Majolica teapot with beaded body and

rose finial

* A Mintons Majolica Zoomorphic Teapot 1874 the body and handle in the form on a monkey grasping a coconut with a bamboo-form spout, with impressed Mintons mark to the underside. Height 7 x width 9 3/

An Extremely Rare and Excellent Quality Majolica ‘Shells’ Teapot and Cover. The ovoid body and spout formed as brightly glazed oyster and clam shells with pink coral handle, the cover formed as a

George V Sterling Silver Tea Service , Edward Barnard & Sons, Ltd., London, 1927, incl. teapot, sugar and creamer, inverted pyriform bodies, beaded borders, scroll handles, teapot h. 7 1/4 in., total

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze teapot featuring beaded and lotus petal designs around body mounted on a matching raised foot. Finished with the head of a mythical beast at the spout and a large, foliage

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

Group of two majolica teapots, the first having a twig form finial above a cobalt body with bands of mustard trellis work overlaid with bas relief roses and vines, having a twig form handle, unmarked

dragon forming handle and spout with cobalt blue teapot body, 7 1/2"l, 5 1/2"h; Ann and Robert Fromer Collection

A Very Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Dragon’ Teapot c.1875. Designed by James Hadley ( Royal Worcester’s chief modeller). The yellow ground square form body decorated with Oriental style birds

A very handsome four-piece sterling silver tea & coffee bachelor service, all with partial gadrooned bodies and beaded rims, the monogrammed coffee pot & teapot fitted with ebonized fruitwood handles

A circa 1790-1800 teapot with a square foot below an urn form body with beaded edges, a carved acanthus decorated wooden handle and a lid with urn finial.    Dimensions: 10" x 5",

* A Russian Silver Three-Piece Tea Service Maker's Mark PJS, Assay of Alexander Sevier, St. Petersburg, 1884 comprising a teapot, creamer and covered sugar, each having a conical body with beaded band

With turned wood handle and finial, an empty cartouche on two sides, and floral swag decoration on the body and lid. Footed teapot stand with beaded border. Both marked London, 1783. Thomas Evans & Ja

figural teapot with cobalt ovoid body with monkey forming the handle and rooster as the spout with snail finial, 6"h, 9"l; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 2 p107; Betsy & Rick Porter Collection

Frog Teapot c.1880, the body decorated as frogs playing a frog head spout, a frog handle and with a tiny frog finial to the lid, 6 1/2"h, 8"w. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family

rooster teapot with rare yellow oval body with decorated circular shield, the tail formed as a mischievous monkey holding reins and driving a rooster to the front forming the spout, finial formed as a

the Moon teapot c.1875, 5", the body decorated with tight bunched leaves with a panel on the back and the front of the man in the moon, with plain, straight sided spout and handle, the cover formed as

Rooster and Monkey Teapot c.1875, the ovoid body with a roosters head and wings forming the spout, being driven on reins by a monkey driver at the rear forming the handle, the cover with a snail for a

Judy teapot c.1875, the cobalt blue body with the head of Judy below the spout and the handle terminating with the face of punch, the Toby the dog forming the handle for the cover. The cobalt blue col

A SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER TEAPOT WITH SILVER PLATED STAND, 19TH CENTURY, of squat baluster form with gadrooned, beaded, and reeded decoration to the body between bands of stylized foliate decoration,

Teapot c.1880, the round belly body decorated with seashells with a bark spout and handle and a pewter cover. 5 1/2" h Provenance: Nick Boston Antiques

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MAJOLICA TEAWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two covered sugar bowls with textured backgrounds, a creamer with lower body basketweave mold, and a teapot (cover absent), each

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,