James Wardle & Co. Majolica Shells

Teapot c.1880, the round belly body decorated with seashells with a bark spout and handle and a pewter cover. 5 1/2" h Provenance: Nick Boston Antiques

England,19th Century Squat pitcher with raised pink shell and green seaweed design with a band of pink coral and shell design around neck. Approx. 7" t x 7" w x 6" d. From the Mendon Historical Societ

Attributed to Wardle & Co. (British, 1868-1935). 3-pc "Shell and Coral" Majolica-ware Teapot Set. Teapot (with lid): Length: 6 3/4â€, Depth: 4â€, Height: 4 3/8â€. Sugar Bowl (with lid): Lengt

Movement Sunflower Pitcher c.1880. The cobalt blue body with a large sunflower to back and front with a butterfly forming the lip with a turquoise lug handle. Height: 6 inches Provenance: Nick Boston

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

tea set with rare 11" tray, cream, sugar, and cup/saucer

Wardle Majolica shell and coral pitcher, nice color, 6 1/4"

ca 1900 Wardle & Co., England, majolica teapot with floral motif, impressed mark on bottom. H 5" x 9". Good condition, no chips or cracks.

One of the nicest 45" 2 piece majolica jardinere and pedestal (Wardle & Co.). Great color, northwind heads in pinks, green and blues. Has a tiny unnoticeable flick on the base and small glaze line on

A set of six Wedgwood majolica plates. 19th century. Mottled majolica shell shaped plates with ribbed interior. Back stamp: Wedgwood, BBF R. Each measuring 8.5" x 8.25" x 1" high.

ENGLISH MAJOLICA CERAMIC TEAPOTS, LOT OF THREE, including two Wardle & Co. Ltd., Hanley, England teapots having molded polychrome-enamel decorations, molded handles, spouts, and finials. Additional te

Crab Pate Box & Cover c.1875, Modelled s a pink crab, the back forming the cover and a shell twist, the handle, 7½"w, 2½"h. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Hickory Chair James River Co Petite Secretary Desk in good condition, Burled Front, Brass Hardware, Shell Carved, Dovetailed Drawer, Fitted Interior of Desk, 36''H x 22''W x 16''D

shell and seaweed bowl with coral feet, 9"d, 5"h

Hickory Chair Co James River Lowboy in good condition, Finish on top is dull, Dovetailed Drawers and Brass Hardware, Cabriole Legs, Shell Carved, 29.5''H x 35''W x 19.25''D

American coin silver shell bowl ladle by A Patterson, (4) CS tablespoons by HJ Pepper, Philadelphia, (2) CS tablespoons marked James E Caldwell & Co, (6) spoons marked CF Rudolph, 19 TO

A Tiffany & Co sterling silver sauce ladle in the 1905 Shell & Thread pattern. Measures 7.25" long. Weighs 105 grams.

S. Fielding & Co. (English), mid-19th century. Large decorative majolica charger with applied sea shells and blue ground with yellow rim. Impressed maker's mark to back and F. Garret paper label. Appr

Victoria Pottery Co. (VPC) rare pastel Majolica oyster plate, 6 well, 9 3/4", 3 shell feet, minor nick to back rim

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

PITCHER, 6 1/2 IN. H, PAINT CHIPS OFF OF THE SPOUT & TOP RIM, HANDLE HAS BEEN REPAIRED & AN ETRUSCAN LEAF PLATE, 8 3/4 IN. - MINUTE CHIP ON RIM

France,19th Century Includes four plates with six shell shaped compartments over green basket textured plate. Pottery,Each 9 1/2" dia., Bottom of each plate marked "Longchamp Terre de Fer" on bottom.

An American sterling silver meat or vegetable serving fork by the William B. Durgin Co, in the 1901 Regent pattern. Open-work shell and scroll motif. Stamped with maker's mark on the back and retailed

A fine silverplate serving / meat fork by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, England. The serving fork is cast in an English King pattern with scalloped shell handle. The front tines are etched with foliage.