Luneville France pair of majolica cornucopia

wall pockets, 15"

Pair of KG Luneville France Hand-Painted Porcelain Candle Holders. Beautiful hand painted pink, yellow & blue flower throughout the porcelain candle holder. Measurements: 8 1/2" tall x 5 1/2" wide. We

Pair of Minton & Co. Majolica Bacchanalian Figural Cornucopia Vases Emblematic of Abundance Model numbers 1197 and 1198 Each modeled in the form a male or female putto holding a scythe and clinging to

with putti, 14", repairs

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

Delphin Massier (French, 1836-1907)A Pair of Majolica Iris Vases, France, late 19th centurySigned: "Delphin. Massier/cie/Vallauris" H: 14 1/4 in. PROVENANCE: Private Collection, New York, NY

French Art Nouveau Majolica ceramic vase, featuring floral design and perforated rim, marked 'Keller and Guerin / Luneville / France' 38"h x 17"d We happily provide seamless shipping

Muller Frères Pair of lamp-vases in opalescent glass blown mold and cut, decorated in relief with deco flowers. Luneville, France, 1925ca. Signed under the base. (h 40 cm.) (defects) IT Coppia di vas

Together with twelve Copeland Spode fruit and flower pattern plates, a reticulated two handled dish, two small Italian dishes, and seven Luneville, France plates. 24 pieces Chips, wear. Provenance: Pr

A Pair of Majolica Palissy Oyster PlatesFrance, attributed to Thomas Victor Sergent 1880-1889, painted in shades of green, each of the six wells shaped and decorated as a fish head, not signed. 10 1//

Including, 4 Luneville France cups and saucer with matching sugar, a pair of Royal Vienna coffee pots, 5 Ginori cups and 6 plates, two white cups and saucers, 8 cups and 11 floral Rosenthal saucers, a

mantle vases in the form of recumbent putti with foliage swags and cornucopia vase, 11", professional rim repair to one

Choisy le Roi, pair large French majolica vases, c. 1890, France, polychrome glazed pottery, each baluster vase decorated with a shaped cartouche centered between scrolling floral handles, flanked on

DESCRIPTION: Two matching majolica vases, each featuring a scalloped lip and polychrome floral and foliage applications. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 8.75-9" W: 6.5-6.75" L: 6.5-7

Pair French Onnaing Majolica Pottery Candlesticks - A pair of Art Nouveau white glazed pottery candlesticks. incised on underside: "123 Onnaing Made-in France", Stamped: P.V. Made in France". 10 1/2"

Beautiful majolica multicolored potteries. Jardinieres with three lion heads and garland drapes of nuts and fruit all supported by three men separated by cornucopias overflowing with fruit. English Re

winged putto vases, the vases formed as cornucopia with leaf detail

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Jacob Petit hand painted porcelain vases in an amethyst ground color finished with gold gilt in a floral design. Marked "J.P" on the bottom of each. CIRCA: 19th ct ORIGIN: France

France,Early 20th Century Opposing pair of lamps Depicting Pan and Venus holding cornucopias surrounded by fruits and acanthus leaves over a footed base. Includes red and gold striped fringed lampshad

Four Vintage Majolica Oyster Platesincludes a French plate with well, 1920s (9 1/2 in.), a pair of plates, Cerenne Vallauris, France, mid 1950s (10 1/4 in.), and a plate made in Italy, Vietri, molded

Pair of antique hand painted rustique majolica glazed vases designed beautifully with a raised insect, frog & salamander motif. Circa: France, 19th Century. Each measure 9" Tall x 5-1/5" Wide. Estate

PAIR OF LARGE GREEN CERAMIC GARDEN URNSFrance, 19th CenturyGreen majolica glazed ceramic urns with two handles. Flared rim with narrow foot on square plinth.Heights 20”. Provenance:Bardith Antiq

Western Europe, France, Neoclassical period, ca. 1870s CE. An opulent pair of brass lamps in the form of a satyr and satyress holding up a cornucopia surmounted by a false candlestick. Each fantastica

Group bird-themed majolica, incl. Holdcroft, 19th - 20th c., France and England, including a St. Clement majolica stork pitcher, 14"h x 9"l x 4"w, a Holdcroft swan pitcher, 11"h x 8"l x 6"w, a pair of