Sarreguemines Ceramic Charger

DESCRIPTION: A Large Sarreguemines ceramic charger depicts figure drinking a bottle, impressed along the back Sarreguemines and #. CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: Diameter: 20.5

20th Century Sarreguemines French Majolica Ceramic Charger with Fruit Relief. Signed. Measures 11-1/2".diameter. Condition: Crazing to the surface otherwise good condition. Estimate 40.00 - 120.00 Dom

DESCRIPTION:Pablo Picasso, Spain (1881-1973) Ceramic charger 'Vallauris 1956' of white earthenware clay. Impressed on back #89/100, Empriente Originale de Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu CIRCA: 1956 ORIGIN

This is a limited edition Pablo Picasso Madoura ceramic charger. Numbered 7/200. From the estate of Mrs. Charles R. Wood of Glens Falls, New York. Charles Wood, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, fou

Picasso, Pablo (Spanish 1881-1973), CORRIDA SUR FOND NOIR (A. Ramie #198), 1953, glazed ceramic charger, 15.25 inches in width, from an edition of 500, dated upper center, with the Madoura Plein Feu a

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) Visage à la Grille, 1956. Ceramic charger stamped on reverse “Empreinte Originale de Picasso” and “Madoura Plein Feu.” Edition of 100, Measures 16 1/2 " (41

Ceramic Charger by Peter Voulkos (American, 1924-2002). This charger features an abstract arrangement of slashes and "bucci" (a textural effect), adorned with flat toned glazes in shades of beige, bro

An Iznik Pottery Charger Ottoman Turkey, 17th Century. Decorated throughout in blue, green, black and red to depict a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. The rim is stylized with a wave and ro

Turkish Iznik ceramic charger, circa 1650, having polychrome hand-painted arabesque floral decoration, depicting a saz leaf surrounded by lush foliate, tulips and chrysanthemum blooms, 12"dia.

Rare Iznik Pottery ChargerOttoman Turkey, Early 17th Century decorated throughout in blues, green, black and red and depicting a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. The rim is stylised with a

Mettlach German Jugendstil / Art Nouveau glazed ceramic earthenware art pottery portrait plaque charger, circa 1900, the large platter with irregular edges decorated with green whiplash devices center

A Large Italian Ceramic Charger, D 24"

A rare Iznik Pottery Charger Ottoman Turkey, 17th Century decorated throughout in blue, green, black and red to depict a Saz Leaf among roses, tulips and hyacinths. Diameter 11 1/4 ins. (29cms). Prove

Ceramic charger having spiral design. Signed illegibly and dated "'87" to underside. Height 3 3/4", diameter 27 1/2". Provenance: From the Ray F. Fleming Revocable Trust.

Turkish Iznik ceramic charger, circa 1650, having polychrome hand-painted arabesque decoration, depicting a saz leaf surrounded by lush foliate, tulips and chrysanthemum blooms, 10"dia.

Ceramic charger, decorated with an abstracted cubist style still life against a blue ground, Atelier Primavera and Longwy, French 1930s. On a custom steel stand. Signed to back. 11†x 4â€, 15â

Jean LurÇat (French 1892-1966) is a painter, tapestry maker and ceramicist, and a main representative of the École de Paris. During the 1950s he collaborated with the Sant-Vicens ceramic studios nea

with six-character mark to underside 21 1/2 inches diameter; 3 1/2 i nches high

late 19th/early 20th century; large hanging charger with giant toad, snake, two lizards, two insects and a frog, with mossy border, 15 in. Diam.

KAIPIAINEN Finnish Modern Ceramic Charger. Figures with flower heads. Signed.-- Dimensions: H: 175 inches: W: 17.5 inches ---

Hispano-Moresque glazed ceramic charger, possibly 16th century, overall with foliate details. [2 1/2" H x 14 1/2" Diam.]. With cracks and old staple, repairs to base.

depicting figures in a ship 18 1/4 inches diameter

Mettlach Art Nouveau Ceramic Charger, Germany, c. 1900, artist's signature 'R. Thevenin,' impressed logo with 'Mettlach' and impressed '254798,' dia. 15 3/4 in. Provenance: Rago, November 13, 1992, Lo

A Studio Ceramic Charger 1974 signed Kaneko and dated to the underside. Diameter 14 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Harriet and Lawrence Singer, Miami, Florida