A rare and wonderful Wedgwood Majolica

with a pair of guns on cover with rabbit and game birds, base with large running rabbit on one side and pair of hounds on the other, with liner, 10"l, 7"h; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 1 p5

c.1875, Cobalt blue circular bowl decorated with monkeys in branches all supported by a large monkey atop a circular pedestal base, 9 ½"w, 10"h. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A rare Wedgwood majolica cruet set, circa 1875 The circular stand moulded in high relief with foaming waves and coral, reserves supporting the pepper shaker in the form of a lighthouse standing on roc

titles 'Isaac and Rebekah' with recumbent camel. 20"h, 14"w

Judy teapot c.1875, the cobalt blue body with the head of Judy below the spout and the handle terminating with the face of punch, the Toby the dog forming the handle for the cover. The cobalt blue col

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica ‘Ocean’ Three Piece Tea set c.1875. Each piece modelled as brightly glazed scallop shells and seaweed resting on waves all against a turquoise sky, the teapot and sugar bo

RARE Wedgwood Majolica St. Louis pattern 6 well oyster plate, ref: Snyder pg. 35, 9 1/2", provenance Marilyn Karmason Collection

complete strawberry service with 13" serving tray, extremely rare spoon, cream, sugar, and 12 - 7 1/4" dishes

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica ‘Daisy’ Jardiniere c.1875 The straight sided cobalt blue ground with a broad panel of brown basket weave to the top edge and with turquoise panels forming large white and

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica ‘Daisy’ Jardiniere c.1875 The straight sided cobalt blue ground with a broad panel of brown basket weave to the top edge and with turquoise panels forming large white and

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica ‘Lobster’ Salad Serving Bowl c.1875. The turquoise circular bowl with cobalt panels around the outside, each alternating panel modelled with a cooked lobster and bunches o

Four Rare Wedgwood Majolica Strawberry Dishes c.1875. The cobalt ground circular dishes decorated with a large central strawberry leaf and smaller white blossoms, 7 1/2" Catalogued and curated by Nico

18th Century French style Jar & Cover c.1870, the body decorated with upright stripes of amber and brown with green leaves to the top, the domed lid decorated with stylised leaves, a leafage finial, a

on stand c.1875, straight sided mottled green, yellow and cobalt blue, supported on three yellow ball feet, 9"h

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica ‘Cherry Blossom’ Pitcher c.1875. The bulbous shaped turquoise basket bound with pink ribbon tied in bows, the body decorated with cherry blossom and with a turquoise strap

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica Renaissance Style ‘Triangular’ Salt. c.1875 After an 16th Century German Silver Gilt Original. Modelled with a triangular cobalt blue dish with a central circular turquois

A Very Rare Wedgwood Majolica Plate Depicting October from the Months of the Year Series c. 1875, never seen before. The design originally for a tile depicting a young man in 18th century dress holdin

Wedgwood Majolica 'Sardinia' sardine box and cover in the form of a Mediterranean fishing boat with an anchor finial on the lid. Each end has a colourful catch of sardines, complete with fishing nets.

late 19th century, a relief depiction of a classical female kneeling to making a smoking offering before a small statue of the god Eros, stamped on the back. 10.75 in. Additional high-resolution phot

A Very Rare Wedgwood Majolica Palissy Style Dish c.1875. Modelled after a 16th Century Palissy original, the oval body with a central bowl of mottled pale blue and brown with a mottled blue and orange

c.1875, Mottled green and dark grey with yellow lion and ring handles, 7" Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

monkey compote with tree trunk base, 3 monkeys frolicking in tree, minor hairline; 11 1/2"d, 5"h

A Rare Large Wedgwood Majolica ‘Nautilus’ Pitcher c.1875. The grey body molded with a large pink and white nautilus shell with green seaweed decorating the neck and pedestal base, the arched handl

commemorative pitcher, no. 2764, made to commemorate the first "Prince of Wales Stakes" horse race in 1862, with Edward VII and Princess Alexandra on each side within a horseshoe, 7"