Etruscan majolica shell and seaweed lot of 2

teapots, various condition

(lot of 2) American Griffin, Smith & Hill Etruscan majolica, including: (1) shell and seaweed teapot, approx 6.75"h, 9.5"w, 4.75"d, (1) oak leaf tray, multiple chips to rim, approx 2"h, 12.25"l, 9.5"w

lot of 2 butter pats, one with seaweed, one without

lot of 2 teapots, various condition

pitcher, 6 1/2"

and waves, 19 1/2" seafood platter

of 2 butter pats, one with seaweed, one without

shells on waves, 21 1/2"

Majolica shell bowl ( 4 1/4" x 9 1/2") with oyster plates, lot (3) total.

lot of 5 - 5 1/2" scalloped sauce dishes, various condition

Fielding Majolica lot of 2-7 3/4" shells and fishnet plates and 7 1/2" wheat and daisy plate

lot of 3 pieces; 14" platter, coffee pot, and 6 1/2" pitcher, various condition

English fern bud vase, 2 butter pats

box modeled as a barrel with shell finial atop ocean waves with seaweed on corners, 7 1/2"w, professional repair to cover and corner of base

plates, various condition

Fielding majolica lot of 3 plates - 1 shells and fishnet, 2 fan and butterfly

1. Etruscan Majolica / Griffen, Smith & Company (American). Shell-and-Seaweed Covered Sugar Bowl. Length: 6â€, Depth: 4â€, Height: 5 1/8â€. Bowl features mark on underside. 2. Simon Fielding

The bowl with sea shell designs is marked as Etruscan Majolica. The two green plates with blue images read, "Made in Germany" on the backs. The largest piece is a 12 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 2 1/2" bowl with d

2 contemporary shells

4 PIECE MISC. LOT OF GLAZED ENAMEL WARE AND FAIENCE CONSISTING OF 3 CLAM SHELL FORMS, 2 ARE LAMPS; ALONG WITH A MAJOLICA FISH; 10"H X 18"W X 11"D TALLEST

oak leaf tray, daisy pickle dish, and 2 shell & seaweed shell ice cream dishes, various condition

Majolica shells & waves sugar & creamer with fish handles, various conditions handles, various conditions

Majolica lot: 2-vasesm 3-mugs, cup/saucer, various conditions

the jug (13.5"H) with loss of small Lizards head, Snake and Beetle plate (8.5" dia) and the Snake eating Snake (10" dia). From a Staten Island waterfront estate.