Antique Seaweed

Rare 19th century Majolica oyster plate with pastels colors, shells and seaweeds signed Gien.

Rare 19th century Majolica oyster plate with pastels colors, shells and seaweeds signed Gien.

French majolica oyster plate with six wells surrounded by seaweed. A sauce well for lemon wedges is at the center.

Set of individually hand painted and variously coloured fish plates with scalloped and gilt-edged rims with seaweed, algae and coral border, with further interior scalloped wave patt...

Antique Powell Bishop & Stonier Aesthetic Movement tea set featuring a matching hexagonal serving tray, pitcher, cream, sugar, cups and saucers in the crane, seaweed, and sunflower t...

Intaglios, pressed seaweeds from a Victorian album, resin wax seals, and vintage frames come together in a wonderful paint and gilt velvet matted shadow box that originally housed an...

Minton Majolica jardinière which features a large conch shell, supported by branching coral, sat on a rocky base embellished with seaweed. Colouration: white, dark coral red, brown, ...

The scene features Japanese yellowtail (hamachi), white crucian carp (funa), tilefish (shiro-amadai), largehead hairtail (tachiuo), a hermit crab, and various seaweeds, including fea...

The exterior is decorated with stylised lotus and seaweed motifs together with cartouches depicting peonies, garden scenes and hunting subjects.

A very rare French Majolica oyster platter server with 12 shells on seaweeds, orange starfish on the middle Sarreguemines Digoin unsigned circa 1890. 13.5 inches diameter.

For thirty-eight months he explored the south and western Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, and Antarctica. Several seaweeds, plants, and shrubs are named after him, as well as D'Urvi...

The ridges between the wells are molded in relief with a rich, seabed-like tapestry: cream-white cockle and scallop shells, pale spiral whelks tipped with blush pink, and feathery st...

French Majolica oyster plate with seaweeds Salins (East of France) circa 1890.  

French Majolica oyster plate with seaweeds Salins (East of France) circa 1890.  

French Majolica oyster plate with seaweeds Salins (East of France) circa 1890.  

Between the wells, pale yellow-cream whelk and spiral shells nestle in a tangle of seafoam-green seaweed. Larger white clamshells punctuate the scalloped rim, and the stippled, sandy...

A pair of sculpted fish lies across the lid, one in slate blue-gray with finely incised, scaled texture and the other in pale silver-cream, both nestled among a bed of crisp, ribbon-...

For thirty-eight months he explored the south and western Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, and Antarctica. Several seaweeds, plants, and shrubs are named after him, as well as D'Urvi...

Ralph Wood Pearlware Dolphin Flower Vase, Burslem, Staffordshire, Circa 1783–1790 A rare eighteenth-century Staffordshire flower vase by Ralph Wood of Burslem, the most celebrated n...

The species is noted for its ability to forage among seaweed-covered rocks, even in harsh winter conditions.

The tureens are formed as ribbed scallop shells banded in yellow and lilac, their covers surmounted by small coiled shell finials in coral pink; like the centerpiece, they stand on c...

French Majolica plate with blue starfish with six wells blue and white surrounded by green seaweeds signed Digoin (East of France), circa 1900.

Each vase has a rich vermilion ground embellished with finely applied gilt seaweed-pattern decoration, creating a luxurious backdrop for the dramatic central design.

The textured stem resembles a piece of driftwood or seaweed entwined by a raised tendril, terminating in an additional curled marine form.

This very handsome chest of drawers is of 18th century date but still includes some features from the baroque period, particularly the fine seaweed marquetry to each of the drawer fr...

Each is painted with an individual crab moving among a different underwater arrangement of seaweed, marine grasses, and coral-like growths.

A lobster sits on the lid, with seaweed on a basketweave ground to the dish and undertray.

The volume is illustrated with 12 full-page color plates after Coleman, depicting a wide variety of marine algae, seaweeds, invertebrates, and other coastal organisms in vibrant chro...

In front of the print the maker built up a foreground of dried seaweed and sprays of red marine algae, with two cowrie shells and a third small shell with an orange-tinted aperture s...

The wells are covered overall with a fine gilt vermicelli, or “seaweed,” ground. At the center of each dish is a circular medallion framed by concentric gilt and white rings, within ...

