Majolica Minton Cache Pot Or Jaurdineire

Only with one piece, the manufactory of Minton created the fantasized Orient of the period.

Fabulous English Minton Majolica Sessionists Jardinere in gorgeous turquoise with an amazing design.

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.

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

A lovely green majolica cache pot. Since it is large it looks nice sitting on the floor or on a table.

The decor of this delicate pitcher created by the English manufactory of Minton is organized in superimposed registers. The friezes of metopes channels, laurel wreaths and cameo belo...

Small Antique Minton Majolica vase, with lily of the valley design and three sprouting bulb feet.

A Rare and impressive monumental wine cistern that retains its original powder blue liner in fine condition, Designed by Pierre-Emile Jeannest. Modelled as two back to back children ...

19th century Minton, Stoke-on-Trent, England hand-painted majolica 4-tier oyster server or stand - comes in two pieces, in perfect working order.

A spectacular Vicroitan Minton Majolica turquoise vase, jardiniere, , circa 1875 designed by Minton's Art Director, Frenchman, Hughes Protat.

The underside has the Minton impressed mark and a printed mark.

This Majolica ‘mushroom and coconut’ tea set by Minton is an extremely rare design and even rarer is finding a complete set with its original tray!

Our faux bois garden chair in the form of a tree stump with assembled arms and seatback dates from the 1870s and is attributed to Mintons of Staffordshire, England. In good condition.

This rare, Minton Majolica dish is delightful! This footed dish is English, circa 1870 and displays two rabbits and green foliage on its base.

Here are 12 Minton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England 22-karat raised-paste gold and "bleu celeste" or turquoise enameled plates.

This model of cache pot and its support was made in Minton in the 1865s.

Designed by John Wadsworth and Leon Solon, Minton Secessionist ware was Minton's tube lined Art Nouveau range of the period from 1902 until about 1914.

Inside the planter, one will find the blue color, typical of Minton Manufactory. Each portraits in medallions are decorated with vegetal interlacing colored in yellow, also typical o...

This brightly colored Minton neoclassical vase testifies to the exceptional creative spirit that reigned at the Minton factory during the second half of the 19th century.

Minton Majolica jardinière (large vase) of Roman inspiration.

19th century copper pot.

A richly colored piece of English Art Pottery by Mintons Hollins’ of Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire.

This Art Nouveau copper pot has a circular domed lid with a hoop handle.

This Minton vase is from their Secessionist ware range and is decorated with the pattern number 10.

19th century French copper pot.

19th century French copper pot.

19th century French copper pot.

A classic example of a 19th century French copper pot.

FABULOUS RARE FINE MINTON COVERED TWO HANDLED URNSHAPED VASE IN A BEAUTIFUL TURQUOISE WITH EXTENSIVE GUILDING INCLUDING THE FINIAL AND THE HANDLES.

Pair of antique French cache pots with cherubs and rams. Beautiful glaze and color.

American copper spouted pot, circa 1875. Signed Thos. Mills & Bro. 1301 N 8th Street Phila.

The White House was traditionally supplied with Minton porcelian and many great buildings of of this period were decorated with Minton tiles.

Large French majolica planter cache pot by Orchies. It represents a basket in osier with flowers.

Antique Bronze Cache pot with handles

Beautiful vibrant Minton lustreware bowl/comport, circa 1900.  

Pair Cache Pots Newly Painted with Birds adapted as Lamps

Cache Pot Newly Painted with Bird and aged Finish as Lamp

Pair Footed Tole Cache Pots Newly Painted with Elegant Landscapes and Birds adapted as Lamps

Rare 17th Century German Bronze Posnet Pot.

Two nesting copper pots with brass handles. Measures given of larger piece.

Minton majolica is a type of ceramic ware that was produced by the Minton pottery in the 19th century.

This important planter was made by the Minton Manufacture located in Stoke-on-Trent in England.

This planter imitates a tree stump. Its centre is enameled with a luminous blue which is a characteristic of the English manufacture. This color serves as a signature and brings a ve...

These beautiful yellow planter and its presentation plate were made at the end of the 19th century by the Minton manufacture in Stoke-on-Trent in England.

Large handmade English/Raj copper pot- Floral motif on top lid, 2 large copper ring handles

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

Minton's Pattern 499

An unusual English Aesthetic period pottery vase of pyramidal form and based on a model by Minton's, composed by a stack of four melon form vases with handles, circa 1895.

A pair of Minton figures of flowers sellers in the form of a youth and a girl in 18 century costume, each seated between two large baskets of very fine flowers, on gilt scrolled base...

A very impressive pair of Minton vases hand-painted with cartouches of flowers on a green background.

Rare very large English copper cooking pot with matching lid, circa 1860 Dovetailed.

These three Minton porcelain plates are decorated very simply, but strikingly, with central hand coloured transfer prints of cherubs which have done in puce.

See the last 4 photos for coordinating Minton plates. Made for Gilman Collamore, a luxury New York City 5th Avenue retailer at the turn of the century.  

This set of Minton, Stoke-on-Trent, England, service or dinner plates feature five 22-karat gold-beaded panels, elegantly decorated with Adam-style ribbons, foliate and flowers.

This 19th century Minton, stoke-on-trent, England, cobalt dinner service is both extraordinary and rare.

Design No. 66 in the Minton pattern book, circa 1835.