William Brownfield majolica shell spoon

warmer formed as a half covered clam shell, with coiled handle, Brownfield mark to base, 7 1/2"l, ref Majolica Mania page 372 Vol 2.

warmer, 7"l, 4 1/2"h; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 2 p360; Betsy & Rick Porter Collection

Shell Spoon Warmer c.1875. Modelled as a conch upon a rock ground with shells and seaweed. Length: 6.5 inches Provenance: Nick Boston Antiques

cheese keeper modeled as a circular brown glazed ivy clad castle, the flat top glazed in cobalt blue with small turret forming the handle, impressed Brownfield and “Bamboo” to the undersid

Warmer c.1875, ( only known example ) white and pink shell supported on red coral all upon a brown rocky ground, 6". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

William Brownfield & Sons Majolica Monkey and Goose Pitcher / Vase Circa 1880 Naturalistically colored, modeled as a gaping graylag goose with a pigmy monkey standing on his back peering down his gull

A William Brownfield & Sons Majolica  'Goose & Monkey'  Pitcher c.1880, Design registered: Feb. 1880 Modelled as a grey goose, the handle being formed as a mischievous  monkey standing on the g

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A pair of two figural majolica pieces. ++ One compote with a leafy bowl above two putti on a blue and yellow base. 13" x 13". ++ One William Brownfield figural bud vase. Putti with net holding a baske

Two good pieces of brown majolica with turquoise as shown, the teapot with colorful strawberries. Largest measures 8 x 6.75 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies

Figure of Mama c.1880 11 1/2", designed by Adolphe Pienne, modelled as a young girl dressed in a large shawl and feathered hat, Inscribed Mama to the foot rim. This example is published in Majolica Ma

comprising a mote spoon (17th century), a caddy spoon with shell design (William Ely and William Fearn, London, 1800), and a sugar scoop (maker's mark 'IT', Birmingham, possibly 1810; total weight 36

spoon with shell motif majolica handles

George Jones Majolica Cobalt-Blue Ground Nautilus-Shell and Seaweed Spoon Warmer Circa 1875 The naturalistic shell trimmed in yellow, molded with seaweed, on a rockwork base, the interior turquoise, t

William Schiller and Sons majolica centerpiece having a shell form bowl above the figural standard depicting a stork and rising on a scrolled base 20""h

Brownfield Majolica pottery pitcher, monkey with bird, 14" h

(3) Wall sconces, c/o pair of Majolica shell form porcelain, 11-1/2" w x 10-1/2" h x 3-1/2" d, and one carved wood, 8-1/4" w x 10-1/4" h x 4" d

Wedgwood majolica "Argenta" pewter mounted jug tankard pitcher, c 1869, molded in the "Shells on Waves" pattern, pewter hinged lid on teardrop form body glazed polychrome relief decorated shells and s

spoon warmer, rare form, 8"l

Including: Charger, with molded floral and berries decoration, 12 7/8" diam., side/rim repair, foot chip; Match holder, unmarked but probably by William Brownfield, Staffordshire, England, 3 1/4" high

Muffin Dish and Cover c.1875, 4 1/2"h, 8 1/2"d, the domed lid and base decorated with a band of primroses against a turquoise ground, acorns forming the handle. This example is published in Majolica M

By William G. Whilden & Co, Charleston, South Carolina. The piece having a very well-formed body with shell head and the handle with grape custer and the head of Bacas. L6 7/8" 1.3 oz standard

5 Shell Tools/Spoons. 4"-4 1/4". From the old William David Woods, Sr. Collection. Displayed in a 1950's brush salesman's case for decades

18 Pieces Etruscan Majolica, to include: shell & seaweed bowl, cauliflower sugar bowl, 3 plates, large & 2 small dogwood pitchers, small water lily bowl, 9 butter pats