MAJOLICA POTTERY NUDE MERMAID WITH NET, C 1880 LILY FORM DISH

dish c.1880 , 6" diam

9 pcs. of 19th c. Majolica glazed pottery tableware including compote, 3 leaf form dishes, large leaf form dish with figural applied bird, and rectangular platter (corner chipped) 8"-14"

Collection of 7 pcs. of late 19th c. Majolica glazed embossed pottery including leaf form dish, 3 plates, sugar and creamer, pitcher -some items with chips and cracks 3"-12"

C.1880, 7"l

Lot of (7) Pieces of Assorted Majolica Pottery, all with leaf decoration, incl: 19th c. Etruscan majolica serving dish by Griffen Smith & Hall, 8 1/2" x 8 1/4"; Vintage multicolor leaf form serving di

An Excellent Quality Victoria Pottery Company Majolica Sardine Dish and Cover. c.1875. The brown basket weave base decorated with bamboo leaves, the cover formed of large overlapping lily leaves and f

Majolica Green Brown Pink Painted and Glazed Pottery in Cabbage Leaf Form Plate 8.5w x 8.75d x 1.75h and Strawberry Flowers with Basket Weaver Plate 9.25d x 1.25h. Circa 1860 - 1880. $20 flat fee boxi

Centrepiece c.1880,  modeled as a large yellow and brown scallop shell with mermaid terminal, a cherub sat to one end, supported on the shoulders of two back to back mermen in waves, all upon a brown

A Griffen Smith and Hill Etruscan Majolica Lily Pattern Vase c.1880. The body modeled as a cluster of green leaves , the neck formed of white petals, all with a pink interior, 4” Pattern Vase c.1880

A Rare Wedgwood Argenta ‘Floating Barrel’ Sardine Dish and Cover c.1880 The rectangular base molded with waves and scattered sea weed to form the dish, the cover formed as a large barrel with scat

A Wedgwood Argenta ‘Floating Crate’ Sardine Dish   A Wedgwood Argenta ‘Floating Crate’ Sardine Dish c.1880 The rectangular base molded with waves and a planked crate to form the dish, the co

wheat butter dish c.1880, 8"

Strawberry Pattern Bread Dish c.1880, 10" x 12 1/4", the shaped oval body decorated with brightly glazed leaves and grapes all against a brown ground. A blue ground example is illustrated in a Wedgwoo

Pattern Butter Pats c..1880 each with shell and coral centre and a border of waves. For a single example: Majolica Mania: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850-1915, Volume 1, p

19th C. T.C. Brown - Westhead Moore and Company Earthenware Majolica Style Umbrella Stand, in Bamboo Form with Three Curved Supports and Double Circular Base, C. 1880. 17" Diameter, 30" High

A Griffen Smith and Hill Etruscan Majolica Oak Pattern Soap Dish and Cover c.1880. The oval yellow basket weave box and cover decorated with oak leaves and acorns, the handle formed as branch, 5 1/4��

Cheese Dish and Cover c.1880, 9 1/2"h, 9"d, the straight sided cover with geometric mashrabiya style panels to the sides and top, alternated with panels of flowers in urns to the sides, with a knop wi

(2) rare Minton majolica shell-form Jardinieres, c. 1870, polychrome painted and tin glazed cast pottery, modeled as a single nautilus shell raised on coral branches, resting on a rock-form pedestal,

Box & Cover c.1875 designed as a frog sat on a lily pad to form the cover and the base formed as rocks and leaves, 6"w, 4"h. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

A rare and unusual platter attributed to the migrant Italian potters of the Triana-Sevilla pottery center in Spain during the first half of the 17th Century. Painted with impasto on the rim and centra

Stilton Dish and Cover c.1875, 14 1/2"h, 10 1/2"w, the straight sided body decorated with lily pads, blossoms, grasses and bullrushes, and dragonflies, the handle formed as a kingfishes with a fish in

Choisy Le Roi Majolica Vase c.1880, 28'h, 22"w, designed by Paul Comolera, formed as two large eagles and smaller birds around a Corinthian capital and fallen pediment , all upon a leafy earthy ground

A LARGE SILVER TORAH SHIELD. Warsaw, c. 1880. Cartouche form. Decorated with applied lions and crown, with later additions of the Tablets of the Law. Engraved on verso with multiple dedication inscrip

Majolica Vase c.1880, 28", designed by Paul Comolera, formed as a strutting rooster afront a vase formed of wheat, all upon an earthy ground pedestal, inscribed P. Comolera. Paul Comolera (French) was