Wedgwood majolica double fish

mottled platter, 11 1/2"

Wedgwood (English). Large signed Majolica finish fish serving platter together with five coordinating side plates. Long scalloped oval form in polychrome tin glazes with raised decoration of a fish la

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well oyster plate, 6 1/2"

Pair Antique Wedgwood Majolica Fish Oyster Plates 7''x7''. A pair of six well small oyster plates. One has some glaze crazing. Overall excellent condition.

seaweed handle (9"w, 5 1/2"h), and gurgling fish pitcher, 11 1/2"

With a light blue ground and three fish set amidst greenery, marked on base.

Circa 1880's English Majolica pottery 5 3/4" (height) x 9" (length) x 4" (width) double fish basket. [84] CONDITION: Very good condition with areas having crazing.

It measures 25 1/4” x 13” x 1 3/4” and is marked. It has a staple repair and a small shallow chip on the back side. Otherwise it has no other issues. Wedgwood turquoise and cobalt Ma

Wedgwood Majolica (British, est. 1759). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 11 1/4". Wedgwood Majolica twelve-well oyster plate with fish motif. Stamped Wedgwood to the underside with "AUU".

A Wedgwood Majolica Figural Double Salt, UK, circa 1875 Glazed earthenware In the form of a boy holding two shells Impressed “WEDGWOOD”, hand-written "1297 X" H: 4 7/8, W: 9 ¾, D: 3 &

A Wedgwood Majolica Figural Double Ring Tray, UK, circa 1875 Glazed earthenware Impressed “WEDGWOOD”  H: 3 ¾, W: 6 ¼, D: 2 ½ in. Provenance Provenance

Wedgwood Majolica. (British, est. 1759). Glazed ceramic, c. 1870. Diameter: 7 1/4". Wedgwood Majolica six-well oyster plate with fish motif. Stamped Wedgwood to the underside with "EFZ".

salt in the form of a lady holding two pink shells, 9 3/4"w, 5"h, minor hairline to lady's hand

Wedgwood Majolica turquoise and Argenta triple fish plates, professional rim repair to turquoise

Together with a majolica fish platter, a majolica double handled floral-decorated tray, a glazed art pottery fish-form platter, and a majolica shaped bowl, 4 pieces total 14-1/4"l, 14-3/4"l, 20-1/2"an

Rectangular majolica pottery sardine box and cover with double fish finial. From the Robert Bolus Estate. Edge of cover with a faint 1" hairline. Pottery. English. Nineteenth century. 4.5" H x 6" W x

both in the form of an oak tree trunk below a bowl of acorns and oak leaves, one with a pair of grouse, the other with a grouse and two chicks, both with impressed double fish mark h. 13 in. (tallest)

German majolica male and female partridge figures. The base of the male figure with impressed double fish mark and 1549. The base of the female figure has been professionally restored and no mark is n

plate c1880, 9", modeled as fish shell and coral oyster wells all against waves. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection

fish plates, cobalt, turquoise, and brown,

3 - 8 3/4" triple fish plates

Featuring winged griffin. Double fish stamp incised in back. Approx. 26" H.

and fish plate, 8 1/2"