Antique Earthenware Faience

Hand-painted with rich cobalt blue pigment, this large tin-glazed-earthenware tile was made in the

Hand-painted with rich cobalt blue pigment, this large tin-glazed-earthenware tile was made in the

pigment, this large tin-glazed-earthenware tile was made in the Netherlands during the last half of the

A mid 18th century Delft blue and white charger painted in the kraak style, a bowl containing flowers, a gourd and a scroll central to radiating panels of Buddhist objects alternatin...

A decorative, hexagonal, hand painted blue and white Delft charger, the floral and foliate border centered by a blossoming flower flanked two playful rabbits. With hanging wire fo...

An arts & crafts style green glazed earthenware jardinière. Four petal like sections widen upwards

French tinglazed white earthenware figure of a finely sculpted bristle-back boar, modelled standing

A nice antique faience jardiniere, also called a bassin, circa 1780-1810, in French faience

a glossy oxblood-colored glaze. The earthenware vessel comes with a label written in French which

An antique French faience Art Deco vase designed by Paul Jean Milet (1870-1950) for the Paul Milet

A large Art Deco period faience centerpiece bowl resting on a ring foot, made in France by the

Bordeaux Vieillard, 19th century, France Complete dinner table service. Faience (or earthenware

circa 1920s. The French faience Art Nouveau vase is decorated with an overall green, purple, and dark

An early 20th century French art pottery vase date marked for 1906. The antique vase from the Sarreguemines factory is shaped like an architectural column or pillar on a round pedest...

Pair of Gien faience vases with floral enamel decor, 19th century. Faïencerie de Gien is a faience

outside of Paris. Lachenal began with porcelain and eventually added the production of faience and

Sarreguemines, 19th century, France Dinner table service. Butterfly pattern model. Faience (or

18th Century Blue and White Delft Plate. According to House Beautiful magazine in their December/January issue they predict that Delft is a new trend for 2016!

Hand-painted with rich cobalt blue pigment, this large tin-glazed-earthenware tile was made in the

18th Century Blue Delft Plate, circa 1760 A very cheerful overall pattern on this delft plate.

tin-glazed earthenware, a form of faience. Most of it is blue and white pottery, and the city of Delft

Faience stamp, and next to that are two artist's marks. The F V mark is for an artist whose name is not

This very large Doulton Lambeth Faience flask vase was painted by Katherine (Katie) Smallfield, who

1869, Bloch purchased an enterprise focusing on earthenware and faience production from the family of

Trompe-l’œil, An earthenware Moustiers plate in the shape of star, painted with blue lacework on

faience plate is a fine example of late 19th century Victorian Eclecticism, featuring aspects of Zsolnay's

This stunning pottery bowl has an iridescent copper glaze with mimicked verdigris on a manganese–brown background. The glaze reflects the light, giving off a bright copper glow, and ...

Artist/Designer: Grueby Faience Co. Additional Information: Fine example of a two-color Grueby

Artist/Designer: George P. Kendrick (American, 1850-1919); Grueby Faience Co. Additional

Majolica vase Provenance Amalfi - Italy Earthenware Circa early 20th century Measures: Length