Antique Majolica

Antique hand painted faience vase believed to be from Portugal. Beautiful, brilliant color to the fine, decorative painting.

Pair of Montelupo Majolica Dishes polychrome painted in 17th century style with large figures of mounted soldiers.

This over sized (10 1/4" X 13 1/4") tile of a classical woman's profile is vintage English or, possibly, continental majolica, circa early twentieth century. The artist tenderly and ...

A lovely polychrome, majolica jardinière centrepiece by Minton, dating to 1876.

Helmet spout in Savona Majolica decorated in white and blue with a central medallion depicting "Girl with a galley on the background", marked with S emblem, late 17th century.

English majolica teapot from the late 19th century. Barrel form body with slightly domed cover with branch handle and S-scroll spout.

We believe this piece to be Minton. All of the signature fineness and details speak to this manufacturer. Beyond that there is no proof. It is finely decorated with relistic shadowin...

Minton Majolica jardinière (large vase) of Roman inspiration.

fashioned with a figure of a rabbit and a bird on its lid. The piece is superbly detailed with basket form design and fitted with with handles at its sides.

Italian polychrome painted Majolica cistern with Aesthetic Movement style flowers, circa early 20th century.

Large Majolica planter and pedestal. Overall height: 42" diameter: 17".

Rare Bauhaus tin-glazed crackled earthenware tea service designed by Otto Lindig and executed by Karlsruher Majolica, Germany 1923 / circa 1930. The complete set in creamy grey beige...

English majolica teapot from the late 19th century. Flattened disk form with stepped sides, S-scrolled spout and branch handle.

Wonderful French majolica three piece fontaine in a shell form. The piece is beautifully glazed in many colors with seaweed decoration.

Pair of very large glazed majolica urns with lion head masks; beautiful blue glaze with gold lion heads; interior glazed in pinkish lavender

Large pair of Majolica birds with deep intense color and great presence.

Milan Majolica coffee pot with polychrome decoration of wild roses with petals in white enamel elevated in slip.

A majolica polychrome salt cellar with four caryatid lion supports on a molded quatrefoil base Deruta, Italy, late 17th century

With grape orchard decoration, probably used for wine. Multi vibrant colors. Not drilled.

A true find for a majolica collector !

This majolica serving tray by Thomas Forester is modelled as a large leaf overlaid with a strand of ivy leaves and seeds which runs down its length, and coloured with green, magenta ...

This majolica serving tray by Thomas Forester is modelled as a large leaf overlaid with a strand of ivy leaves and seeds which runs down its length, and coloured with green, magenta ...

Circa 1890s monumental sized painted Majolica Iris flower form vase or stand in the Art Nouveau style.

Pair of majolica tazza, circa 1900 Continental, circa 1900 Dimensions:9” x 4-1/2” Antiques and vintage may show signs of natural wear and age.     

An Urbino Majolica chevrette with polychrome decoration “a istoriato” representing a queen with two cupid in a landscape.

A brightly coloured majolica sweetmeat dish in the form of a bucolic young man leaning on a basket.

Montelupo, Italy, 16th century During the 15th and 16th centuries the majolica produced in Montelupo, Italy was particularly splendid and was sought after throughout Europe.

Large Majolica bowl, circa 1900 Continental, circa 1900 Dimensions:11” x 9-1/2” x 4-1/2” Antiques and vintage may show signs of natural wear and age.  

Beautiful ribbon motif majolica teapot, with branches forming the handle and spout and adorned with flowers and strawberries.

The model of this wall brackey was most certainly made in the late 1840s or early 1850s. This dating is based on the shape number that the object has on the back. It is with the numb...

Continental Majolica vase from the 19th century, made in molded green enamel.

Sicilian painted majolica brick panel, depicting the "deer hunting".

The panel is made up of a total of 70 painted majolica bricks.

19th Century Italian majolica bottles . One with a bird and tree hand painted decoration and the other with an armorial crest.

Pair of French (Nevers) majolica vases.

Stunning French Antique Asparagus Art Nouveau plates. Colors are vibrant, with a creem background. The plates are delicately hand painted with carnation and iris flowers. Produced by...

Circa 19th century pair of Italian majolica fruit backets with tops, covered in fruit with a base that features a basketweave design.

An impressive Majolica jar of an owl with polychrome decoro.

A majolica alzata (charger with stand) decorated with animal and vegetal motifs Italy, 16th century Size: 3" high x 12" charger diameter (7.5 x 30.5 cm.)

Geoge Jones majolica castle-shaped jardiniere, circa 1880.Modelled as a square brown stone castle, the exterior molded with creeping ivy and ferns, the interior glazed in turquoise.

This superb garden seat or garden stool is the work of the British manufacturer Minton. Its original shape of a faceted drum receives a floral decoration on a brown background. The l...

This charming little teapot realized by the famous manufactory of Minton in England, reflects all the influence of Orient on Decorative Arts of the second half the 19th Century. It c...

A 19thC Majolica centerpiece in the form of lily pads supporting a n open shell.

This three piece majolica strawberry set by George Jones & Co. features an oval tray with open rings at the ends which hold a small pot for sugar and one for cream.

The decoration on this pair of Email Ombrant majolica dessert plates from the Rubelles factory is achieved using graduated intaglio designs that are then flooded with the glaze to gi...

Early 20th century English majolica vase with handles in the form of cherub term figures, decorated with floral and foliate garlands.

A Minton England majolica jardiniere featuring three faun footed cherubian figures serving as pillars supporting a reticulated planter top.

A Castelli (Italy) Majolica chevrette with polychrome decoration of two figures a man and a woman.

This rare majolica rabbit pitcher was probably produced for the Paris World's Fair in 1900.

Introduced into France for Queen Catherine de Medicis, who was fond of it, the artichoke acquired its letters of nobility by becoming one of the favorite dishes of Louis XIV. Like f...

Introduced into France for Queen Catherine de Medicis, who was fond of it, the artichoke acquired its letters of nobility by becoming one of the favorite dishes of Louis XIV. Like f...

Gorgeous French Majolica Marble Top Table. 19th Century. Was previously thought to have been a shop counter.

Circa 1910-1915 pair of urn form yellow glazed Majolica lamps with painted foliage and guilloche trim.