Majolica Compote Marked Eichwald

Majolica Compote Marked Eichwald, 12" X 16.5", Elaborate Shell Form, Scalloped Bowl With "Petal" Stand, Stand And Bowl Are Meant To Be Mounted Together With Connecting Rod, However The Rod Is Not Incl

Majolica Compote Marked Eichwald, 12" x 16.5", Elaborate Shell Form Scalloped Bowl With "Petal" Stand, Stand And Bowl Are Meant To Be Mounted Together With Connecting Rod, However Rod Is Not Included,

Majolica Compote Marked Eichwald #2023, 12" x 16.5", Elaborate Shell Form, Scalloped Bowl With "Petal" Base, Base And Bowl Are Meant To Be Mounted Together With Connecting Rod, However The Rod Is Not

Continental, 19th C., marked Eichwald 1213 underside. Top loose from base.Broken top. 22"h x 19"w x 9"d Provenance: Property from an Ohio Estate.

An Eichwald majolica centerpiece compote with putti blowing horn handle and large reticulated shell-form bowl decorated with cattails and flowers. Marked and numbered 1215. 14 in tall x 19 in wide x 8

American/European, early 20th century. Group includes an owl pitcher and a small compote, both marked "George Morley Majolica" (Wellsville, Ohio), floral pitcher, small sugar jar and shell-shaped cent

Large early majolica center piece with shell shaped bold numbered and marked "Eichwald" in nice condition. 14" wide, 11" tall, 16" deep.

Fresco Heads" pattern, wonderful deer head decoration and reticulation. Marked as shown, ca. 1875, 3" x 5" x 9

Early 1900s French Majolica Footed Compote with gilt bronze grape mounts by Andre Villien. Signed at the bottom, marked "France" on trim. Measures 6" tall and 11" in diameter. Good Condition.

It measures 8 1/4” x 4 1/2” and is marked. It has a faint 1/2” hairline, and has two small chips on the rim that have been repaired(c photos). Otherwise it has no other issues Shippi

MAJOLICA PLATES AND COMPOTESContinental, 19th and 20th century, ceramic. Six (6) pieces: a raised floral compote marked 3403, 80, and impressed J, 10; a reticulated Wedgwood compote with apple design

Vase marked Majolica, height 14", planter marked Talavera Romero, 8" and a compote marked Mundo de Azulejos, height 5 3/8", diameter 15 1/4".

MAJOLICA GROUP OF 3 COMPOTES, PAIR OF GREEN COMPOTES MARKED WEDGWOOD, APPROXIMATELY 8 1/2 IN X 5 IN HIGH

RARE MAJOLICA FAUN COMPOTEEngland, circa 1870, ceramic. Figural form base with underside marked Wedgwood and OXZ. 9" height

20th C. marked underside. Chips, wear, surface distress. 9-1/4"h x 9"dia.

Late 19th/early 20th Century, all with green glaze, comprising 8 misc. plates, 1 rectangular tray, and 1 rectangular compote, four marked 'WEDGWOOD' h. 4 w. 12-1/2 d. 8-3/4 in. (compote)

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

(3) pieces. Including Choisy Le Roi, two indistinctly marked pieces. Compote, plate, and footed basket planter. Dimensions: (Stand) H 2.75" x Dia. 8.5" Condition: Crazing, chip to vase and plate.

Two Majolica Leaf Decorated Compotes, England and Pennsylvania, late 19th century, a marked George Jones with large leaves, dia. 9 1/4; and another with allover veining, dia. 10 3/8 in.

Marked and Numbers 1201 and stamped with two fishes inside an oval on the bottom base. Dimensions: H 20.5" x D 15"; Condition: Normal signs of aging. A few chips to bottom edge of base.

A Continental Eichwald Art Nouveau / Secessionist majolica style pedestal centrepiece with fruit and flower decoration. Marked under with no. 2005. Approx. 13 1/2" high

A Continental Eichwald Art Nouveau / Secessionist majolica style pedestal centrepiece with fruit and flower decoration. Marked under with no. 2005. Approx. 13 1/2" high

Wedgwood Majolica Green Leaf Assortment (10) items including a footed rectangle compote, (9) plates and a half moon dish; all marked on underside Property from: a Glenview, Illinois estate Height: 4 i

modeled as a tree trunk supporting a turquoise oval bowl with pink interior, a hound beneath peering around the trunk at a partridge supported on an oval base; shape no. 3205; ref pg 116, Dawes, 10&rd