Spanish or Talavera Tin-Glazed Majolica Bowl

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

Group of two hand-painted bowls. Including one hand-painted bowl depicting a scene of a stag leaping through the forest; likely Spanish Talavera eathenware. Together with a hand-paintedblue and white

Spanish Talavera Tin Glazed Faience Bowl, 18th/19thc. conical bowl with flat bottom, boldly hand decorated with a bird centering stylized leafy branches in blue, yellow, mustard and brown glazes. Dim

Spanish Talavera Tin Glazed Faience Bowl, 18th/19thc. conical bowl with flat bottom, with gestural hand decoration of a bird centering stylized leafy branches in blue, yellow and brown glazes. Dimens

Spanish Talavera tin-glazed earthenware bowl, early 19th c., with geometric design, raised on short foot, two chips to rim, approx 4.25"h, 14"diam, 4.21lbs Start Price: $100.00

Early 19th c. Cobalt Blue Decorated Majolica Pottery Low Bowl, likely from Manises, Valencia, with boldly painted floral decoration (including sunflowers with faces), with old staple repairs to unders

Spanish Majolica bowl, polychrome, and tin-glazed. 18th C. Dimensions: 10"d

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, Spain, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A majolica (maiolica) tin-glazed shallow terracotta bowl, with a pronounced round foot and sides that abruptly widen n

Spanish Talavera Tin Glazed Faience Vase, Late 19th-early 20thc. of baluster form with applied hand;es in the form of female terms decorated with a leaping goat and a deer in rustic landscapes, signed

Four antique Spanish tin-glazed bowls, probably from Manises. Decorated with a loose but sure hand in sunny yellows,greens, reds, and cobalt blue on creamy white ground. Two bowls have early iron stap

17/18th c., the largest with rabbit to interior of bowl, 5.5”h; 10”diam. (cracked and stapled); another with a dog, 5”h, 9”diam. (cracks and staple); the third, with shield, 5&

Spanish Colonial Talavera tin-glazed earthenware vase, 18th/ 19th c., Mexico, ivory craquelure glaze, ornamented with cobalt blue foliates, approx 6.5"h, 5.25"diam, 1.5lbs Start Price: $1000.00

Talavera tin-glazed earthenware bowl, Spain, late 18th c., typical small chips and glaze loss, crazing, approx 2.75"h, 11.7/8"diam, 2.30lbs Start Price: $100.00

(lot of 2) Talavera tin-glazed earthenware bowls, Guanajuato, Mexico, including: (1) pomegranate design, signed J.C., approx 3"h, 9.25"diam, (1) stylized flower, approx 4.25"h, 10.25"diam; 3.25lbs tot

Large Spanish tin glazed earthenware basin/ bowl, 19th c., with green decorative glaze, hairline with staple repair, approx 8"h, 25.5"diam, 28lbs Start Price: $150.00

(lot of 3) Talavera tin-glazed earthenware pozole bowls, Puebla, Mexico, early 20th c., similarly styled, with center pinwheel/ floral design, crazing/ hairlines, largest: approx 2.5"h, 7.5"diam; 2.75

Group of (5) late 19th century Spanish tin glazed earthenware plates and bowls, 8" to 19" diameter. Provenance: Estate of Colonel Howard C. "Scrappy" Johnson, USAF, and Mrs. Elena Johnson, Palm Beach

Three Pieces of Tin Glazed Majolica, comprising an Italian Center bowl decorated with floral and lattice motifs on scroll foot, an apothecary jar and a diamond patterned pitcher. Dimensions: Center b

Blue and white majolica tin-glazed earthenware bowl, Spain, in blue and white foliate and repeating designs, with iron mount to back, approx 2"h, 10.5"diam, 1.5lbs Start Price: $50.00

Spanish, Late 18th/ early 19th century Tin glazed pottery bowl with naive border and geometric shaped decoration Approx diameter 14"

Tin glazed in blue and white and featuring (2) inkwells, a central ink bottle compartment, and a side storage compartment that possibly housed a drawer. Spanish Mission and bird motif. 3 x 9 x 6 3/4 i

Talavera tin-glazed earthenware apothecary/ pharmacy jar, Spain, blue glazed coat of arms with lion passant, approx 9.75"h, 4.75"diam, 2.75lbs **Provenance: A fine San Antonio, Texas estate** ***PLEAS

Talavera tin-glazed earthenware spice tray, Spain, 18th c., triangular form with three recessed wells, exterior with blue and yellow glazed palmette repeat, approx 2.25"h, 6.25"w, 6.25"d, 0.75lbs **Pr

Talavera tin-glazed earthenware charger, Spain, late 20th c., scalloped rim, painted scene of a town square with figures, marked Talavera El Carmen, approx 17"diam, 6.5lbs Start Price: $100.00