Two pairs of Minton Hollins Aesthetic Mo

Movement Moon Flasks c.1875, the ivory ground bodies decorated with 22ct gilding and platinum Japanese style prunes and birds, both with two angular handles and supported on four feet. Provenance Nick

Movement Vases c.1875, the ivory ground bodies with 22ct gilded panels of Chinese ornament, each with two 22ct gilded ring handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 10 1/2", one with professional repa

Movement Vases c.1890, the pink ground round belly bodies decorated with 22ct gilded leaves and blossoms, with two angled 22ct gilded handles; 6" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

English, 20th century A pair of Art Nouveau style female figural scenes on tile Apparently unsigned, Marked on the back "Minton, Hollins & Co. Patent Tile Works, Stoke-on-Trent" Approx. 8" x 8" (tile)

Comprising, a pair of Josiah Wedgewood & Sons, a pair of Robert Minton Taylor Tile Works, a pair of Minton Collins & Co., a Mintons tile trivet, a Craven Dunnill, and two unmarked tiles. 6"sq.

Hand enameled crane and branch motif, c. 1870. 10-1/4"d

Transferware Dinner Plates c.1875, each with a wide turquoise border with Japanese motif and a design depicting a basket of pomegranates hanging in a tree; 10 1/2" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus B

19th c. Minton Hollins Aesthetic Blue Majolica Tile with Storks. Wood frame 8 1/2"x8 1/2"x1". Weight 2 pds. PROVENANCE: A NYC/Charleston SC Private Estate.

Two Pairs of Minton, Hollings & Co. Patent Tiles. The tiles are decorated with hand painted butterflies & Grass. The pairs are Side By Side And Measure 6" X 6" in A Single Frame. These Rae Artist Sign

Movement Aster Pattern Plates c.1875, designed as alternating panels of stylised chrysanthemums against a 22ct gilded and white backgrounds. Although the Aster pattern is relatively common, these exam

Minton and Hollins Aesthetic Movement framed tile: Imagery of starling & foliage, 28.8cm square

Two Pairs of Mintons Majolica Oyster Plates Impressed marks. 9 in. diam.

Movement Vases c.1875, the brown ground bodies decorated with 22ct gilded and platinum birds and fauna with Chinese motif around the shoulders. Similar examples shown at the Philadelphia Centennial Ex

A RARE PAIR OF MINTON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT PORCELAIN VASES overlaid with vines and foliage. 19 cm high.

First-quarter 20th Century; Stoke-on Trent, England Marked: Minton Hollins & Co. / Stoke-on Trent / "Astra Ware" Each urn-form Astra Ware vase in flambe glaze of blue, green, and silver with a flare

Lovely Pair of Minton Aesthetic Faisan pattern Oval Serving Platters, Polychrome, 9.5" On off-white ground, Cobalt blue with deep red and light brown details. 19th century. 1.5lb Approx. Measurements:

A PAIR OF MINTON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT POTTERY TILES painted with flowers. 24 cm square.

Movement Tulip Vases c.1875, each with fan shaped celadon ground bodies with trailing pate sur pate fauna, with 5 tulip holes to the top and white tongues head supports to the sides, all upon a shaped

Movement Pitchers c,1875, the pink ground bodies decorated with enamelled blue bells with angled handles and four square section legs, the shape attributed to Christopher Dresser; 6", minor nick to fo

Five Late 19th Century English earthenware Tiles. All depict a figure in profile, in shades of green, cream, and brown; includes two by Minton Hollins, 2 by Maw & Co., and 1 by Craven Dunnill. Some li

Movement ‘Japanese Stork’’ Pattern Plates c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, each with a broad 22ct gilt border decorated with flying crane, a central panel with edges of waves with a sing

Pair of Minton Porcelain Aesthetic Movement Butterfly Vases 1870 Designed by Christopher Dresser measures 9 1/2"

Movement Moon Flasks c.1875 painted by William Mussil, the white ground bodies painted with chicks amongst grasses and flowers, both with 22ct gilded lug handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 12 1

Movement Moon Flasks c.1875, the white ground bodies painted with butterflies, blossoms and grasses 22ct gilded lug handles. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 8" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Bost