Two Shell Formed Majolica Bowls

Two Shell Formed Majolica Bowls. 12 1/2" W 9 1/2" D 7 1/2" H (Largest)

Six sterling punch cups and two ladles with shell-formed bowls 1 and 1/8" L. MK

Two silver salt spoons with shell formed bowls, hallmarked Chester 1902 maker William Henry Leather. Approx. 2" long (2)

A Roseville Clematis Vase. Together with two glazed ceramic bowls, an English majolica shell bowl in the style of Holdcroft (3.5" x 11" x 9"), a majolica round oyster dish, a Portuguese glazed ceramic

Assorted silver plated wares to include a scallop shell formed butter dish, two cased christening sets comprising egg cup and spoons, a cream jug and sugar bowl with engraved crane bird decoration, a

TWO FOLK ART WALNUT SHELL BOWLSOpenwork vessels formed from the arranged crossections of walnuts, both raised on feet of four whole walnuts with cut edges. 3.75" height, 6.5" diameter; 3" height, 7" d

Spanish, late 19th/early 20th Century. The spoons marked Spain. Each formed as two addorsed shells centered by two entwined dolphins, on ball feet, with ten spoons, the bowls cast as shells. Height 3.

The bowl with sea shell designs is marked as Etruscan Majolica. The two green plates with blue images read, "Made in Germany" on the backs. The largest piece is a 12 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 2 1/2" bowl with d

Two cabbage-formed bowls, one missing cover. Each measures 4"H x 6"W; Cabbage leaf form bowl 12"L x 10.75"W x 4"H. Condition report: Various minor chips and cracks to bowl, please examine all photos c

A Rare Holdcroft Majolica Shells and Cherub Sweetmeat Server c.1875 Modeled as two yellow upturned shells with turquoise interiors from the bowls with a cherub with a pink drape and holding a paintbru

Majolica glazed lidded sugar bowl decorated with sea shells, shell finial and 2 small handles formed as coral (4.5"W x 3.75"H); matching creamer (3"H x 3.5"W x 3"H. Both have diamond shaped English re

Nautical themed Italian parcel gilt silver garniture by Buccellati. A rectangular dish with two smaller scallop formed dishes, the bowls modelled as shells with gilt interiors, each with legs reallist

Tortoise shell and lacquer with gold. Japan, 19th cent. Elegantly formed, two-bowl form. Only the outer bowl, which can be covered, is decorated (in maki-e). The surface of the front side is probably

A George Jones Majolica ‘Cherub and Shell’ Serving bowl c.1875. Modelled as a white and pink clam shell with turquoise interior, the handle formed as a putto and all supported by a green dolphin o

A George Jones Majolica ‘Cherub and Shell’ Serving bowl c.1875. Modelled as a white and pink clam shell with turquoise interior, the handle formed as a putto and all supported by a green dolphin o

A George Jones Majolica ‘Cherub and Shell’ Serving bowl c.1875. Modelled as a white and pink clam shell with turquoise interior, the handle formed as a putto and all supported by a green dolphin o

A George Jones Majolica ‘Cherub and Shell’ Serving bowl c.1875. Modelled as a white and pink clam shell with turquoise interior, the handle formed as a putto and all supported by a green dolphin o

Majolica Etruscan seaweed and shell teapot, covered sugar bowl and two cups, late 19th c. Teapot 6"h x 9"w

Eichwald Majolica Figural CenterpieceCzechoslovakia, circa 1930, two part form, comprised of an elaborate shell form bowl with a youthful trumpeting merman, supported by a mermaid column and shell qua

c.1875, modeled as four tiers of oyster shell compartments separated by fronds of seaweed, the handle formed of two entwined fish, all supported on a circular shaped cushioned pedestal base decorated

Compotes c.1860, After a design by John Thomas Modeled as a merman and a mermaid supported by a turtle and holding a shell bowl above their heads, 12½". ( Only one of two known pairs) The design of t

A Rare Hugo Lonitz Majolica Renaissance Revival Naiads Centerpiece, c. 1875. Modeled as two back to back mermaids and seaweed pedestal supporting a large oval bowl with stylized shell edges and bright

A pair of silver plate pedestal salts with shell formed bowls and Georgian dolphin detail. Approx. 2 3/4" high (2)

19thC silver sugar nips with shell formed bowls. Approx. 4 1/2" long