Bradbury went on to nature-print an octavo edition of the ferns and a four-volume work on British seaweeds, and planned further books on fungi and trees, but died in 1860 at the age ...

Its internal construction consists of successive layers of seaweed, horsehair and wool, recreating the materials and methods historically used in fine upholstered furniture of the pe...

Rocks, posts and traces of seaweed provide additional detail along the water's edge.

Plates devoted to mosses, lichens, fungi, and seaweeds are correspondingly scarce in the botanical print market, and their dense, decorative arrangement of small forms across the she...

Stately form with a heavy base, decorated with a dynamic relief of seaweed and crabs.

Quality antique 19th century majolica salad bowl and servers, having a quality majolica salad bowl decorated with embossed clam shells around the centre above seaweed towards the bas...

The collar brims with seaweed and periwinkle shells, while the ocean floor is scattered with European lobsters and pale crustacean remains.

The whelk, which naturally grazes on organisms living among seaweed, underscores the ecological specificity of the scene.

Antique Jugendstil Serpentine Figural Copper Platter Charger of Fish, Sea Creatures, and Seaweed by Steinicken & Lohr. Circa Early 20th Century.

Each plate is printed in brown and colored by hand with the same subject: a cod, its chin barbel just visible, swimming head-down through pink-tinted fronds of branching seaweed, the...

Its rare and highly decorative molded-glass shade depicts two fish swimming among stylized aquatic plants and flowing seaweed, creating an elegant underwater composition characterist...

A dense all-over design of shells and seaweed such as this belongs squarely to that taste.

The upper portion of the foot is embellished with impressive embossed and chased scallop shell and seaweed designs. This exceptional example of Edwardian silverware is fitted to the...

The base, molded with conch shells and seaweed, reflects Victorian era fascination with the beauty of the sea and the natural world.

Original antique advertising poster for the Fete de l'Eau Grand Bal de Nuit Travesti / Water Festival Grand Night Time Costume Drag Ball held at the Nouveau-Cirque / New Circus (1886...

This is the earlier banded production of the mocha family, before the dendritic “seaweed” patterns took over — the look that modern collectors and decorators prize most, the ochre-an...

Pair of English Aesthetic Period Blue Cobalt Glass Vases, probably by Doulton's Lambeth factory and likely designed by ceramicist George Tinworth, ca. 1880, gilt decorated with seawe...

Decorated on the lid with sardines and seaweeds.

Antique Portuguese majolica palsy ware lobster wall plate featuring a large lobster on a green plate with sand, seaweed and sea shells in a colourfully finished glaze.

The aquatic scenes, all different from one another, depict various species of freshwater and sea fish against backgrounds of seaweed, coral and shells in soft watercolour tones of pi...

Pate de verre vide-poche in the form of seahorse (Hippocampo) by Almaric Walter and Henry Berge. Beautiful seaweed wrapping on the sideas and interior emanating from the figures.

Modelled with crabs, hand-painted with seaweed and fishing nets. Late 19th century. Excellent condition.

A lobster sits on the lid, with seaweed on a basketweave ground to the dish and undertray.

This "straw" tail comes from the algae and seaweed that grows on the shell of older turtles, an indication of their long lifespan and accumulated wisdom.

Holdcroft Majolica dish which features a putto holding a torch, flanked by shells on either side, sits atop rocks embellished with seaweed. Colouration: yellow, green, turquoise, are...

Stunning piece with design of fish shrimp and seaweed. Condition Some fritting only. Size: 18.5x13.5x5CM Period 17th century Ming & Transitional (1368 - 1664)

This particular plate showcases a deeply molded bas-relief ocean bottom with elements like sand, mussels, and seaweed, and a prominent, fully modeled lobster in the center.

19th Century Majolica chocolate oyster plate with green seaweeds Luneville. Reference: Page 43 "Oyster plates" of J.

On the border , background of brown seaweeds with pink shells.

Queen Anne revival walnut coffee table , circa 1920s shaped top with moulding around edge, Seaweed design inlaid centre decoration, shaped walnut apron, sitting on 4 walnut cabrio...