Royal Worcester Majolica Posy Vase c.1865

Polychrome, modeled as a swan in water, a cattail pedestal supporting a nautilus shell, 8½". Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

A late 19th century Royal Worcester Majolica Nautilus vase. Multi-color posy vase with Nautilus shell supported by a Coral stem and seabed base with shells. Impressed Crown mark to underside. Some cra

Pair of antique Royal Worcester majolica vases, naturalistically modeled as Nautilus shells in cream color with gilt rims, perched atop copper painted Coral branches, surmounted with basking Lizards.

A Very Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Camel’ Vase c. 1875, designed by James Hadley ( Royal Worcester’s chief modeller). Designed as a recumbent camel wearing a cobalt blue holder above a turquo

with three dolphins, 5 1/2"

Polychrome, shell bowl, turquoise interior, triple dolphin pedestal stop a trefoil pedestal base, 7" ( rare yellow base ) Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

An antique early 20th-century porcelain vase by Royal Worcester. Ca. 1910s. Elongated shape with pronounced neck, decorative side handles. The blush-color body is hand-painted with polychroe flowers.

An Extremely Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Chinese Dragon’ Vase c.1875 (Never seen before) Modelled with a turquoise square section body with blind fret handles and large black ground cartouche d

5 1/2"

Japanese style posy vase pair, probably designed by James Hadley c.1875. Modeled as a tortoise with a monkey on his back, and the monkey with a frog on his shoulders, all next to a single bamboo shoot

Posy Holder c.1870, modelled as an upright nautilus shell supported by coral issuing from seaweed all upon a circular cushioned base decorated with conch shells, 8 1/2". For a similar example with app

figural vase, 10"l, 7"h, minor nick to ear

Vase c.1875, 9 3/4", modelled as a large pigeon and a thrush perched on a leafy branch forming the flower holder all upon a grassy ground. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Coll

Movement Posy Vase c.1875, the ivory ground body modelled as a large monkey clinging to a vase decorated with heron and Japanese motif all upon a pedestal base; 7", professional base rim chip repair.

Posy Bowl c.1875. Modelled as three entwined dolphins supporting a deep shell bowl, all upon a trefoil pedestal base. Height: 7 inches Provenance: Nick Boston Antiques

An antique porcelain posy vase in the style of Royal Worcester, naturalistically modeled as a conch shell supported by a coral on a shell-encrusted base and beautifully hand-painted. Illegibly marked

Movement Posy Vase c.1875, the central square section vase with two conjoined cushioned vases to each side, all glazed in cobalt blue and decorated with 22ct gilded fauna; 5" Catalogued and curated by

Movement Posy Vase c.1880, the ivory ground body modelled as an upright bamboo branch with bronzed leaves and branches highlighted with 22ct gilding; 5 3/4" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Posy Vase c.1880, the spherical white ground body decorated with 22ct gilded Japanese style scene of an emperor and handmaidens all upon three 22ct gilded balls; 3" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus

Movement Posy Vase c.1880, the shaped ivory ground body with three cut out flower holes and decorated with sprays of Blossoms, branches, leaves and birds; 3"h, 6 1/2"w Catalogued and curated by Nicola

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

Aesthetic Movement Posy Vases c.1880, the straight sided, cobalt blue bodies decorated 22ct gilded fauna and enamelled butterflies; 4" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Royal Worcester tray in Evesham pattern and 4 table top accessories including crystal pitcher, small vase and 2 possibly majolica orchid pattern plates. Platter measures approximately 13 1/2 inches wi

FOUR PIECES OF MAJOLICAAmerican and English, late 19th/early 20th century, consisting of a Griffin, Smith and Hill "Cauliflower" teapot, a Worcester Royal Porcelain "Bulrush" pot, an unmarked vase and