Group of Majolica Wares

Group of Majolica Wares </> Unmarked. Comprising: A shallow bowl A pair of leaf dishes A basket weave and grape dishes The largest 10 in. diam., (4 pcs). </> </>

comprising signed Etruscan leaf plate, artichoke form vase, radish dish, corn vase, oyster plate, floral pitcher, leaf cup. Largest: 8" high, 7 1/2" wide, 4 1/2" deep. Pitcher with cracking, some ligh

Group of Majolica Serving Wares Comprising: A Davenport compote, impressed mark Threeleaf shaped dishes, unmarked A pair of shaped dishes, unmarked The compote 5 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 9 3/4 in., (6 pcs). The

Group of Majolica Leaf Wares Comprising: A small jug with pewter lid A double leaf serving dish A begonia leaf dish An oak leaf dish A pair of plates The largest 2 3/4 x 12 1/4 x 9 in., (6 pcs).

comprising pair of urns with ram head design, possibly Minton majolica, and an artichoke form dish with bird finial. Urns: 7 7/8" high, 7" wide, 5" deep. Crazing, chips to lidded dish, light crazing t

eight continental decorative table articles, including two salts. Largest: 6 3/8" diameter. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

"Terre de Provence" French country pottery serving items. Largest: 7 1/2", 16" diameter. One small handled bowl with glaze chip to edge, mixing bowl with glaze chip to handle, vase with a few glaze ch

(lot of 39) Porcelain and ceramic dish group, consisting of (23) Majolica lettuce-ware ceramic dishes, some by Wedgwood, 8"dia. (7) Royal Worcester cobalt parcel gilt decorated dishes, 10.5"dia.

Group of Five Majolica Leaf Form Table Wares Comprising: A small geranium dish A begonia leaf dish, impressed mark A grape leaf and basket plate A varigated leaf dish A green leaf plate The largest 9

Group of nine Wedgwood Argenta Ware Majolica Fan Pattern; Qty. 6 dessert plates: efflorescence on glaze, minor inclusions, light age wear; Qty. 2 low dessert stands: efflorescence on glaze, minor incl

candle stick with fern and shell decorated base, stem with snake, frog, snail, and fern supporting lion masked candle holder, 17"; Karmason Collection

French Palissy Ware Majolica planter with putti's on each side, ram's head handles and hoof feet, 7 1/2" w, 5" h

Palissy Ware Majolica plate with scenic center and wicker border, 8 1/2"

late 19th or early 20th, to include a leaf form compote, not marked; a low compote with floral and geometric decoration, not marked; and five Wedgwood "Cauliflower Ware" saucers, marked. Tallest 5 x 9

Large French Quimper Platter - repaired, two green majolica pitchers, Made in England transfer ware pitcher,

Dedham Pottery Crackle Ware Night and Morning Pitcher. (#10 majolica type). Depicting an early morning scene on obverse, with a rooster and chickens beneath the bright sun and an owl beneath a dozing

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

green leaf dish with the stalk modeled as a handle, fish and shell detail,16"l, signed to the underside, ref. p224 Palissy Ware, Marshall Katz and Robert Lehr

An excellent quality Minton Majolica teapot designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser c1875, inspired by a Japanese red ware shape, the turquoise ground body with a band of bamboo around the center and a de

Saucers c.1875, modeled after 18th Century, Wedgwood & Wheildon Ware pineapple patterns, the cup and saucers decorated naturalistically as pineapple. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

, Phoenix Ware by Thomas Forester & Sons, England, hairline to one.

c.1870, 9 1/2", the cobalt blue body with yellow quatrefoils and a yellow mask to the spout, all modelled after the Bellarmine jug, a type of decorated salt glazed stone ware that was manufactured in

Royal Doulton and Majolica Smoking-Related Items. Two Royal Doulton Dickens-ware humidores and an ashtray, plus a Majolica man smoking a pipe figural humidore. Tallest humidore 7-1/4"h. Condition: Ver

1st group: 3 Pottery Items including Mocha ware mug, marked "Pint CR19", 5 1/8" H; Copeland Spode cream pitcher, 4" H; Majolica milk jug with cabbage leaf pattern, unmarked, 8" H. late 19th-early 20th