Japanese Majolica

This Japanese Majolica dragon vase is likely to come from the island of Awaji. The vase features a

A late 19th century Japanese glazed pottery [ like majolica ] jardinierre.

An English Majolica jug of great color, circa mid-19th century. In the Japanese Aesthetic taste

A gorgeous Majolica ceramic trompe l'Oeil asparagus covered box By Fitz & Floyd Japan, circa

Wedgwood Argenta Fan pattern cup and saucer, the English registry date stamp marks it to 1876. Cup: 2.38 tall x 4.58 wide across handle Saucer: 5.75 x 5.75

An antique Japanese Aesthetic majolica pottery tea pot offers bamboo form handle and finial with

transparent enamels technique and developed a metallic highlights technique inspired by Islamic, Japanese

pastiche by Islamic, Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese ceramics or majolica, he makes characters, birds, flowers

, Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese ceramics or majolica, he makes characters, birds, flowers, ornaments of all

, Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese ceramics or majolica, he makes characters, birds, flowers, ornaments of all

A beautiful Japanese Satsuma Majolica style earthenware vase, circa early 20th century, Meiji

A beautiful Japanese Satsuma Majolica style earthenware vase, circa early-20th century, Meiji

Elegant and rare English fan box with fishes, circa 1890. Inspired by the Japan this piece is an

A rare and unusual antique English Aesthetic Movement majolica ceramic Japanese design casket by

Round blue decorative Majolica fruit plate by Inarco. This decorative plate features a molded

A pretty pale blue majolica bird motif plate. This decorative plate would be fabulous hung on a

A vintage majolica ceramic clam shell or seashell candle holder and bowl set. This set was made in

Chine lamps were made by Seyei China in Nagoya, Japan. However, this lamp has all branches, flowers, and

. Inspired to pastiche by Islamic, Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese ceramics or majolica, he makes characters

Glazed Earthenware Plate

glazed craquelé technique in the manner of classical Japanese ceramics. Catalog number 9001, 1978

19th century Minton Majolica Persian blue garden seat, circa 1875. Similar examples shown at the