PORTUGUESE MAJOLICA LOBSTER TRAY

Portuguese Majolica lobster dish having three cabbage form compartments. Marked and stamped to underside. Measures 15" (38cm) length.

Palissy ware Portuguese majolica lobster and crab plates, 13" diameter. One dish has old repair. Provenance: Wenham, Massachusetts collection.

Two Palissy-Ware Portuguese Majolica Lobster Crab Plates - Two Majolica glazed ceramic plates in Palissy-style. One plate featuring a crab (12" diameter), the other a lobster (11 5/8" diameter). Condi

1990's Jay Willfred Palissy Majolica 3D lobster plate. Made in Portugal. Division of Andrea by Sadek. Plate is 10" wide. Wire attached on reverse for hanging.

Old Portuguese majolica charger. Features central lobster motif, with mussels, shells, and sea floor elements. "Made in Portugal" sticker to bottom of plate with hanging wire. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gal

Estate lot of two (2) Portugal 20th century Portuguese ceramic pottery Dodi Thayer style cabbage ware. Includes one (1) x deep large serving dish bowl. One (1) x leaf shaped serving tray platter. Both

Vintage Portuguese Palissy Caidas Da Rainha Majolica Lobster Plate. Mid 20th Century Diameter 26 cm.

DESCRIPTION: (7 Pc) Asparagus Majolica Dishes Set. Includes: One (1) large Portuguese majolica polychrome painted asparagus serving tray dish. Marked "Portugal". Six (6) Italian majolica white glazed

A Very Rare and Large Manuel Mafra Majolica Lobster Wall Plaque c.1875 Only one known example. Modeled as an oval pale yellow tray with a border of green leaves, mollusc and fish with a large pink lob

Early 20th century. Based on the Minton Majolica example, covered tureen with tray. Each with stamp marks to underside, and Bordallo Pinheiro, Portugal stickers. Ht. 8.25", lg. 17".

early 20th century, to include a crab plate and a lobster plate, both decorated with seaweed and mussels, neither signed. 13 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Portuguese Majolica Palissy Ware. Approx. 13-1/2" diameter

(lot of 5) Portuguese majolica service/ table items, all in green glaze, marked underfoot, comprising: (1) asparagus tray, approx 7.5"l, 12.5"w; (1) handled serving dish, approx 12"l, 12.25"w; (1) cab

Portuguese Palissy-Type Majolica Charger , early 20th c., marked "F. Mendes, LDA, Portugal" and impressed "489", modeled with a lobster amid sea life, dia. 11 1/2 in

Two Majolica Palissy Style Lobster & Crab Wall Platters - Glazed pottery Majolica plates are unmarked, but are in the style of Portuguese Palissy. Group includes a lobster and a crab. Underside has fo

Pair of Majolica Corn Mugs and Tray, Probably Portuguese Unmarked. The mugs 3 1/2 in. high, the tray 4 1/4 x 7 in. Property from the Collection of Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph Verner Reed

Group of Assorted Italian & Portuguese Serving Pieces in the Majolica Style of Cabbage, Asparagus and a leaf+ grape vine tray. Used condition, flea bites, cachepot measures 7 1/4" tall x 7 7/8" x 7 7/

shape no. 1523

with a large lobster atop a bed of seaweed and shells on cover, base with shell handles and seaweed and shell decor, 13 1/2", no. 1523; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 1 p149; Betsy & Rick Porter Collection

Pair of Impressive Portuguese Majolica Sunflower Brackets ca. 1900, decorated with vigorously molded brown flowers and green leaves, the rear corner of one with the impressed mark "Jose A Cunha, Succe

A Very Rare George Jones Majolica Lobster Pate Box and Cover on Stand c.1875. The oval yellow basket weave dish and stand decorated with sea weed all within a brown rope twist border, the stand with t

c.1875,    Probably Manuel Mafra, modeled as a large fish, in waves, a smaller fish forming the spout, a wave forming the handle, 11 1/2"l, 7"h Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Modeled as fierce wild boar head, 9 in. H., 16 in. L., with stand, 16 in. L., 12 in. W., with impressed marks underneath stand. Based on the magnificent originals, that were made for European nobility

A Rare Wedgwood Majolica ‘Lobster’ Salad Serving Bowl c.1875. The turquoise circular bowl with cobalt panels around the outside, each alternating panel modelled with a cooked lobster and bunches o