Mexico Majolica Bowls

Two Mexico Majolica porcelain bowls, painted flowers or figure, the bottom marked MEXICO. Approx. 8.7-4.1 inch (larger).

Collection of thrity-five Mexican majolica talavera style ceramics, includes bowls, plates, three small planters, featuring one plate marked "JMB / Mexico", one marked "San Gabriel" l

both footed serving bowls with crackled gray field, one with green and yellow vine decoration, 2.5”h; 10”diam.; the other with yellow bird decoration, 12” diam. Ex. the collection of a Connectic

Guatemala, late 19th c., typical green, yellow, cream and black glaze, one with a deer, 9”diam., the other with a dove, 9.5”diam. The Montiel family produced majolica in Antigua during the 19th an

Yellow Ware Majolica 11pc Lot of Bowls & 2 Pitchers. Provenance From a North Shore Long Island, NY Estate. 1 Bowl Has a Big Chip on Top Edge. Otherwise Generally Good Condition For Age. Dimensions of

6 assorted 19th century Majolica - bowls, platters, 15"L largest

Pair of Antique Majolica Shell Shaped Ceramic Footed Bowls with Neoclassical Scenes. Each having bird motif on the base. Measures 4" x 11" x 12'. Condition: Crazing and small normal surface nicks. Est

A pair of serving bowls with crackled brown and gray fields. Both with yellow scrolls and green cross hatching decorations. Late 19th C. 12"x6" & 9.5"x4"

Set 7 BORDALLO PINHEIRO Majolica Bowls, stamps read ‘BORDALLO PINHEIRO Portugal Made in Portugal’, all measure 2 3/8 inches tall x 7 inches in diameter, surface wear and chips to some pieces, BORD

Two Shell Formed Majolica Bowls. 12 1/2" W 9 1/2" D 7 1/2" H (Largest)

A grouping of three serving bowls with crackled brown and gray fields. All with yellow scrolls and green cross hatching decorations. Late 19th C. 6"x2.5" & 7.5"x3.5"

Four English Majolica Bowls and Serving Pieces, Holdcroft.Largest 11.25" diameter

2 Bordallo Pinheiro C Rainha Majolica Green Cabbage design Bowls. Measure approx. 5W in. Some surface wear consistent with age and use. Some surface residue present. Some chipping present Property of

9" to 12" wide x 9" deep x 2" to 3" high.

A pair of serving bowls with crackled brown and gray fields. Both with yellow scrolls and green cross hatching decorations. Late 19th C. 8"x6" & 10"x4.5"

MAJOLICA BOWLS MOTTAHEDEH MUSEUM REPRODUCTIONS, 8 PIECES, DIA 8 3/8":Eight bowls with a white ground and a strawberry and leaf pattern. From the Estate of Daniel Clancy, Voltaire Place, Grosse Pointe

Each 9" diameter. BA

Lot of 3 French majolica bowl with roosters. Early 20th century. 1 1/2"h x 8 3/4"dia

Collection of Three (3) Large Majolica Bowls. Various designs. Various Marks. Chips. Largest measures 13-1/2" dia. Provenance: Collection of Robert Eigelberger, Casa Phippsberger, a prominent Palm Bea

Spanish or Talavera Tin-Glazed Majolica Bowl Unmarked. 3 x 12 3/4 in. European Works of Art from the Collection of Luigi Pellettieri

19th Century Mintons Majolica Bowl with rabbit supports. Condition: Repairs to the rabbits ears. Ht. 4 3/4" W. 9 1/2" D. 5 1/2"

Wedgwood Majolica bowl and stand with angels and cherubs cherubs

George Jones cobalt Majolica bowl with vine & floral motif, 8" floral motif, 8"

An Italian Majolica Bowl 20th Century Diameter 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia von Borosini Batten, sold to benefit the Albuquerque Museum Foundation Lucia von Borosini Batten was born in