FRENCH JEROME MASSIER MAJOLICA GRIFFIN JARDINIERE

French majolica jardiniere/ planter, Jerome Massier (1850-1916), Vallauris, c.1900, in a lavender glaze, scalloped rim with pierced trefoils, handles modeled as winged griffins, fluted body with embos

Antique Jerome Massier (French) Flower Form Majolica Jardiniere. Interior is turquoise glazed. Flower petals feature gilt edges. Bottom signed "Jerome Massier Fils Vallauris". Measures 14 inches high

French majolica figural jardiniere base, Clement Massier (France, 1844-1917), Golfe-Juan, early 20th c., in mottled blue/ brown glaze, three griffin supports, on conforming plinth base, impressed mark

Monumental majolica jardiniere on stand, in the manner of Clement Massier (French, 1844-1917), mottled green/ black glaze, three griffin supports on conforming plinth base, bottom edge (foot) of jardi

French tin glazed earthenware vase, J. Massier Fils (Jerome Massier, 1850-1916), Vallauris, c.1900, sculptural form, hand-painted design with thistles, artist signed Max, small glaze chips to ribs, ap

modeled as large pink petals of an open flower, with green stem at its base, very nice conditon, three minor chips on the rim, no repair, very hard to find, 16 1/4"l, 8 1/4"h, signed at base

Delphin Massier (French 1836-1907) Majolica Jardinieres Signed on underside, (2) similar items having an iris motif, also noted on underside 'Vallarus A M' Property from: a Chicago, Illinois estate He

Impressive Large Pair of Delphin Massier (French, Vallauris 1837-1907) Majolica Floriform Jardinieres and Pedestals, late 19th/early 20thc. Each jardiniere modeled in the form of a chrysanthemum flowe

Delphin Massier (French, 1836-1907)A Majolica Swan Jardinière, France, late 19th century Signed: "Delphin. Massier/Vallauris. (A.M)/V." H: 10, Dia: 13 in.PROVENANCE:Private Collection, New York, NY

Majolica Jardiniere on Stand c.1890, 52"h, 19"w, the pedestal designed as a beautifully painted peacock around a column of grasses supporting a circular jardiniere surmounted by three large beautifull

Jardiniere on Stand c.1880, the pedestal formed as a heron stood before a waisted pedestal of tall grass and reeds all upon a faux marble pedestal base, the jardiniere colored as pond above grass and

Delphin Massier (French, 1836-1907)A Pair of Majolica Crane Jardinières, France, late 19th century Both signed: "Delphin Massier/Vallauris (A.M.)" to underside. H: 39 1/2, Dia: 18 in.PROVENANCE:Priva

base, signed JMF Vallauris for "Jerome Massier Vallauris", vibrant, rich color, 5”l x 4 1/2"h, c1880, perfect condition

well with song birds, 26". Ref. Karmason-Stacke p190

form of a multi-colored grasshopper, 13"l, 6 1/2"h

Jerome Massier Majolica Cockerel Floor Vase, Circa 1890. Realistically modelled and colored rooster, standing beside a tree stump with his head turned and crowing, signed "JEROME MASSiER/ Fils/ VALLAU

modelled as four brightly colored budgerigars perched on a branch between two pink cylindrical flower vases all upon an earthy ground, 13½"w, 7½"h. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A Jerome Massier Majolica ‘Iris’ Vase c.1880. Shape no.1160. Modelled as a large yellow iris with a green stem forming the support, 8 1/2"

Sarreguemines Pottery (France, 1790 - 1983), late 19th/early 20th century. A large majolica jardiniere or centerpiece having a rectangular form with rounded ends, the interior in turquoise glaze, the

in the form of three frogs looking up, with open mouths, impressed mark to underside. 7.5 in.

A French majolica jardiniEre and pedestalEarly 20th centurySigned on undersideThe molded pottery pot in an Art Nouveau design rendered in greens and burgundy tones2 pieces46" H x 18" W x 18&

(lot of 3) French majolica garnitures, early 20th c., floral motif, turquoise glazed interiors, including: (1) jardiniere, approx 7.25"h, 13"l, 8.25"w, (2) cachepots, approx 7.5"h, 9"w, 8"d; 11.5lbs t

and stag on one side, tiger on the other, 10"h, 13"w

DESCRIPTION: French Sarreguemines majolica jardiniere and pedestal with coffee colored base, relief leaves molding and peach toned column. Jardiniere continues the theme with relief leaves and flowers