17TH CENTURY ITALIAN MAJOLICA BOWL:

17th CENTURY ITALIAN MAJOLICA BOWL. HAS RESTORATION, AS IS. Height: 22 in. by Width: 22 in. by Depth: 3 in.

Italy, Deruta, Majolica style, ca. 17th century CE. A large, early and absolutely gorgeous Italian Majolica bowl with slightly flared rim decorated with pinched lower section and blue floral pattern o

A large late 16th/early 17th C. Italian Majolica charger, depicting the Rape of the Sabines, with metal plate hanger attached.

A set of four early to mid 20th century Italian majolica very shallow bowls with yellow borders made by Fratelli Fanciullacci. The bowls are painted in the Raffaellesco manner of the Italian Renaissan

An Italian Majolica Bowl 20th Century Diameter 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia von Borosini Batten, sold to benefit the Albuquerque Museum Foundation Lucia von Borosini Batten was born in

CIRCA 1890 COLLECTION OF ITALIAN HERALDIC ARMORIAL MAJOLICA FAÏENCE CHARGERS, 17TH CENTURY ITALIAN ROCOCO ANGEL MOTIFS - UNMARKED - 16.75 - MARKET VALUE 400.00

ITALIAN DERUTA MAJOLICA CHARGER, 17TH C., D. 12"

Handsome Majolica Dish, 17th century, probably Italian, decorated with a scrolled rim framing a crest with initials "MWR", dia. 13".

ITALIAN MAJOLICA TILE, WOMAN WITH BASKET OF FLOWERS, 17TH CENTURY (IRON MOUNT). 8 X 8"; PROVENANCE: DOLE ESTATE

17th century; central decoration of mounted soldier, border with alternating fish scale and acanthus vignettes, 14 in. Diam. Purchased from Jonathon Horne Antiques of London

17th century; central decoration of mounted soldier, border with alternating fish scale and acanthus vignettes, 14 in. Diam. Purchased from Jonathon Horne Antiques of London

C. 15th-17th century. Earthenware footed charger with polychrome yellow and blue enamels with gilt, overall full image of possibly the triumph of Marcus Aurelius in four horse chariot s

Early, probably 18th or 17th century, blue and white Majolica charger from the Savona region of Italy. The charger depicts Adam and Eve and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. There is a crown ma

possibly late 17th century, plooischotel bowl with flared gadrooned walls, ring foot, 2-1/2 x 9-7/8 in.; probably French or Italian, possibly from the Nove factory, 19th century, oval footed bowl with

Carved cabinet having single door cabinet with Italian majolica mounted bowl in the door over a large glass panel. Base carved with two paw feet. 85.5 inches height, 19.75 inches width, 12.25 inches d

Two Italian early 20th century majolica ceramics, one bowl (Deruta) and one plate. Approximate diameter of each is 13 inches.

Italian Mid Century "Majolica" Pink Floral Plates and Bowls 10 -  Plates. 1 H x 8 w x 8 d 2 -   Bowls  2.5 H x 7.5 W x 7.5 D The live auction begins at 11 AM EST Sunday,

FIVE ITALIAN MAJOLICA PLATES20th CenturyDepict bowls of fruit against a cobalt blue ground. Marked “Italy” and with various numbers.Diameters 8”.

DESCRIPTION: A rare Delft Majolica tulipiere vase. Embellished with hand painted decorations in the style of maiolica pieces made in Liguria during the 17th and 18th century. Decorated with landscape

Italian Mid Century "Majolica" Pink Floral Large Dinner Plates 8 Plates 1 H x 13 W x 13 D The live auction begins at 11 AM EST Sunday, March 17th. Full condition reports are available befor

Salome with the Head of John the Baptist. : Italian school of the 17th century. Half figure in interior with drapery, in front of her the head of the saint in a bowl, marked by his attributes lamb and

Large majolica shell bowl with ladle, 21st century, in the style of old Italian ceramics, round base, shell body with handles attached to the sides, colorfully painted, bumped, Ø 29,5 cm, l. 22 cm

Rare San Zeno Italian Majolica Faience set, early 20th Century, set consists of 12 double handled cups with lids (2 lids missing), 2 bowls, single deep dish, teapot (lid as is), small bowl, 9 "double

An Assembled Set of Italian & Austrian Majolica Tableware20th century, (2) plates (11 in.), (6) plates (8 1/2 in.), a platter (15 in.) (large chip to the underside), (5) bowls (marked Gmundner Keramik