Wardle majolica shell and coral partial

tea set with rare 11" tray, cream, sugar, and cup/saucer

Wardle Majolica shell and coral pitcher, nice color, 6 1/4"

Attributed to Wardle & Co. (British, 1868-1935). 3-pc "Shell and Coral" Majolica-ware Teapot Set. Teapot (with lid): Length: 6 3/4â€, Depth: 4â€, Height: 4 3/8â€. Sugar Bowl (with lid): Lengt

England,19th Century Squat pitcher with raised pink shell and green seaweed design with a band of pink coral and shell design around neck. Approx. 7" t x 7" w x 6" d. From the Mendon Historical Societ

Oyster Plate c.1875, the circular turquoise ground plate modeled with 6 multi coloured oyster shells separated by grey seaweed, turquoise central sauce well, 9" Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Bost

A Rare George Jones Majolica ‘Shell & Coral’ Serving Dish c.1875. Modelled as two conjoined turquoise scallop shells with pink interior with a white coral arched handle and all supported on white

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pitcher, 6 1/2"

19th Century Naturalist Minton English Majolica inkwell. Kelp and coral form tray supports two lidded shell inkwells with inserts. Very good condition, with repairs, branch was broken and re-attached.

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professional rim repair to base

vases, 7"

figural salt, 3"

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staining, 8"

Majolica shells and coral on waves teapot, serpent handle, brass spout tip, rim chip

Two Pieces of Etruscan Majolica. Shell and coral pattern, teapot, 6"h. and pitcher, 5-3/4"h. Condition: Good.

and seaweed, rope handle and fish on lid, 8 1/2"

Fielding antique aquatic nautical English majolica pitcher. Gorgeous shell and coral design on a fishnet ground. Marked with diamond registration mark. Approximately 7 x 6.5 x 5.75 in.

Etruscan majolica coral and shell syrup pitcher, 6 1/2"

Holdcroft majolica shell compote with shells and coral on base, 12"w, 7 1/2"h

Fielding majolica shells and fishnet pitcher with coral handle, 6 1/2"

Worcester, majolica vase, nautilus shells supported by coral, seaweed and other sea creatures, one with a lizard, each 9 inches. Provenance: Charles L. Washburne Antiques, purchased Richard Mellon Sca