Large Lonitz majolica swan table center

Hugo Lonitz majolica table center with bowl supported by Blackamoor man and woman, professional repair to bowl, 11"w, 8"h

with lion mask handles, 15"w, 10"h

Hugo Lonitz pastel majolica table center in the form of two gnomes holding a shell, 13"h 15"w, various repairs and loses

atop dolphin supporting pond lily bowl/plate, 12"

Hugo Lonitz two piece pastel majolica table center and matching pair of winged griffen candleabras, table center 20"l, 22"h, candleabras 22", provenance Varina Jefferson Davis widow of the last Confed

Majolica large Continental figural table center woth man, some losses, 20" woth man, some losses, 20"

table center with large oval bowl with reticulated trellis edge with oak leaves and acorns and 4 winged cherubs, 24"w, 17"d, 5 1/2"h

table center, 17"w, 6"h AND matching cachepot, 7"h, 8"w

blackamoor table center, after the Minton Blackamoor figure designed by Carrier De Belleuse, of an African figure of a boy in traditional dress, supporting a comport with floral design, standing on a

center with lady head handles and garland grapes, 17"w, 7 1/2"h

Hugo Lonitz blue and white majolica lot of two pieces - ewer with cherub handle and painted scene, 19" and table center 16", various losses and repairs

Featuring a triangular swan motif shaft with large round base and neck and "as is" marble top. [19" Dia x 29" H without marble top]. Marble broken, oxidation, scuffs and abrasions.

What a graceful gal this is. She would look swimmingly beautiful in the center of your dining room table. Nice large Duncan Miller vaseline opalescent swan. Very showy piece. Measures 12 1/2" wide, 10

large oval jardiniere/table center with mythological figures and dolphins in high relief

cherub and swan, 13"w 11"h

A finely carved center table possibly by Horner or Herter brothers. This Louis XV style carved center or large coffee table has a wonderfully carved apron supporting a circular marble top. The base ha

center with two mermen supporting large shell with putti with seaweed garlands and lady seated atop shell, shape no. 992, 21"h, 18"w; REF: Majolica Mania by Weber, Vol. 1, p viii a similar example

modeled as a scantily clad maiden with her foot resting on vase, 21" h, date code for 1856 to base

two Blackamoor figures supporting oval bowl, professional rim repair to bowl, 9 1/2"h, 11 1/2"w

attributed to T.C. Brown Westhead Moore & Co with boat shape with putti riding sea serpent, 23"l, 9 1/2"h

two fishermen and net with catch of the day, 13"l, 9 1/2"h, professional repair to necks of fishermen; Karmason Collection

winged putti supporting tray with two doves, 10 3/4"w, 7"h, shape no. 930

Julius Dressler Majolica table center 17" w, 13" h

with pair of seahorses supporting oval bowl, 8 1/2"h, 12 1/2"w, professional rim repair