A Large Longchamp Majolica Pears Plaque c.1880

The circular body glazed with grass green and sky blue with a raised branch of pears, leaves and pink blossoms.impressed mark \\\'Longchamp Terre De Fer\\\' 14\\\" D.

Plaque c.1880, depicting the beginning of a new day, the circular body with a yellow winged rooster and deep green waves forming a frame for a scene of sunrise above a sea, 16". Curated and catalogued

Italian faience. Ceramic majolica plaque, painted with a countryside scene of a maiden and two shepherds, framed, 17 th /18 th Century, signed lower right, View of Bucolic Life 12 ½ x 15 &frac1

Large Italian Majolica terracotta pottery wall plaque depicting cherubs and grape vines. Unglazed rim. Illegibly signed. Measures 28" diameter.

A large majolica oval plaque of the regal Queen Victoria with an embossed floral border. #QueenVictoria #Majolica #Plaque Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 11.25" W x 13.4" H

Large bronze framed majolica plaque in high relief depicting Diana, goddess of the hunt, with putti and hounds in a landscape, surrounded by frame with mask and stylized shell mounts. Plaque: 8"H x 14

A Very Rare Large French Majolica Ladle c.1880 possibly Sarreguemines. The brown glazed stem and bowl profusely decorated with entwined tendrils and leaves, the stem with an acanthus terminal, the bow

Large Italian Glazed Majolica Painted Plaque, 20th c., the pierced scalloped border with putti and relief floral decoration around a painted circular reserve of a musician and classical figures, the b

13", minor losses & repairs

Large Majolica Pottery Quail Partridge Pear Teapot Approximately 9 1/2 x 6 x 6 9/16 inches tall.

Rare Antique VERY large Majolica Portuguese Fish Plate Plaque, Measures 18" D X 4.5" Thickness of Plate

c. 1875, pale yellow circular platter scattered grasses, a wide brown border with fish and crustaceans all centered by four large fish, 15”. Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by N

c.1875, brown circular platter, scatted grasses, moth and beetles to a wide border, centred by three fish and an eel. For a similar example see front cover of "Portuguese Palissy Ware"™ Marshall Ka

Large Italian majolica wall charger, Fratelli Minardi Ceramiche Faentine, decorated with grotesques, winged putti, signed verso F. Illi Minardi Faenza, approx 16.75"diam, 4.5lbs **Provenance: A Dallas

Large Italian majolica wall charger, border with painted grotesques, central depiction of a densely-populated battle scene with men in armor on horseback, unmarked, multiple small chips and fills at r

c.1875, Brown ground, bunches of white blossoms bound with a blue ribbon tied in a bow, 12". Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A Very Rare and Large Manuel Mafra Majolica Lobster Wall Plaque c.1875 Only one known example. Modeled as an oval pale yellow tray with a border of green leaves, mollusc and fish with a large pink lob

"Lietuva" hanging wood plaque featuring a large, pear-shape and small cabochon-shaped Baltic amber framed by silver tone wire. Measures approx. 15" diameter, 2" deep.

Large Italian "L'Antica di Deruta" Majolica Plaque 20th century, decorated in the baroque taste, the central panel depicting Leda and the Swan, against a field of Pan figures, dragons and scrollwork,

A Large Massier Style Majolica Pansy Wall Pocket ” c.1880, 11 1/2” c.1880, 11 1/2” Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

1. A colorful vintage French majolica serving stand circa second quarter of the 20th century. 2. A large majolica glaze Palissy ware type pottery plaque with sculpted crab on ceramic applications of v

square canted corner dish with a wide border of seaweed and a crayfish, a large crayfish to the cream ground centre, 14½". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Choisy Le Roi Majolica Vase c.1880, 28'h, 22"w, designed by Paul Comolera, formed as two large eagles and smaller birds around a Corinthian capital and fallen pediment , all upon a leafy earthy ground

Majolica Vase c.1880, 28", designed by Paul Comolera, formed as a strutting rooster afront a vase formed of wheat, all upon an earthy ground pedestal, inscribed P. Comolera. Paul Comolera (French) was