A William Brownfield and Sons Majolica ' Swirling Fish'

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

polychrome,  modeled as a fish emerging from the water, waves forming the spout and handle, 7 1/2"w, 5"h. Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

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

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

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

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

Unmarked green majolica fish tureen, 15" 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

Georgian period English silver twelve piece fish set, circa 1922 Sheffield hallmarked and William Hutton and Sons maker"s mark, six 5 1/2" forks, six 6 3/4" knives, all have the letter D monogram on h

Williams Fish Tails. NOTE - If unable to pick locally, Buyer is responsible for arraging all packing and shipping

Glazed pottery planter. Moulded decoration with fish, shells and aquatic plants. Pink interior glaze. Original cork plug for drainage. Attributed to George Jones and Sons; 7in.H. x 7.25in.W.

Sons Rustic Vases c.1875, 14", one modelled as an open tree trunk forming the flower holder surmounted by a peacock, a dog peering up from a grassy mound all upon an oval pedestal base, the other, fer

All with turquoise ground and decorated with single fish to the center and within a border of cattails, 26" platter, 8 1/2" plates.

Powers on, needs work. Has keys. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 75 x 29 x 58

c. 1875, pale yellow circular platter scattered grasses, a wide brown border with fish and crustaceans all centered by four large fish, 15”. Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by N

A George V sterling silver teapot, London 1910 by William Hutton and Sons Of oval form with half-fluted decoration to the body, the curved spout with half-fluted decoration opposite a D section ebonis

An Edwardian sterling silver sugar caster, London 1902 by William Hutton and Sons Of baluster form upon a stepped circular foot, an applied central girdle. A bayonet fitted domed lid surmounted by a c

Hallmarked for Sheffield, the maker and the year 1923. Reticulated , with open handles and scrolled feet. Dimensions: 8 1/2" x 6 1/4", the height is 2 1/4". The approximate weight is 6.5 troy ounces.

An exceptionally fine & exacting early twentieth century builder's model of the single deck steamship, "The Lord Strathcona", built by Messrs William Doxford and Sons Ltd, at Sunderland, England in 19

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