Group of Majolica and Pearlware

Comprising six majolica dishes, turquoise and orange compote and matching square dishes and a bowl. Four Wedgwood style turquoise and orange oval dishes and five matching under plates. Together with a

A group of two works of pottery art. The group includes a paint and transfer print decorated pearlware mug, circa 1800, depicting the 'West View of the Cast Iron Bridge Over the River Wear' with a poe

Group Majolica asparagus serving tableware, 19th/20th c., (5) pieces, including (2) undulating asparagus stands, the larger stamped "Luneville", 6"h x 9"l x 9.5"w (larger), an oval and rectangular pla

Group of four (4) European ceramic jardinieres, including Majolica and Doulton Lambeth. 1st item: Majolica rectangular jardiniere with raised fish, snails (two functioning as handles), and water lilie

Group Majolica leaf serving pieces & dishes, 19th/20th c., (25) pieces, various origins, incl. a tazza, platters, small serving dishes, two sets of (5) plates, compotes, a bowl, and assorted serving p

Pair of Haldon Majolica style green candlesticks, decorated with foliate and floral motifs, bases marked "The Haldon Group. 8.5” H x 5” diameter

comprising signed Etruscan leaf plate, artichoke form vase, radish dish, corn vase, oyster plate, floral pitcher, leaf cup. Largest: 8" high, 7 1/2" wide, 4 1/2" deep. Pitcher with cracking, some ligh

8 assorted pieces, tree bark pitcher, 6.5 inch tulip pitcher in teal glaze, 4.5 inch crane pitcher, English creamer in basketweave, 2 small vases* chips

eight continental decorative table articles, including two salts. Largest: 6 3/8" diameter. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

Group of Majolica Serving Wares Comprising: A Davenport compote, impressed mark Threeleaf shaped dishes, unmarked A pair of shaped dishes, unmarked The compote 5 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 9 3/4 in., (6 pcs). The

Group of Majolica Tableware Comprising: A set of three Wedgwood octagonal plates, impressed mark A pair of Wedgwood plates with reticulated rim, impressed mark A Wedgwood figural stand, impressed mark

American, 20th century. A group of 9 pieces of Majolica, lot includes three tri corner owl and fan pitchers, three wildlife pitchers plus two trays and a single vase; largest ht. 8, wd. 6.5, dp. 4 inc

Group bird-themed majolica, incl. Holdcroft, 19th - 20th c., France and England, including a St. Clement majolica stork pitcher, 14"h x 9"l x 4"w, a Holdcroft swan pitcher, 11"h x 8"l x 6"w, a pair of

Group of Majolica Leaf Wares Comprising: A small jug with pewter lid A double leaf serving dish A begonia leaf dish An oak leaf dish A pair of plates The largest 2 3/4 x 12 1/4 x 9 in., (6 pcs).

Majolica Group of 5 pieces, includes George Jones Oyster Plate, (repaired), signed Compotes &unsigned large oval tray, small round plate, Diameters range from 8'' to 12.75''

Two pieces of Italian majolica. Oval serving platter elaborately decorated with raised relief and floral motifs, measuring 13 in. x 11 in. Includes ewer with floral decoration and raised relief. Measu

Group of majolica green plates, some Wedgwood and some French, approximately 9" diameter. Approximately (40) pieces total.

teapot and creamer, pond lily footed bowl, and pond lily mug

Group of Majolica Plates, to include a set of four, one with a bird, cabbage covered serving dish, etc., largest diameter 10 inches.

European majolica group, incl. Sarreguemines, 19th/20th c., (5) pieces, incl. a pair of small jardinieres, basket with blue underglaze markings, bread tray with faux cloth, stamped "Majolica, Sarregue

in varying color tones and slightly varying sizes, one signed "Etruscan" . Largest: 2" high, 8 7/8" wide, 7" deep. Chips, crazing, cracking.

A Very Rare and Excellent Quality Hugo Lonitz Group of Four Figures in French 18th Century Costume, c. 1875, each beautifully modeled in full finery, consisting of two women and two mend and all stood

Group of Majolica Wares </> Unmarked. Comprising: A shallow bowl A pair of leaf dishes A basket weave and grape dishes The largest 10 in. diam., (4 pcs). </> </>

Group (7) majolica pitchers, 19th/20th c., polychrome tin glazed pottery, each with bas relief foliate decoration, one marked "Etruscan Majolica", one with English royal registry mark, 7"h (smallest),