Etruscan Ceramics

This vintage sterling silver flatware set includes utensils and serving pieces. There are 178 total pieces in this set. N.B. A few of the pieces are monogrammed with the letter H.

Recently de-accessioned from the Orlando History museum is this massive carved terracotta wine storage vessel, dating to approximately 250 BCE. Retrieved from the Eturian region ...

This is a piece of American Majolica, Griffen Smith and Hill, a Pennsylvanian company that specialized in service ware and gift ware. This plate is part of their Etruscan Line. This ...

This antique candy dish from Griffen, Smith & Hill is a beautiful addition to any collection. The company was in operation from 1867 to 1892 and began making majolica in 1879. This...

You are looking at Italian craftsmanship at its finest. This piece was done by the Italian family Pampaloni in Florence . It is a hand-hammered sterling silver gilded in gold. This p...

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

McArdle discovered this clay body while working in the travertine quarries in this area famous for Etruscan ceramics. She uses this clay to obtain the unique textures and color.

Etruscan majolica dogwood pitcher in bark and vibrant navy with butterfly lip manufactured by Griffen, Smith and Hill of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, ca. 1885 For over 28 years we hav...

They are part of the "Etruscan Vases" collection since the design inside them represents ancient Etruscan vases found in the area of Populonia (Livorno) in Tuscany (Italy).

Three pieces of Etruscan shell and seaweed American majolica late 19th century, manufactured by Griffen, Smith & Hill, Pennsylvania. Wonderful glaze and details. Measurements: Pitche...

Gorgeous Majolica by Griffen, Smith & Hill Etruscan Majolica large pitcher in shell and seaweed pattern. This pitcher is an unusually sought after size. Impressed marks with the co...

Etruscan majolica maple leaf compote on pink ground, by Griffin, Smith & Hill, circa 1880.  

Etruscan Majolica maple leaf compote on pink ground, by Griffin, Smith & Hill, circa 1880.

Etruscan Majolica maple leaf plate on purple ground, by Griffin, Smith & Hill, American, circa 1880. In great condition and excellent coloration.

A set of four antique majolica Etruscan plates. Created from ceramic, and glazed in bright pinks, greens, browns, and blacks. Each dish has a fabulous texture and resembles the look ...

First introduced in 1913, Etruscan was revolutionary in its style. It was modern and yet stylish and reflected the early vision of the Art Deco movement. Up until then sterling silve...

Being offered is a sterling silver vase by Marcus & Company in the “Etruscan” pattern. It has a tapered shape with with a curved neck. On each side there are handles in the Etrusca...

Being offered is a sterling silver platter by Gorham Silversmiths of Providence Rhode Island in the “Etruscan” pattern, hallmarked 1930. The Etruscan Key pattern is a Greco-Roman re...

The center of each charger is decorated with a Classical Greek Revival scene on a black background all within a geometric border. Made in the factory of the Giustiniani Family which ...

Nineteenth Century English Punchbowl in apple green with Etruscan Neoclassical Figures on inside and out.

Painted with Roman figures in black, white and brownish red on a glazed terracotta ground. Made in the factory of the Giustiniani family which began making fine ceramics in Naples in...

Etruscan Majolica leaf handled platter, circa 1890.

Etruscan by Gorham sterling silver dessert plate. The piece has a "SLB" monogram (see photos), and it's marked with #A9252. The plate measures 7" in diameter, and it w...

Etruscan green Majolica leafc circa 1890.

American Majolica Water Lily Plate signed Etruscan Majolica Circa 1890. Unusual colors.

Etruscan by Gorham Wonderful Etruscan by Gorham sterling silver tea tray with built-in handles marked #A9807. This piece measures 24" (actual size) x 17 3/4" and weighs 105.69 tro...

Impressive Etruscan by Gorham sterling silver meat platter with twin wells. The piece is marked with #A9862 and 22 in. The platter measures 22" x 16", and it weighs a hefty 79.48 ozt...

Gorham “Etruscan” Sterling Silver Flatware Service for Twelve, 176 Pieces Providence, Rhode Island, Circa 1915 A magnificent and extensive Gorham sterling silver flatware service in...

This gorgeous tureen was forged by Gebruder Friedlander circa 1875, one of Berlin's most renowned silversmiths at that time. The footed tureen features a chased Greek key pattern tha...

Large Wedgwood Etruscan Vases Ceramic Platter Tray 19th Century Good condition overall Free international shipping.

Etruscan Shell and Seaweed pattern American majolica, late 19th century. Manufactured by Griffen, Smith & Hill, Pennsylvania. Wonderful glaze and details.

Produced from 1913 to 1991, Gorham Etruscan sterling flatware is a Greco-Roman revival pattern featuring an asymmetrical design that includes a Greek key. Although it was released in...

Etruscan by Gorham. Vintage Gorham sterling silver in the Etruscan pattern features an Art Deco style Greek key design. Although this pattern was released in 1913, one can see tha...

Decorate a table or buffet with this sophisticated silver plated center bowl. Crafted in England circa 1870, the antique centerpiece features a woman figure in Roman attire standing ...