Thomas Sergent Palissy lizard on

mound paperweight, 7 3/4"l

naturalistically moulded and applied with three central crayfish, surrounded by a lizard a frog and cockle, among ferns, leaves and foliage, on a iridescent blue ground circular plate, the reverse pie

majolica pike charger, against leaf and foliage detail, great color and condition, 19"w, Paris France c1870, T S mark to underside

with griffin mask handles, 9"w, 6 1/2"h

supported by 3 potti, 17"h, 13" w, some losses

wall pockets, 6"

waves server, 6"l, 3"h

Thomas Sergent Palissy Majolica vase, 5 1/2"

T.Sergent Monumental Palissy style Trompe l’Oeil French Majolica charger applied with a large pike, a perch and an eel resting on an island, surrounded on the rim with two large frogs, a lizard

naturalistically moulded and applied with three fish, the border with a mussel and shell, among leaves and foliage, on an iridescence blue ground. The reverse pierced for hanging. High quality and det

with snake peering into a bird's nest with eggs surrounded by foliage, 11"l, 6"h

jardiniere with three frogs and shells, 8"h, 10"w

covered jar with snake on lid, frog on base with other creatures and foliage, 5"

covered tobacco humidor with shells and fern, 6"

bull's head wall pocket, 5 3/4"

Thomas Sergent (attributed) Palissy style Majolica spill vse with faun, 7 1/2"

with grapes and vines, 8"

Thomas-Victor Sergent French Palissy Ware Encrier / Pen Rest and ink Stand Circa 1875 The inkstand composed of three recessed wells and a pen rest, the three flat covers each with a snail knop, the su

Thomas Victor Sergent (French 1830-1890) Nature plate in the style of Palissy, Paris, c. 1870-80, the oval platter heaped with trompe l'oeil fish and crustaceans to the center, the rim border with

palissy spill vases with ram's heads and putti, 4 1/2"

A Pair of Majolica Palissy Oyster PlatesFrance, attributed to Thomas Victor Sergent 1880-1889, painted in shades of green, each of the six wells shaped and decorated as a fish head, not signed. 10 1//

Palissy Revival Vases c.1865, probably Thomas Sargent or Victor Barbizet, the urn shaped bodies with applied crocodiles, lizards and moths, with twin coiled snake handles and trumpet neck, all upon a

With an exterior of moss with a frog on the lid, lizard handle and beetles, with a matching saucer, marked on base. 11.5 x 8 x 8 in. 11.5 8 8 Excellent

Majolica, Palissy Lobster Dish c.1875, oval mottled cobalt and brown ground, central bowl of fern, water, mussels, shells, and a huge lobster, the wide border with. Snake, lizard, turtle, moth, crab,