Minton Majolica

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

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

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...

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...

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 ...

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

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

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

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...

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!

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

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

After a 19th century Minton majolica design, a fine of pair exuberantly formed vessels, richly colored in ochre, bright green, light blue and red, the tails of the mermaids intertwi...

The recessed antique Minton Majolica tile shows shades of green and royal blue with hints of oranges.

They used quite a few animals and lots of example of nature in their work. Minton Majolica is a lot more formal than George Jones.

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...

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 wonderful cache-pot was made by the British manufacturer Minton. Its belly is decorated with stylised and colourful vegetal motifs typical of the palette of this manufacture. Th...

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.

Lovely planter with four different portraits in medallions. Inside the planter, one will find the blue color, typical of Minton Manufactory. Each portraits in medallions are decorate...

This model of cache pot and its support was made in Minton in the 1865s. We find the characteristics of the work of this brilliant manufactory: the bright and brilliant colours (typi...

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.

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

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. The delicate pink color of...

Unusual majolica hanging light by Minton. Polychrome detailing on brown ground with teal interior.

This small pair of lily of the valley vases was made by Minton Manufacture in England during the second half of the 19th century. Each vase is decorated with lily of the valley in re...

This a most unusual combination for a parianware soft paste pottery in the Majolica family. It is highbrow decoration belies its simpler origins. I have seen this vase in two other f...

The production of high quality Majolica is what Minton is famous for. They were first presented in 1851, at the first World Fair.

Very rare Minton Majolica vase modeled for Minton by Aflred-Ernest Carrier-Belluse, English, 1874.

Minton Majolica compote which features a stag's head.

Minton Majolica jardinière which features bamboo branches, leaves and flowers.

Minton Majolica vase which features climbing cherubs and water lilies.

Minton Majolica vase which features foxglove flowers and leaves in deep relief.

Minton Majolica vase which features climbing cherubs and water lilies.

Minton Majolica vase which features climbing cherubs and water lillies.

Minton Majolica plate which features fish and scallop shells.

Minton Majolica jardinière which features cupids/cherubs in various poses around the central band, ribbons above, oak leaves and acorns below.

Minton Majolica vase which features two mermen (probably Sea God Neptune).

Minton Majolica jardinière which features two snakes with their tails entwined forming the handles.

Minton Majolica plate which features intaglio grape and vine pattern to centre, six mottled cartouches to the outer edge.

Minton Majolica cup and saucer which features lily pads, leaves and blossom.

TWO Minton Majolica Oyster Plates glazed entirely in rare and highly desirable Simulated Malachite, impressed MINTONS with British Registration mark, shape number 1323, and Minton D...

Large Minton majolica centerpiece with oak leaves and acorns, open lattice edge and four small cherubs on each foot.

Pair of Minton Majolica candlesticks which feature putti draping a leafy garland around a central column.

Minton Majolica flower holder which features a young child, holding a bird nest, stood on a plinth.

19th Century Minton Majolica Rabbits Centerpiece. Charming aqua ceramic with white bunnies and leaves.

Minton Majolica plate which features intaglio grape and vine pattern to centre, six mottled cartouches to the outer edge.

Large pair of bronze-mounted Minton Majolica vases, designed for Minton by professor Gottfried Semper (1803-1879) from the estate of legendary decorator and taste maker, Madeline Cas...

Minton Majolica teapot which features a cockerel.

A 19th century Minton Majolica cobalt blue ground jardinière. The baluster shaped jardinière has six pilasters applied with lion mask and ring handles and stands on paw feet.

Minton Majolica flower holder which features a trio of vases around the bottom, sitting on hooved feet.