Wedgwood majolica bamboo kettle with

A Wedgwood  Majolica Bamboo Tea Kettle c.1865 The wasted body molded with alternating yellow and brown upright bamboo canes  and scattered leaves with a high arched bamboo handle and angular spout,

Diamond date mark reads 1871, marked "Wedgwood". Teapot 6.5"h x 4.25"w x 7.5"d

with rosettes, 7", chip/hairline to spout

Banks & Thorley majolica bamboo and wicker tea kettle, 8", professional rim repair

Banks & Thorley bamboo Majolica tea kettle, spout nick, 8" nick, 8"

tea kettle, 5"

bamboo handle, 10"

and Wedgwood sugar

With white ground with a branch and blooms, yellow bamboo rim, marked Wedgwood, and "M3088| 1/2" and GVK

Majolica tea kettle with elephand and bamboo spout, bird finial on lid, 9", spout repair

and fern tea kettle

handle, 10 1/2" copied from Wedgwood example in lot 174

Wedgwood (British, est. 1759). Majolica-ware Napkin Tray. Length: 12 1/2â€, Depth: 9 7/8â€, Height: 1 1/2â€. Tray features checkered design with bamboo handles, and maker's mark on underside.

fan cheese keeper, great color and detail, 10"h, 9"d

with a pair of guns on cover with rabbit and game birds, base with large running rabbit on one side and pair of hounds on the other, with liner, 10"l, 7"h; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 1 p5

c.1875, Cobalt blue circular bowl decorated with monkeys in branches all supported by a large monkey atop a circular pedestal base, 9 ½"w, 10"h. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A rare Wedgwood majolica cruet set, circa 1875 The circular stand moulded in high relief with foaming waves and coral, reserves supporting the pepper shaker in the form of a lighthouse standing on roc

A Wedgwood Majolica Monkey Compote UK, circa 1880 Glazed earthenwareThe bowl with cobalt blue groundImpressed "WEDGWOOD" and "EGH" (date code for 1879), inscribed "M 2796" (H: 10, Dia: 9 1/2 in.)Qty:

?Bird and Fan? Garden Seat c.1875, the body designed with large Japanese style birds, fans and prunus all below a buttoned cushion with hanging tassels 16 1/2". Provenance: Marilyn Karmason Collection

Palm Pattern Cheese Dish c.1879, 6"h, 9"d, the domed lid decorated with Japanese style palms, prunus and birds, with a recumbent elephant handle, the base with a border of Chinese meander pattern. Cat

umbrella stand, 21"

with upright bamboo canes bound together with blue ribbon, 18 1/2", repair to base

Wedgwood Majolica Plate with Lattice Border, Bentley Etruria Urn, and a Benington Style Cow Creamer {Diameter of plate 9 1/8 inches; height of urn 9 1/2 inches} [Handle of urn repaired and lacking lid

Rare Set of Three Wedgwood Majolica 'St. Louis' Pattern Oyster Plates, 1883. The wells molded in two different alternating basketweave patterns, the wells of two plates in alternating yellow and cobal