Pair of Minton Majolica "Shell Carriers"™ c.1860

Designed By Albert Carrier Bellouse, modeled as a two putti draped with vine and wheat either side of and supporting a shell with seaweed handles, all upon a mottled green and purple mottled rocky gro

Compotes c.1860, After a design by John Thomas Modeled as a merman and a mermaid supported by a turtle and holding a shell bowl above their heads, 12½". ( Only one of two known pairs) The design of t

center, 11", professional repair to shell handle and leg of one putti

A Minton Majolica ‘Shell Carriers’ posy holder c.1875 Designed Albert Carrier Belouse. Modelled as two side by side putti draped with seaweed and swinging a large white and pink conch shell with a

table center with two cherubs carrying shell, 11"

each modeled as a turquoise bell shape body decorated with large white blossoms and leaves, supported by three scroll feet with fleur-de-lis terminals, all upon a turquoise pedestal base with a large

A Very Rare Minton Majolica Figure ‘Neapolitan Water Carrier’ c.1860. Shape no.180. Modelled as a woman in 18th Century Italian costume and supporting a vase on her head. This design was to be mad

strawberry plates, 8", no. 1830; Betsy & Rick Porter Collection

Minton Majolica 'Shell Bearer' Centerpiece Designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse, shape no. 1182, date cypher for 1865 Modeled as two nereids supporting a large shell suspended from garlands, on an oval

Minton & Co. Majolica "Shell Bearer" Centerpiece Designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse Shape no. 1182 In the form of a shell-shaped bowl supported at either end by a siren with long blonde hair, stamped

A Minton Majolica Shell Form Mermaid Centerpiece ‘Flower Bearers’, Shape No.1182  Probably Designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse. Modeled as a scallop shell flanked by mermaid supports, their hair

attributed design by Albert Carrier Belleuse, modeled as a large nautilus shell with putti mounted on edge with a lyre supported on rocky base with shells and seaweed, 18"h, 13"w, rim repair to shell,

c.1860, the opposing designs, each modeled as a cobalt fluted pedestal, bell shaped candle holders, with two draped putto dressing the column in a laurel garland, all supported on a stepped oval base

Renaissance Revival Wall Brackets c.1860, 5 1/2"h, 5 1/2"w, shape no. 336, the trefoil shaped body decorated with band of cabochon over scroll edges with a mask between. Catalogued and curated by Nico

Revival Fluted Snake Handled Oviform Vases c.1860,shape 703, after designs by Alfred Stevens and designed in the Italian maiolica style, the fluted bodies in mottled cobalt blue and green, the handles

in the form of a boy with scallop shell riding dolphin, quatrefoil pedestals glazed in cobalt blue, 7 1/2”

basket Posy Vases c.1865, designed by Carrier Bellouse, each modelled as a putto stood over a quiver, one with draped vine, the other with draped wheat, both stood aside a flared basket, all upon a gr

with bamboo baskets c.1870, 8", designed Albert Carrier Bellouse shape no.282, 283, each wearing 18 th century dress with one outstretched arm with hand modelled to hold a single flower and next to a

table salts c.1865 7 1/2" designed by Albert Carrier Bellouse. Both the seated girl and boy in traditional 18 th century style dress and seated on a mottled green and brown tree trunk. Catalogued and

wall brackets, 20", supported by figural satyrs blowing hunting horns and carrying bags of game with oak leaf and branch detail, designed by Albert Carrier Belleuse, impressed Minton and model number

figures with shells, 7", no.432 & 433

A pair of two Minton majolica pieces decorated with harvest putti. ++ One majolica figural serving shell centerpiece. 12" x 11 1/2". ++ One Minton majolica putti candlestick decorated with wheat and f

nautilus shell vase modeled as a nautilus shell supported by an entwined pair of dolphins atop an oval base, 9"

DESCRIPTION:Ceramic hand painted centerpiece after the Minton majolica centerpiece designed by Carrier Belleuse. Features two beautiful mermaids supporting a conch shell on their backs, grasping ropes