Pair of Mintons Porcelain Yellow-Ground Garden Seats in Japanese Style

A pair of neoclassical style black painted iron garden urns.

A pair of Japanese underglaze blue and white porcelain baluster vases from the late 19th century painted with shaped panels of flowers, insects and birds. Formerly in the Kentshire collection, each piece features a round panel with a fly on a prunus branch, naturalistically painted in cobalt blue on a white ground. Another shaped panel presents two charming birds on a branch painted by a free, fluid hand with shading and brushstrokes. Watery blue peonies, auspicious symbols of springtime and prosperity, emerge from a dense cobalt blue background of tight arabesques motifs arranged in a most delicate composition. The lip of the vase presents a thunder pattern frieze, symbol of life, and a mark on the bottom. This pair of Japanese blue and white porcelain vases...

Pair of neoclassical style paint decorated atheniennes.

Pair of George III style lead demilune cisterns. Bulbeck Foundry, Cambridgeshire.

An English Majolica turquoise ground garden seat by Minton, circa 1849.

A rare and fabulous Minton garden seat that can be used as a seat, a table base (add a glass top?) or a side table. Very bright earth-tones with add...

Pair of Asian Chinese style (20th Cent) purple and pink porcelain elephant garden seats

Pair of Midcentury Italian Majolica porcelain garden seats, exquisitely crafted in the shape of an Egyptian woman. Made by Vietri Ceramics, these unique pieces serve not only as styl...