MAJOLICA TEAPOT W/BIRD ON BRANCH

Vintage Chinese Majolica Teapot with Cicada and Plums: Apple Shaped Stoneware Teapot with Branch Handle and Spout has 2 Plum Bunches and Cicada on Side. Illegible Impressed Stamp Mark. (100-200)

MAJOLICA FLAT-SIDED TEAPOTEngland, 19th century, floral decorated demi-lune form teapot having branch form handle and spout, in the manner of Joseph Holdcroft, unmarked. 7" height, 9.5" width, 3" dept

MAJOLICA APPLE BLOSSOM TEAPOT BY GEORGE JONESEngland, circa 1870, teapot having branch-form handle with raised apple blossom and basket weave decoration, marked underfoot "5304A" and diamond registry.

A Rare Three Piece Holdcroft Majolica Horse Chestnut Tea set Seat, c.1875. Each piece modeled as a brown horse chestnut decorated with leaves, the teapot with green branch handle and spout and all s

and Cover c.1875. Modelled as a yellow coconut, with green leaf forming the spout,  branch forming the handle and feet, the cover formed as a mushroom, 9"w, 5½"h Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus B

Wild Rose Tea Set c.1875, the bodies decorated with wild roses and leaves, all with branch handles, the teapot and sugar bowl with rose bud knops. Only known three piece tea set in this design. Teapot

Majolica ‘Three Legged Sailor’ Teapot and Cover c.1875. Modeled as a three legged sailor sat upon a tree stump, the spout formed as a booted leg and the handle of branch, the sailors head and top

Complete Apple Blossom Cabaret Set c.1875, all decorated with apple blossom, basket weave and branch handles. Tray 20"x15", teapot 7" (mismatched lid), professional repair to sugar lid, hairline to on

set of 3 graduated pitchers and matching teapot

teapot c.1870 modelled as a boy in blue robes, yellow pants, and black shoes climbing onto a large coconut, with branch handle and spout. Height 8”,10”w

c.1875 modelled as a Chinese boy clambering over a nut, the spout and handle as branch; professional repair to lid; 5"h, 7 1/2"w Literature: Majolica Mania, Volume 2, page 343; Majolica, Nicholas M. D

bamboo teapot, hairline to base, repair to lid

Apple & Wren Teapot c.1875 modelled as a large apple with a wren forming the knop on the cover peering down at a fly on the side of the body, branches forming the spout, handle and support below, 5"h,

form of a vulture attacking a snake, the vulture with pink neck, brown feathers with black wing tips on rock mound base, the rarest of Minton's figural majolica teapots, from the Marilyn Karmason Coll

c.1875, the ovoid body with a monkey forming the handle and holding reins leading up to a rooster at the front forming the spout, the cover with a snail final, all upon three splayed spike feet. 6"h,

A  T.C. Brown Westhead Moore and Co. Majolica Teapot c.1875. The hexagonal, flat sided, brown glazed body with a circular panel of Gothic style leaves and blossoms against a cobalt blue ground, the s

An excellent quality Minton Majolica teapot designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser c1875, inspired by a Japanese red ware shape, the turquoise ground body with a band of bamboo around the center and a de

A Very Rare Joseph Holdcroft Majolica Branch and Blossom Stick Stand c.1875. Modeled as a central turquoise holder decorated with grasses and plants with three further holders formed as upright branch

Limited edition fine china teapot with beautiful coloration in a boat form decorated with mice frieze on sides and cat looking down a mouse holding a carrot that decorates a removable lid. Minton back

The fine example of majolica in George Jones quality displays the finer, more precise decoration and brighter colors of England's finer majolica potters. Measures 6.5 x 6.5 inches. Without proof of ex

with sailor atop coil of rope with three legs, 9 1/2", professional repair to hat rim

Minton Style Majolica teapot. A figural monkey to the handle, chicken to the spout, and snail to the finial. Vibrant teal ground with red accents. Obscure maker mark to the underside. Weight Approx.,

Limited edition fine china teapot blue fish with a spiky fin removable lid, a spout issuing from his mouth and seaweed handle rising from a bed of waved at the base. Minton backstamp to base. Issued:

The rarely seen 19th century English majolica pottery teapot with wolves and white goose is by an unknown maker. Measures 6.75 x 7 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax