Wedgwood 19th C. Majolica Mottled Ware Footed Bowl

Wedgwood Majolica Compote Footed pedestal Bowl. Circa 19th century. =; Country of Origin: England; Size: 9"D x 5"H; Issued: 19th Century

Three 19th c. Wedgwood Majolica Shell Bowl & Plates c. 1870. Each with mottled green, yellow, and brown enameling. Shell Bowl 12 3/4", impressed Wedgwood mark. Pair of Shell Dishes 8 1/2". no marks. A

A Wedgwood majolica punch or fruit bowl with scalloped edge and circular footed base. The sides decorated with embossed lobsters and flowers, late 19th century. Very good condition, no damage or repai

Wedgwood Queen's Ware Lobster Bowl, England, 19th century, the oval shell-form bowl with polychrome decorated brown transfer-printed sea vegetation, mounted atop a lobster's back set on a raised oval

of flattened cylindrical form, decorated with classical motifs, with silver plate lid and handle, in white on blue, impressed Wedgwood, d 14cm

Four pieces of late 19th century Majolica. Includes three creamers and footed sugar bowl. All with molded bodies, floral design and multicolor glaze decoration. Some wear, crazing and minor damage. Up

A George Jones Majolica Footed Bowl second half 19th century of oval form, each handle in the form of a dog, with impressed marks to the underside. Length 11 1/2 inches. Estimate $200-400

Includes blue jasper ware teapot with silver plate mount lid and blue jasper ware bowl having silver mount rim, handle, and foot, each bearing marks on the bottom indicating production before 1890. Bo

Large (3) footed bowl with large crackle glaze. Carved hard wood cover. with hard stone knob. 4 x 11inches. 6 3/4 inches with cover.

19th/20th C. Sizes from 3-1/2"h x 9"dia to 5-3/4"h x 10"dia

Lot of 9 English Ceramics Minton Wedgwood etc 19th C. Two Minton Majolica oyster plates, Mason's Ironstone pitcher, two tazze footed w/ handles hand-painted floral and gilt trim, Pitcher w/ classical

A 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN AGATE WARE CIRCULAR BOWL of mottled tone. 9 cm diameter.

Palissy Style Majolica Two-Handled Tortoiseshell-Ground Broth Bowl, Cover and Stand Probably English, possibly Wedgwood or Minton, 19th century In the Renaissance style, sponged in manganese on a mott

2 majolica pieces. Including: Late 19th century Griffen, Smith and Hill, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania (1879-1892) Etruscan Majolica footed bowl, scallop shell and seaweed exterior motif with pink interi

A late 19th century relief molded yellow ware mixing bowl with a mottled brown sponged glaze. The geometric pattern features banding and scallops below the rim, and panels that run to the top of the d

Group Wedgwood & Copeland majolica tableware, 19th c., England, tin glazed pottery, including (10) green glazed cabbage leaf plates and (1) footed tazza, 8"dia, (2) barrel-form caterer jugs, 6"h x 4"l

Majolica Footed Jardiniere on Pedestal 20th century, in the 19th-century taste, the bowl molded with lion's heads, the base with a cut-cornered foot, presented on a conforming pedestal. jardiniere h.

Two, 20th century, Portuguese leaf and fruit serving pieces. Five, second half 19th century, English pieces. Including a pair of green and lavender plates, footed bowl, leaf platter and Etruscan green

Wedgwood Majolica serving set. Large footed serving bowl with acanthus leaves. The large fork and spoon are in a seaweed / seashell motif. Sliver plated rim on the bowl has no markings anywhere and ne

CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA CENTERPIECE, LATE 19TH C., H 5 1/2" W 9":A footed, oblong form centerpiece bowl, flanked by handles. Impress marked at the underside {see additional photograph}. Measuring H. 5 1/

Antiqua, Guatemala, late 19th c. jaguar to center, the other with a Quetzal (bird); both 3"h; 9"diam. Collector's Note: Four generations of the Montiel family produced majolica in Antigua du

A group of seven Wedgwood majolica plateslate 19th centuryComprising a set of six with mottled centers and reticulated Greek key borders, impressed WEDGWOOD and NOX, some impressed S, diameter 8 5/8in

Wedgwood Rosso Antico Egyptian motif three-piece tea service: teapot, creamer and sugar bowl Burslem (Stoke-on-Trent), Staffordshire, England, early 19th century basalt ware impressed marks teapot: 8

19th century, England. The group includes three very charming porcelain examples. One excellent bulb pot with lid and dainty open handles along with a footed center bowl and bowl with silver plate rim