Samuel Lea majolica six well sunflower

oyster plate, 10"

oyster plate, hard to find, 9 3/4", minor hairline

6 well oyster plate, professional rim repair, 9 3/4"

plate, shape no. 1323, 9"

c.1865. Each well modeled as a large fish radiating from a brown and cobalt blue mottled central well and separated by green sea weed, 11". Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nico

with fish wells separated by seaweed, 11"

with cracker well, mottled blue/green, 9", shape no. 2245

oyster plate, 8 1/2"

plate c.1865 modeled as six green and brown mottled shell wells with shells and seaweed radiating from a central raised well in the form of a pink shell, 10 1/4". Donna & David Reis Collection Curated

oyster plate with shells on bed of cattails and flowers, 11"

alternating pink and white wells, green center, 9 3/4"

modeled as six turquoise wells with yellow borders against a brown ground, separated by daisies, the circular pink central well with a yellow border, 9 1/2". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

oyster plate, 9"

turquoise, shape no. 1323; rim chip

with cracker well, shape no. 2239, 10"

plate, mottled, 9", shape no 1323

c.1875 modeled as a circular plate with cobalt wells separated by shells and seaweed, the turquoise circular central well surrounded by conch shells, 9". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

c.1875 Modeled as a circular plate with malachite wells separated by shells and seaweed, the circular central well surrounded by conch shells, 9". Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued

plate c.1865 modeled as six turquoise shell wells with shells and seaweed radiating from a central raised well in the form of a white shell, 8 3/4". Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogue

shape no. 1323, 9", turquoise; Sue & Harry Thurmon Collection

turquoise, 9"

with raised central well, glazed in turquoise with brown seaweed detail, rare form,10 3/4" w

white with turquoise wells, 9"

c.1875 modeled as a circular plate with cobalt wells separated by shells and seaweed, the turquoise circular central well surrounded by conch shells, 9". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston