Very Rare English Majolica Vase

Four  Majolica Items decorated with Shell  c.1880. Possibly Thomas Forester. Comprising: Two Very Rare cups and saucers, a cream pitcher and a rare Hand posy vase. Possibly Thomas Forester. Compris

Cooler & Stopper c.1860, Possibly Samuel Alcock, the cobalt blue body decorated with swans amongst cattails and leaves, a band of orange beads to the neck with a quatrefoil shaped stopper. Only known

A Rare English Majolica Parrots Cheese Keeper c.1880 Possibly Samuel Lear. The white glazed rounded shouldered cover decorated with brightly glazed parrots perched on branches with blossoms and large

Ulisse Cantagalli (1839-1901), Italy Rare Majolica Vase. 16 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIP

English Majolica Vase. Double handled polychromed urn form vase with facial mask, satyr, leaf, and scroll decoration. Urn form raised on a decorated socle form base. With O'Hara's Connoisseur Gallery,

4 1/2"

A group of five majolica articles,19th century. Comprised of a cream jug / pitcher with matching covered sugar bowl, both decorated with a sunflower and lily motif and having an English Registry mark.

each impressed "B. U." and "1962"; 15 1/2 inches high

An antique English majolica vase. A large ceramic body with glazed brown ground, featuring intricate large encircling relief leaves and high relief hops or acorn forms, elegantly positioned atop a rou

A 19th Century English Brownfield Majolica Vase. Celadon green and white majolica vase depicting two cats playing on either side of a vase, atop an oval carpet ground. Underside is stamped "Brownfield

It is marked, "Made in England" on the underside, along with the number 1412. Three squatting frogs serve as the base. There are some areas of Discoloration on the body; overall, the piece looks to be

This handsome matching pair of Minton China English Majolica peacock vases are brightly hued. Marked Minton on the bottom of each along with makers marks, they measure 10.5" tall x 9.5" across x 5" de

Pair of English Majolica Handled Vases, early 20th c., with floral decoration, H.- 10 3/4 in., Dia.- 4 1/2 in.

Pair of English Staffordshire Majolica vases with figures of goats standing beside free form vases. Measures 8.25"H x 5.25"W x 5"D. Condition report: good condition, no issues, please see photos. Cont

Vintage Majolica Heron with worm in mouth & Stork Vase England 19th Century English majolica flower vase. Measures approx 31 1/2 " tall. Will not ship can refer local shippers.

A rare majolica footed vase with Three (3) handles. Portraits of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and possibly General Custer. Dimensions: 5 1/2" X 6'

Two Vases Consisting of a English Barbotine Majolica Vase signed to bottom England 547, Measures 13" x 19-1/2" x 3-1/2. Along with a Capodimonte Hand painted Vase with putti, nudes, dancing and goats.

Antique English Victorian Majolica vases. Each about 6 1/2 inches tall , Near pair, one stamped with the Minton POMPEYI Crown + inventory No 15. The other with the the Letter V 13

Designed by Albert Carrier Bellouse, modeled as Flora, the Goddess of Summer, supporting a cobalt amphora sat upon a cornucopia brimming with brightly colored roses, atop a rocky ground & circular ped

Attributed to Christopher Dresser. The cobalt body with slanting sides decorated with two owls heads, all supported on four claw feet against a circular pedestal base, 8¼". Curated and catalogued by

Delphin Massier molded as a flying swallow, 9”h, 11 3/4”l, shape no. 697 in the Massier catalog, nice color and detail

English Majolica Tulip Form Vase 11 1/2 in. high.

c.1875, designed as a central wide open bunch of leaves and cattails upon three cobalt balls with three open mouthed frogs to form further flower holders, 3". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

A Rare Majolica Butterfly Posy Vase c.1875 After a George Jones original. Modeled as brown tree trunk decorated with a large butterfly and trailing wild rose with a turquoise interior, 5” After a Ge