Monumental Minton majolica shell form

jardiniere with large shell supported by coral on rock base, examples shown at London International Exhibition in 1862, and the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition in 1876; 26"h, 22"w

(2) rare Minton majolica shell-form Jardinieres, c. 1870, polychrome painted and tin glazed cast pottery, modeled as a single nautilus shell raised on coral branches, resting on a rock-form pedestal,

A Minton Majolica Shell Form Mermaid Centerpiece ‘Flower Bearers’, Shape No.1182  Probably Designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse. Modeled as a scallop shell flanked by mermaid supports, their hair

Rare Minton Majolica Shell-Form Centerpiece "Flower-Bearers". Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: L- 16.25" x H- 9.25" x W- 7.4". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absen

five hole posey holder, no. 1560, 7"; Betsy & Rick Porter Collection

strawberry plates, 8", no. 1830; Betsy & Rick Porter Collection

The rounded 9" porcelain plate with six shell-form serving wells and central well, stylized with hand-painted polychrome relief details of shells and sea moss, with 'Minton's' mark to

A Minton majolica strawberry dish, circa 1868, of shell-shaped form and moulded in relief with strawberry plants, impressed marks, model no. 1830 , date code for 1868 and registration lozenge, 22cm wi

A Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Minton (English, founded 1793) majolica glazed ceramic 'Chinese Vase', circa 1865, in the form of a jar with beautiful celadon glaze, with flared mouth,

dish, shell form with lady handle, salamander on base and snail on rim, 6"

19th century Minton majolica centerpiece depicting putti standing by an anvil holding a mallet. Beehive base with three shell-form reservoirs with masks. [10 1/2" Dia x 12" H]. In good condition.

19th century Minton majolica centerpiece depicting putti standing on a stack of books holding a globe with compass. Base has three shell-form reservoirs with masks. [10 1/2" Dia x 12" H]. Repair to co

shell handles and decorated with shells and seaweed in high relief, a large lobster atop a bed of seaweed and shells forms the cover, shape no. 1523, 13 1/2"l, 5 1/2"h, ref: Karmason-Stacke p49, profe

Minton Majolica porcelain oyster plate, gren and brown glaze with applied shell forms. Measures 9" in diameter. Underside hallmarked. Condition report: Two minor chips imperfections underside, please

Minton & Co. Majolica "Shell Bearer" Centerpiece Designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse Shape no. 1182 In the form of a shell-shaped bowl supported at either end by a siren with long blonde hair, stamped

centerpiece in the form of two mermaids supporting large shell center, no. 1301, 40"w, 25"h, professional repairs to both mermaids and base

19th Century Naturalist Minton English Majolica inkwell. Kelp and coral form tray supports two lidded shell inkwells with inserts. Very good condition, with repairs, branch was broken and re-attached.

in the form of a boy with scallop shell riding dolphin, quatrefoil pedestals glazed in cobalt blue, 7 1/2”

form teapot with mushroom finial and twig handle, cobalt floral creamer with shell feet and vine/snail handle, turquoise gourd form sugar with snail finial all atop a large leaf and blossom tray, 14";

Minton majolica chartreuse ground oyster plate, 19th century, of scalloped form, the central circular well glazed in green and molded with a band of shells, surrounded by six radiating wells alternati

Frederick Rhead for Minton, a Majolica Byzantine Ware vase or jug, 1889, bulbous boat form, relief moulded with scrolling and knotted tendrils and shells, applied with gold leaf and green metallic fla

on stand, the bell shaped bowl molded with yellow trellis and rings suspending floral swags, the lower parts with a band of green stiff leaves, above a base applied with a laurel wreath and four scrol

Revival Jardiniere c.1875, Decorated on the Della Robbia colors, modeled as a large bowl decorated with pine cones and owls heads, supported by a triple column terminating in scrolls legs with female

In the Della Robbia Style, Circa 1860, Probably Designed by Pierre Emille Jeanest. Few Examples of this Important Piece Exist, and Even Fewer have the Liner Bowl. The Liner Bowl on this Piece has been