ITALIAN CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA ISTORIATO PLATE

19th c., Urbino-style, poss. Francesco Xanto Avelli, depicting Europa abducted by Zeus in the form of a white bull, cockerel mark, 11” From the collection of a Boston, Massachusetts gentleman co

Faenze-style, late 19th/early 20th c., center with heraldic shield surrounded by border of dolphins and trophies, cockerel mark and Made in Italy, 10.5” From the collection of a Boston, Massachu

An Italian maiolica putto plate, Cantagalli, 19th C. Dia.: 22 cm

"Isabella" and Philomena". Two lustre plates, or chargers, each apprx 10-1/2" x 2". Deruta-style with portraits, imbricated and foliate border, both have cockerel mark on verso. Ti

Niccolo Tommaso Grue (Italian, 1726-1781). 18th c. Italian maiolica istoriato plaque, depicting a scene of farmers gathering in the ruins of a Classical temple, a city and mountains in the background.

Title: An Italian maiolica 'Berrettino' plate, probably Faenza, 17th C. Description: Dia.: 22,2 cm

male and female profile portraits with various intricate borders; two plates a pair; six marked DERUTA; five marked

Monte Follonico Italian Maiolica bowls and plates with grape vine and leaf decoration, marked to base. 23 pieces total. [10 1/4" Diam.]. Some marks and wear.

17th-18th c. Italian Istoriato Majolica Plate painted with an Eros holding a torch in an extensive verdant landscape and a castle in the background. Rooster mark in blue verso. 8 3/4" diam. Includes a

Hungarian Holics (Holitsch) Faience Dish, c.1750.Painted in the Italian istoriato maiolica style, monogram cojoined HF.Small old restuck chip to rim. (Dia.25cm)

on reverse: ISTORIATO RAFFIGURANTE LA GUERRA DI TROIA/ 1520 CIRCA / DIPINTO INTERAMENTE A MANO and illegible script signature of maker....also signed on front DIPINTO A MANO ....illegible signature...

A footed urn hand-decorated with putti, figural snake handles, signed with the Cantagalli cockerel mark on the base. Measures 10.5 x 7.5 x 6.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and

(lot of 6) Italian tin-glazed earthenware plates, Cantagalli, Firenze, foliate border, unique heraldic devices, glazed cockerel mark, approx 8.5"diam, 5.25lbs total Start Price: $100.00

Attributed to Ulisse Cantagalli (Italian, 1831-1901) of Cantagalli Factory (Italian, 1878-1985), early 20th century. A set of ten majolica faience dessert plates each circular with decorative molded e

Set of 16 Cantagalli Lusterware Italian Plates, having a tree and dragonflies, marked with rooster, made in Italy, 19th or 20th century, diameter 10 1/4 inches.

A large group of Italian maiolica pottery wares, Including 16 plates in three different sizes and a pitcher, each painted with birds and flowers in blue, green, white and purple-red, the base marked S

The Italian faience charger decorated by hand in elaborate Gabbio style design incorporating serpents, gryphons and other winged creatures centered by an armorial device, signed back side with the coc

Set of Seven Cantagalli Majolica Italian Faience Scenic Plates, 19th or 20th century, diameter 10 1/4 inches.

The central Istoriato of Classical maidens and mythical sea creatures surrounded by typical Italianate designs of reptiles, marine mollusks, griffins and urns on blue ground divided by four reserves i

old elements, rectangular top with drawer to apron, turned legs joined by stretchers, 34”h; 44”w; 21”d From a Boston home used to display the collection of Cantagalli maiolica.

The grotesque masks and visages amongst classical motifs and istoriato decoration, signed on the underside of the base with the Cantagalli cockerel mark. Measures 12 x 21.5 x 9 inches. We happily prov

Troughed Maiolica wall plate with polychrome Istoriato painting. Mythical scenery with Leda in the well, swans and botanical ornaments on the lip. This wall plate is a historicist interpretation of th

Polychromed pottery plate in cobalt blue, green, white, and rust colored decorative foliate pattern. Marked on bottom with Cantagalli cockerel, "14" and "PG". Raised on recessed foot with pierced hole

An antique Italian tin-glazed hand-painted ceramic plate. Majolica technique. Renaissance period, presumably early XVI century. The plate is decorated with a picture of the istoriato genre, a multi-fi