Hispano Moresque Spanish Mojolica Holy Water Font 18th

Early Hispano Moresque Holy Water font, late 17th to early 19th century, decorated with figures of Madonna and Child done in red luster tin glaze on an earthenware body. Height 10 ½ Inches (26.5 cm)

New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A dramatic, ornate vessel with a curved handle, used to hold holy water inside of a church. The cast bronze vessel has a bulbous form,

7 pieces, including holy water font, 18th century, 23 cm. tall.

Spanish Glazed Ceramic Holy Water Font or wall-mounted jardiniere, hand painted landscape with cupid, label to verso. 13" H x 5" W x 2.5" D. Keywords: Art pottery, Garden accessories, Majolica

Spanish glazed ceramic holy water font or wall-mounted jardiniere, hand painted landscape with cupid, label to verso. 13" H x 5" W x 2.5" D.

Large Spanish Colonial style silver (content unknown) baptismal/ holy water font, the entirety of the vessel with repousse scroll and foliate motifs, central opposing birds, shell-form basin, raised o

Spanish Colonial style silver (content unknown) baptismal/ holy water font, the entirety of the vessel with repousse scroll and foliate motifs, central oval cartouche, over shell-form basin, raised on

Antique 1600's Spanish Netherlands pewter crucifix Holy Water font wall pocket.Made of thick cast pewter. Crucifix up top. Signed on back - A V R. Antique, 17th century, Spanish Netherlands. Measureme

Swiss, shell-shaped holy water font with three claw and ball feet, 18th century, pewter, unmarked, 14 3/4"w x 12 3/8"d x 5 1/2"h Provenance: Sold by The Art Institute of Chicago

Southern Italy , 18th century

Antique holy water font, made of thick and solid cast bronze. Fine details. Displays a winged rendition of the Virgin Mary, holding a young Jesus by the hand. Grape vine and leaf motifs on font. Antiq

There is Rex Valencia Spanish nun figure measuring approx. 8.5"H, a Belleek holy water font depicting Jesus with a shell as the font, and a Lenox fruit bowl measuring approx. 4.5"H x 9.75" diameter. T

A fantastic 18th Century or early 19th Century nicely carved and richly gilt wood benetier, holy water font. Mounted in center is a thin bronze mounted crucifix with Christ, Virgin Mary at bottom of c

18th and 19th centuries; including: pedestal centerbowl, plate, spoon, pair of miniature chambersticks, pair of telescoping candlesticks and a lidded holy water font, possibly late 17th century

Large antique Spanish dish, Manises, 18th-century. The surface is adorned with a beautiful copper luster decoration, depicting birds flying among flowers, fruits, and leaves. Dimensions: 17 in., (43 c

L'elaborata composizione è completamente avvolta da una ricca cornice di fiori e foglie finemente sbalzate, fra i quali si possono riconoscere tulipani, espressione perfetta per rappresentare il ve

Giltwood and Enamel Holy Water Font, fourth quarter 19th century, probably Limoges, the Baroque-style giltwood surround with a holy water font carved with a winged angel face, with corbels on each sid

(lot of 3) Continental ceramic holy water fonts, including: (1) polychrome majolica font, with pierced border, depicting San Francisco de Asis, signed to back; (1) blue and green figural font, INM ove

Height 11, Width 5, Depth 3

ITALIAN HOLY WATER FONT, CIRCA MID 1900S, HANDMADE AND HAND PAINTED, COVARRUBIAS STYLE BAS RELIEF ITALIAN FAIENCE MAJOLICA, BEARING THE EFFIGY OF THE VIRGIN MARY AND THE CHILD JESUS, MARKED MADE IN IT

ITALIAN HOLY WATER FONT, CIRCA 1950S, HANDMADE AND HAND PAINTED BAS RELIEF ITALIAN FAIENCE MAJOLICA, BEARING THE EFFIGY OF THE CROSS OF MONT CALVARY BENEATH TWO ANGELS, MADE IN SPAIN PAPER LABEL ON VE

ITALIAN HOLY WATER FONT, CIRCA MID 1900S, HANDMADE AND HAND PAINTED, COVARRUBIAS STYLE BAS RELIEF ITALIAN FAIENCE MAJOLICA, BEARING THE EFFIGY OF THE VIRGIN MARY AND THE CHILD JESUS WITH TYPICAL COVAR

A Maria Santisima holy water font, 2003 Silver and ceramic Signed and dated to the ceramic: [JGS monogram] / 03; signed again with monogram to the silver verso 10.25" H x 5.75" W x 2.5" D

Holy water font (Acquasantiera)—Italy, probably Castelli, 20th cent. White-ground glazed maiolica painted in green, yellow and manganese. 33 x 16 x 9 cm. - Slightly chipped.