Portuguese Majolica Palissy-Style Seafood Plaque

Portuguese majolica palissy-style plate with applied seafood figures, crabs, shrimp and clams. Measures 14" in diameter, 2.5" D. Condition report: one crab missing leg, various other chips and imperfe

Portuguese Majolica Palissy-style plate with applied seafood figures, crabs, shrimp and clams. Measures 14" in diameter, 2.5" D. Condition report: one crab missing leg, various other chips and imperfe

with oranges, 13"

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

Alfred Renoleau (French, 1854-1930), French Majolica Palissy Style Trompe L'oeil Plaque, c. 1880, naturalistic model of a lobster, two fish and a shell on a lily pad, verso impressed Polakowski & Cie,

Glazed ceramic, 1890. Height: 11", Length: 10". Majolica wild boar figure in the Palissy style. Portuguese origin. Stamped to the underside.

A Portuguese Palissy style majolica charger, A Portuguese Palissy style majolica charger, 19th century, by Jose Alves Cunha, modelled with a toad surrounded by a snake, lizards, and insects, impressed

Vintage Palissy / Barbotine style Italian Majolica lobster fish seafood in a basket centerpiece. Loss to one antenna of lobster, various small chips to some fish and leaves, etc. Circa mid 20th C. 9"

A 20th Portuguese Palissy style majolica dish / plate with an applied model of a crab on a bed of sand and seaweed, with shell decoration to rim. Approx. 10'' diameter.

20th century; circular plaque with large crab on sea bottom among mussels and barnacles with sea plants, and matching plaque with spider crab, both impressed "Alvaro Jose Portugal," 12 1/2 in. Diam. a

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

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

Two Palissy-Ware Portuguese Majolica Crab Plates - Two Majolica glazed ceramic plates in Palissy-style. Each plate featuring a crab. Smaller plate is marked with a symbol on underside. Dimensions: Lar

c.1875, brown circular platter, scatted grasses, moth and beetles to a wide border, centred by three fish and an eel. For a similar example see front cover of "Portuguese Palissy Ware"™ Marshall Ka

Palissy Style Wall Plaque c.1895, rectangular tray of yellow wheat piled with brightly glazed fish and two shells, 17" x 12". Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

c.1875, shaped edge, green grass, a large grey fish across four smaller fish glazed in yellow and red, 8¼". Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

circular, green grass with moths, shell and small lizard, a larger lizard emerging from a grotto biting the head of a large snake, 11". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Majolica Palissy Style Lobster Platter - Caldas Da Rainha - 18 x 12

burgundy ground, modeled by Hamlet Bourne, head of a triton as the spout, lady on handle, oval medallions with lady, 10"; professional handle repair

Wall Plates c.1890, each, brown, white and olive green mottle, border of mussels, shells and seaweed, 7¾". Donna and David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A Very Rare Majolica Palissy Style "Snake" Pitcher c. 1875, probably Copeland, never seen before, the rich brown body decorated with fern, ivy, butterflies and a large snake with a orange glazed scrol

leaves, losses and repairs, 12"

toad, and lizard on heavy grass ground, 8 1/2"

and shells on grass border, 9 3/4"