Italian Castelli Maiolica Istoriato Charger of Poseidon-Neptune
Located in Sharon, CT
A very large 18" diameter Castelli Maiolica Charger depicting Poseidon-Neptune. Circa 1740-1760.
Majolica
Ancient Italian Faience Majolica Charger, Very Large
Located in Bradenton, FL
Very large and heavy, 18th Century or earlier hand-painted Italian majolica glazed pottery charger
Ceramic
Large Italian Faience Charger 18th c.
Located in Natchez, MS
Exceptionally Large Italian Faience Charger 18th c.
Faience
Unavailable
H 1.58 in Dm 17.33 in
Mid-17th Century Italian Majolica Faience Delft Savona Charger, circa 1670
Located in London, GB
A large and rare Italian Savona blue and white charger dating 1670. The large shaped plated
Large White Ceramic Italian Faience Charger Platter
Located in Chicago, IL
White ceramic large Italian faience charger. The handcrafted platter has a cobalt edge. Fantastic
Faience, Ceramic
Large 19th Century Italian Faience Charger
Located in Dallas, TX
Beautiful 19th century Italian charger with great colors, depicting a conflict between soldiers and
Ceramic
Renaissance Maiolica Portrait Charger Made in Deruta, Italy, circa 1530
Located in Katonah, NY
Why we love it: It's rare, beautiful, and typifies Renaissance, Italy. We are thrilled to offer
Faience
Large Italian Renaissance-Style Majolica Chargers
Located in Dallas, TX
two VERY LARGE (24.5" diameter) Renaissance-style hand-painted faience / majolica footed chargers
Pottery
19th Century Italian Faience Porcelain Charger
Located in Dallas, TX
Outstanding late 19th century Italian faience porcelain charger, colorfully decorated with a highly
Faience, Porcelain
Large 19th Century Italian Faience Charger
Located in Dallas, TX
A large Italian faience charger with terracotta background and delicate green and white leaf
Terracotta
Sold
H 3.15 in Dm 15.35 in
Large 19th Century Italian Iznik Style Faience Charger, Cantagalli, Florence
By Cantagalli
Located in Haddonfield, NJ
Large 19th century Italian Iznik style Faience charger, by Ulisse Cantagalli of Florence, Italy
Faience
19th Century Richard Ginori Faience Charger Decorated with Putti
By Richard Ginori
Located in Savannah, GA
19th century Richard Ginori faience charger, decorated with putti surrounded by scrolling
Porcelain
Italian Faience Charger
Located in Nashville, TN
Mid 1800's Italian Faience Charger with blue, gold and green colors
Large Italian Majolica Charger, Riders on Horseback, Signed Verso
Located in Washington Crossing, PA
Large Italian Majolica charger, riders on horseback, signed verso, approximate 52cm diameter.
Majolica
Large Majolica blue and white charger
Located in Norwalk, CT
Large Italian blue & white Majolica charger with a scene of a Roman triumphal march
Italian Faience Charger 19th Century
Located in Paris, FR
Large Urbino faience charger .Allegory of " Trionfo di Bacco"
Faience
Italian Faience Charger 19th Century
Located in Natchez, MS
Italian Faience Charger with allegorical scene.
Pottery
Pair of Italian Faience Chargers
Located in Natchez, MS
Pair of Wonderfully painted Italian Faience chargers in perfect condition
Pottery
Large 19th Century Italian Faience Charger
Located in Washington, DC
19th Century Italian Faience Charger, c. 1820, depicting Suzanne and the Elders in vivid colors.
Pottery
Italian Faience Charger of the Kidnapping of Dionysus or Bacchus
By Cantagalli
Located in Oaks, PA
Italian Faience Charger Lusture (Cantagalli Style Decoration) kidnapping of Dionysus or Bacchus, of
Majolica
18th Century Spanish, Hand-Painted Glazed Ceramic Plate from Triana
Located in Marbella, ES
18th Century Spanish hand-painted glazed ceramic plate from Triana.
Ceramic
$17,823Sale Price|20% Off
H 46.86 in W 37.8 in
Madonna Correggio Paint Oil on table 16th Century Old master Italian Religious
Located in Riva del Garda, IT
School of Antonio Allegri, known as Correggio (Correggio c. 1489 - 1534) Attributable to Pomponio Allegri (Correggio, 1522 - Parma, 1593) Madonna and Child, Two Angels and John the B...
Oil
18th Century Italian Faience (Majolica) Apothecary Medicine Jar
Located in San Francisco, CA
An antique 18th-Century Italian faience albarello or apothecary pharmacy jar. This wonderful old jar is hand painted and in remarkable condition considering its age, having some expe...
Faience
Antique 18th Century Italian Ceramic Apothecary Jar
Located in Bradenton, FL
Tall antique 18th century Italian ceramic apothecary jar. Colors of blue, yellow and green on off white background.
Ceramic, Pottery
$2,320Sale Price|51% Off
H 8.12 in Dm 4.25 in
Early Italian Polychrome Majolica Albarello, Late 17th Century
Located in Haddonfield, NJ
Italian Polychrome Majolica Albarello, Late 17th Century.
Majolica
Early 18th Century Blue and White Dutch Delft Clobbered Vase
Located in Fort Lauderdale, FL
A blue and white Dutch delft vase made circa 1700, with clobbered-style polychrome enamels added in the mid-18th century. This brightly colored blue and white Dutch delft vase is a ...
Delft, Pottery
Beautiful Tuscan Ceramic Plate 17th Century
Located in Madrid, ES
Beautiful Tuscan Ceramic Plate 17th Century with a deepened centre, painted with a biblical scene, landscape and architecture, glazed on the underside, described and marked. Diamete...
Porcelain
Vintage Italian Montelupo Maiolica Pottery Charger
Located in Bradenton, FL
This beautiful maiolica pottery charger is from Montelupo, Italy and is boldly decorated with a soldier walking, carrying a tool of the day. Vividly painted in yellow, green, and blu...
Pottery
FIRST HALF OF THE 18th CENTURY VERTICAL CASTLES MAJOLICA PLAQUE
By Castelli
Located in Firenze, FI
Beautiful vertically painted majolica plaque, attributable to the famous Castelli factory, located in Abruzzo (Central Italy), dating back to the first half of the 18th century. The ...
Maiolica
Wonderful Large Tuscan Round Plate (Siena) from the 18th Century
Located in Madrid, ES
Wonderful Large Tuscan Round Plate (Siena) from the 18th Century decorated with a battle scene. Marked Siena with the date 1527 on the wing. Italian majolica. . Diameter: 45 cm. good...
Majolica
Deruta Maiolica Moulded Plate Probably 19th Century
Located in Ottawa, Ontario
A DERUTA MAIOLICA MOULDED PLATE Probably 19th Century. Painted with kneeling Cupid on a rock holding a heraldic shield surrounded by a seascape with the boats, within a grotteschi...
Tin
17th CENTURY MAJOLICA PLATE MONTELUPO
Located in Firenze, FI
Splendid polychrome majolica plate belonging to the Montelupo ceramic workshop. The enamel has also been applied to the rim, in an elegant aqua green, while the background is white d...
Maiolica
AMAZING PLATE MONTELUPO 17th Century
By FF Montelupo
Located in Madrid, ES
AMAZING PLATE MONTELUPO 17th Century Round earthenware bowl with contours on a pedestal, polychrome decoration of a soldier in a frame of floral reserves. Minor restorations. Diame...
Porcelain, Maiolica
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