pot, Jerome Massier Fils in Vallauris, 1920s, stoneware

Jerome Massier (French, 1771-1930)Fish and Eel Vase, 1904Lustre glazed earthenware<

Antique Jerome Massier (French) Flower Form Majolica Jardiniere. Interior is turquoise glazed. Flower petals feature gilt edges. Bottom signed "Jerome Massier Fils Vallauris". Measures 14 inches high

French tin glazed earthenware vase, J. Massier Fils (Jerome Massier, 1850-1916), Vallauris, c.1900, sculptural form, hand-painted design with thistles, artist signed Max, small glaze chips to ribs, ap

JEROME MASSIER Vallauris Blue Art Pottery Bowl. Textured finish in mottled blue glaze. Signed Jerome Massier Vallauris Piece Unique.-- Dimensions: H: 4.5 inches: W: 13 inches: D: 113 inches ---

Jerome Massier Majolica Cockerel Floor Vase, Circa 1890. Realistically modelled and colored rooster, standing beside a tree stump with his head turned and crowing, signed "JEROME MASSiER/ Fils/ VALLAU

base, signed JMF Vallauris for "Jerome Massier Vallauris", vibrant, rich color, 5&rdquo;l x 4 1/2"h, c1880, perfect condition

JEROME MASSIER Figural Birds Log Majolica Planter. Large log form planter with 7 colorful birds. Marked Jerome Massier Vallauris France. -- Dimensions: H: 8 inches: W: 14.5 inches: D: 7.5 inches ---

Small copper oxide flambe-glazed hand-cast purple, gold, and pink lustre swirl vase, the underside hand-signed "Jerome Massier fils," France, circa 1890-1902. 3.75" H.

Jerome Massier for Vallauris, France, colossal ceramic jar hand-painted with floral motifs. Early 20th century. Signed. In excellent condition, lime residue inside. Dimensions: D 40.0 x H 28.5 cm. Res

pompous vase, France, around 1890, ManufactoryClement Massier, 1844 Vallauris- 1917, stoneware, Model in the Literature pictured, Afghan, baluster form with abstract wings,greenish and brownish glaze,

French majolica jardiniere/ planter, Jerome Massier (1850-1916), Vallauris, c.1900, in a lavender glaze, scalloped rim with pierced trefoils, handles modeled as winged griffins, fluted body with embos

Massier French Majolica planter having naturalistic form urn on pedestal, painted with blossoming flowers and signed Sons, pedestal having stamp mark on bottom Vallauris, J. Massier Fils, Pierre Perre

Jerome Massier (1850-1916), Oxblood vase, Vallauris, France, glazed pottery, unsigned, 4"dia x 17.75"h

Jerome Massier (French, 1771-1930)Triangular Vase, 1900Lustre glazed earthenware

A French Vallauris Pottery jewel toned glaze vase signed by Jerome Massier (1850-1916). Features shades of green and purple in a high gloss glaze. Measures 9" tall. *notes- no chips/cracks/repairs.

Stoneware Thumb pot by Stan Bitters, 1970s. Interior of pot incised with A-18 and MC. Property from the Estate of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, Los Angeles, CA.

Majolica Jardiniere on Stand c.1890, 52"h, 19"w, the pedestal designed as a beautifully painted peacock around a column of grasses supporting a circular jardiniere surmounted by three large beautifull

Jardiniere on Stand c.1880, the pedestal formed as a heron stood before a waisted pedestal of tall grass and reeds all upon a faux marble pedestal base, the jardiniere colored as pond above grass and

well with song birds, 26". Ref. Karmason-Stacke p190

form of a multi-colored grasshopper, 13"l, 6 1/2"h

Rare R. Sarlandie Limoges Enameled Pot, 1920's. Featuring a magnificent polychromatic enamel brush pot with pink dogwoods. Throughout with aqua background. With peach enameled interior. Signed R. Sarl

on a pedestal modeled as a Flamingo standing before bullrushes, it's top and base as faux marble, 61" overall, pedestal 46", jardiniere 15", black painted Delphin Massier, Vallauris AM marks on the un

Delphin Massier (French, 1836-1907)A Pair of Majolica Crane Jardinières, France, late 19th century Both signed: "Delphin Massier/Vallauris (A.M.)" to underside. H: 39 1/2, Dia: 18 in.PROVENANCE:Priva

Delphin Massier (French, 1836-1907)A Majolica Flamingo Pedestal, France, late 19th century Together with a Majolica flamingo figure Pedestal signed: "Delphin Massier/Vallauris (A.M)" Flamingo figure a