Samuel Alcock palissy majolica ewer,

English Palissy Ware Majolica Brown-Ground Snake and Frog Pitcher Attributed to Samuel Alcock, circa 1890 Naturalistically modeled as a tree-stump with a small frog perched on the spout, the trunk mol

vine, and flower blossom plates, 9"

Palissy majolica ewer with mermaid handle, 13 1/2", repair to mermaids tail

(lot of 2) Continental Palissy/ majolica ewers, possibly Portuguese, 19th c., lid with crown finial, acanthus scroll handle, body with winged cherubs molded in relief, central reserve with man in rowb

with snake and frog on spout, 10 1/2"

with tree trunk body wrapped with snake and frog at spout, professional rim repair, 9 1/2"

Manual Mafra, Portugal, late 19th Century earthenware with applied figures of Lizards, Salamanders, Frogs, Turtles and Moths on a textured background and underplates. From a Westchester NY estate. - D

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

White parian jug, 1840s Babes in the Woods, unsigned Samuel Alcock, 5 1/2" H; white parian ewer / jug signed "Naomi and her Daughters-in-law", 9 3/4" H. Condition - good.

Cooler & Stopper c.1860, Possibly Samuel Alcock, the cobalt blue body decorated with swans amongst cattails and leaves, a band of orange beads to the neck with a quatrefoil shaped stopper. Only known

Group of Three Majolica Polychrome 9" Plates comprising two marked Wedgewood, and one marked SA & Co (Samuel Alcock & Co) having grapes, strawberries and leaves in assorted colors; used condition; eac

23" h, modeled with a mermaid handle, her tail wrapped around a horned bacchus mask, with laurel leaf swags running along both sides and a putto below the spout, with panels in relief to either side,

Lot 92 Samuel Alcock and Company British (1828-1859) Greek-Revival Vases porcelain comprising: a Samuel Alcock or Hill Pottery Co. pink-ground krater-form vase with Classical figures titled to base 'V

with a classical maiden pulling her brown drape over her head and over the putto beside her, an urn to her side, within a border molded with alternate mask heads, cornucopia, and winged putto heads, b

leaf coffee pot with snake spout and handle, 9", professional leat tip repair

wall plaque with fish atop bed of leaves, 11 1/2"

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compote (rim repair) 7"h, 12 1/2"w, and 3 - 10" trays

fish handle, 11", professional handle repair, attributed to Joseph Landais, Tours

DESCRIPTION: Antique monumental Italian majolica glazed ceramic ewer and pedestal featuring a cobalt tone throughout with gold toned Sculpture details of four seated winged lions at the base surmounte

snake, frongs, and other creatures on heavy grass ground, 9"

Bernard Palissy decorating an oval plaque and one at his side, 17 1/2"

Pitcher c.1880, 12"h

plaque 7", with toad and other creatures on heavy grass ground