composed of a two piece server with a brown glazed ground, molded in the round with game animals between leafy floral c

Signed Wade California no. 723 vintage glazed ceramic server ware. Use as a candy dish, peanut bowl , appetizers , more. Heavily glazed in olive green hues, carry handle, measures 9.5 x 5 x 2 in. With

English, circa 1750. The duller, slightly uneven-looking olive green seen here possibly pre-dates the Wedgwood partnership. Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware

ENGLISH MOLDED EDGE CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE comprising three small dishes with blue decorated rims and two plates with green decorated rims. Two small oval dishes with impressed "BEST GOODS / W"