Majolica Grouping

Royal Worcester match safe, incised mark. 5.5"h x 4.5"w, tobacco jar of dog wearing a fez is unsigned but marked "6937". 6"h x 5"w x 3.5"d

A Very Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Dragon’ Teapot c.1875. Designed by James Hadley ( Royal Worcester’s chief modeller). The yellow ground square form body decorated with Oriental style birds

pitcher with fish handle, professional spout repair, 12"

teapot with cobalt dragon handle, 8"

nest wall pocket

A Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Dolphin’ Salt c.1875. Modelled as a dolphin supporting a large shell bowl with pink interior and all supported on a base of blue waves, 3" Catalogued and curated b

cachepot with painted scene, 8 1/2", professional rim and feet repair

wall pocket, 11"

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

and nest wall pocket, 12"

plate c.1875, modelled as a large lily pad with a frog handle, 9". Only two known. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

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

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

Movement Kettle c.1875, 9 1/2"h, the segmented rectangular body with panels of leaves and blossom, a small angular spout with leaves, below a high arch handle, the compressed rectangular cover with Ch

with floral panel on each side, 9 1/2"; ref. Majolica Mania Vol 1 p4

Figure of Media c.1870, 19", modelled as a Greek Maiden holding a dagger resting on a column, all upon a pedestal base. Only known example. Provenance; Nick Boston Antiques Catalogued and curated by N

A Very Rare Royal Worcester Majolica Mermaid Salt, c. 1875. Modelled as a young mermaid resting a cobalt blue clam shell on her tail supported on a base of green waves and all upon a cobalt blue oval

morning glory flowers, 9 1/2"; professional hairline repair to base and rim

of a maiden water carrier on lavender base, 19", loss of leaf tip

Planter c.1875, 4"h, 5 1/2"w, the body formed as rock with a large lizard to one side. Only known majolica glazed example. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection

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"

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.