Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C.

Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C. style, with cobalt decoration, hand-painted, central decoration of standing maiden with mythical creature, flat rim over deep well, wear consistent

Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C. style, with cobalt decoration, hand-painted, central decoration of griffin with human head holding sash, flat rim over deep well, wear consistent wi

Hispano-Moresque lusterware deep dish, 15th/16th C. style, with cobalt decoration, hand-painted, male figure with shield standing next to raring beast, flat rim over deep well, wear consistent with ag

Hispanomoresque: A glazed deep bowl Spanish lusterware ceramic, 16/17 th c., Manice Hispanomoresque. 2 ¼ high x 7 1/8 across handles. Together with a 17 th c. dish painted with blue geometric f

Full title: Three Hispano-Moresque lusterware dishes, 17th C. Description: Dia 35,5 cm (the largest) About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures a

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, Spain, 20th c., the dish with deep sides and raised center decorated with foliates in a gilt luster, indentations at leaves, signed "NG Espana" on b

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, Spain, 20th c., the dish with deep sides decorated with foliates in a gilt luster segmented with raised cobalt blue dots, 15.5" diam., 2"d, 2.75lbs

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, 20th c., the dish with deep sides decorated with foliates and dots in a gilt luster, central cobalt blue lion, 15.5" diam., 2"d, 3.5lbs Start Price:

Hispano- Moresque Revival luster "reflejos" charger, Spain, 20th c., the dish with deep sides and raised domed center decorated with foliates in a gilt luster, signed "NG Espana" on back, 14" diam, 2"

Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, c. 1920, the dish with deep sides decorated with foliates in a gilt luster, central cobalt blue lion, signed 'Co Fran Mora' on back, some glaze loss

Large and Fine Hispano-Moresque Charger Antique Hispano-Moresque large deep dish or charger, a particularly fine one of the late 17th century to 18th. With a likely town crest at its center boss, this

Dia.: 50 cm Signed LC on the base.

(pair) Hispano- Moresque Revival pottery reflejos charger, Spain, 20th c., having deep sides with raised center, decorated in blue glaze with all over foliate design, 14.5" diam, 1.75"d, 6.5lbs total

early 20th c. Cantagalli Italian faience glazed art pottery charger with copper lusterware Hispano-Moresque decoration in the manner of William DeForest 17"

EARLY HISPANO-MORESQUE PEACOCK VASE. LUSTERWARE. ISLAMIC DRILLED WHEN IT WAS CONVERTED TO A LAMP.WARE FROM AGE AND USE. NYC COLLECTIONThe peace measures at 11 1/2 inches approximately. We highly recom

Six 19th C. Pewter Plates, includes: three Thos. Boardman two 11" deep dishes, c 1808 and 1820 and three 7 3/4" plates c 1810; one Edw. Danforth 8" dish 1788-1794. CONDITION: Some with knife scratches

EIGHT (8) MATCHING DEEP DISHES, C. 1780-1800, 9 3/4”, COBALT BLUE AND GOLD DECORATION, GOLD GILT RIM, CENTRAL DRAPED MEDALLION CONTAINS SHIELD WITH INITIAL MONOGRAM “M G T.” (PROVENANCE: VILLAGE

A LARGE HISPANO-MORESQUE POTTERY DISH WITH PSEUDO-CALLIGRAPHY D: 47 cm

TWO HISPANO-MORESQUE CIRCULAR DISHES, 10ins and 7ins diameter (both AF).

Dutch Delft polychrome deep dish. 18th C. Dimensions: 13"d

A bowl by Cantagalli with lustre and blue decoration in the Hispano-Moresque style, c 1880-90. Ulysse Cantagalli, Florence, drew his inspiration from Arts and Crafts designers like William de Morgan,

Museum Quality 17th C. Hispano-Moresque Silk Brocade Hanging; repaired and lined. Size: 33'' x 96'' (84 x 244 cm). Private NYC collection.

A large 16th C. Hispano-Moresque gold luster ceramic tile with St. James shell encircled by 6 pears, cracked and repaired, h. 10 1/2" x w. 12" x d. 1". Provenance: purchased by F. C. Morgan in Madrid

Back at auction due to fraudulent bidder from 6/2/2016 sale… Spain, 18th century CE. Arguably some of the most beautiful pottery to ever come out of western Europe. The technique originally created