Earthenware Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Rare set of a pitcher and 6 glasses or cups was created in characteristic Belgian Art Nouveau style with the use of warm, earthy tones and varied glaze finish on lightly textured sh...

Traditional French terracotta confit pot with yellow glaze and two side handles. Dating from the 19th century, this vessel was used to conserve food – mainly meats in fat – before th...

Whimsical and historically engaging, this antique barbotine pitcher portrays French politician and journalist Camille Pelletan. Crafted in Northern France circa 1910 by the Onnaing F...

A set of three, late 19th century. Italian Majolica plates / chargers. Decorated with armorial crests of three different designs. Very good dra...

Very original set of 2 earthenware breakfast cups in the "George Sand" set. It's named this way because inspired by the famous set created by the French ...

French faience oyster plate with flowers Moustiers style signed Martres Tolosane, circa 1940. Chips on the back of the plate.  

Rare majolica jar with lid is decorated with bright, multicolored abstract birds and flowers motifs in sgraffito technique, that were hand-painted over the lines. The handles, the r...

Authentic 18th-century French faience plate from Nevers, dating to circa 1760-1790. The plate is decorated with a charming hand-painted scene featuring birds among flowering plants, ...

Group of 5 small Dutch Delft polychrome 'Peacock' plates, De Klaauw factory, second half 18th century. These polychrome Delft plates, are fine ...

A rare early 18th century Dutch Delftware barbers dish (scheerkom), decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with stylized floral motifs. In the center of the round well is an ablooming f...

ANTIQUE FRAMED TILES A set of six hand painted glazed earthenware tiles. each one is formed in a slightly three-dimensional relief and depicts a deer hunt with a man in a turban (pr...

Rare majolica pitcher dating from the 1900s, depicting a rabbit wearing an elegant green scarf. Its expressive modelling, long ears forming the spout, and integrated handle make it a...

A fine antique German Fayence scalloped bowl. Marked for the Höchst Porcelain Manufactory. With a gold wheel under crown mark. With a polychrome pa...

This majolica tray is by Minton. There is mark but not very clear. Circa 1890s, England.

A vivid pair of Dutch Delft polychrome plaques, circa 1750–1760, each painted with an exuberant basket of flowers in the rocaille taste — full-blown roses, tulips, and sunflowers spr...

A beautifully crafted Italian Majolica Pig Pitcher. The piece is a wonderful and warm addition to any kitchen or bar area. While very decorative...

An Early Minton Majolica 'Tavern' Ale Jug, formed as a tapering medieval flagon, the figures molded in high relief and applied, depicting a man and woman dancing, a seated figure wit...

This charming mid-century ceramic set by Robert Picault is a fine example of the celebrated craftsmanship produced in Vallauris, the renowned French pottery center of the 1950s and 1...

A richly detailed English porcelain compote by Thomas Dimmock & Co., dating to the early 19th century. This exceptional footed dish showcases the refined artistry of the Staffordshir...

A decorative set comprising two early 20th-century majolica-style earthenware plates and a glazed terracotta platter. The plates feature rich polychromy and hand-painted decoration: ...

A Delft tin-glazed earthenware rectangular salad bowls painted in underglaze cobalt blue. The interior decorated with an Italian landscape. The broad everted rim is richly ornament...

Majolica plate signed Choisy le roi, circa 1890. Decorated with leaves, ferns, pink flowers and Greek border. Very rare colors.

Naturalistic wildlife forms define this miniature cabaret service, arranged for two on a dedicated two-handled oval tray. The service is headed by a teapot fashioned as an open-beake...

A collection of six Etruscan Majolica shell and seaweed pitchers, five in the typical shell and sea weed pattern, one in a variation of the pattern i...

19th Century German Majolica Swan and cygnets Plate Circa 1900.

Elevate your holiday table or winter decor with this magnificent, complete fine French earthenware set from the prestigious Manufacture de Niderviller (Lorraine, founded in 1735, one...

A beautiful pair of Japanese earthenware 'bisque' colored vases with a raised floral, butterfly and 'phoenix' bird relief, circa mid-20th century, Japan. Both vases signed on side th...

Lovely German Majolica cat with her kitten plate, circa 1900.

Ceramic vase model “Efir”. From the series "Core Vessels". Manufactured by Willem van Hooff. Holland, 2022. Earthenware, glazed. Inspired by African vessels, Willem immediately noti...

This blue and white Dutch Delft charger shows a chinoiserie scene in a lovely naive style. The chinoiserie scene in the center of the charger includes three unique viewpoints. On o...

Rare early French faience vase dating to the late 17th – early 18th century, hand-painted with a charming cherub (putto) scene framed by scrolling ornamentation. The gourd-shaped bod...

From the French faïencerie Creil et Montereau, a majolica glazed asparagus plate, circa 1880-1889. Turquoise rimless plates show an oversized raised green cabbage leaf with purple t...

Product description A charming mid-century Dutch condiment set produced by Flora Gouda in the Netherlands during the 1950s. The set consists of three matte-glazed earthenware contain...

This most unusual and very pleasing majolica pottery figure was made in Germany or Austria circa 1880 and it depicts a happy rosy cheeked gnome lying down on his front with his head...

Flemish scenes of activity on the river with sailing barges, fishermen and cranes. Within flowerhead borders, second half of the 18th century. In a modern giltwood frame with the rem...

Antique Majolica bas relief parrot / bird / owl / hummingbird and dogwood flower creamer / syrup / honey pitcher or jug featuring a basketweave ground accented with interlocking circ...

Dutch Delft polychrome 'Peacock' plate, late 18th century, with ochre rim, the center decorated in a vase containing an arrangement of peacock feathers and flowers. The rim decorated...

Polychrome Delftware pair of mid 18th century Delftware plates with and central orange tulip and four cartouches with orange flower buds with green leafs. Very lively colors. marke...

Huge pair of stunning faience figurines of walking and roaring lions Manufactory: France (Lorraine) / St. Cle´ment Pottery (Gallé) Signed (underglazed) Please note: Emile Galle´ and his father Charles...

In the Aesthetic taste, a Wedgwood majolica sea food plate, showing a raised lobster on a bed of yellow and green seaweed against a turquoise blue ground, England – late 19th Century...

Sarreguemines Majolica Oyster Plate, Glazed Earthenware, France, 1970s. This oyster plate is made of glazed earthenware finished in warm amber and brown tones typical of French majo...

Set of seven dinner plates in blue fluted style by Churchill Staffordshire. Classic set of seven faience plates with blue floral decoration in traditional blue fluted style, produced...

French Majolica Daisy plate Marcel Guillot Vallauris, circa 1950. 8.2 inches diameter.

A set of ten Burgundy and Green Leaf bordered plates, Wedgwood, England, circa 1910-1920. An earthenware mold with a running border of large green leaves on a lattice ground. Hand-...

A pair of Dutch Delftware plates dating from the second half of the 18th century, decorated in a rare, soft manganese tone, intermediate between blue and purple. Each plate features...

The tin glaze earthenware Charger decorated in red and gold in the "adrian van Pijnacker" Delft doré tradition, with an insect between flowering peoniesrockwork. Sign on the back in ...

This is a good early decorative large earthenware pottery dinner plates made by Zachariah Boyle of Hanley and Stoke, England, circa 1825. The plate ...

Coppia Di Piatti In Maiolica italiana XVIII secolo Con Decoro Al Garofano Manifattura Ferniani Faenza dipinti in policromia, nei toni del blu, bruno, giallo, rosso, arancio e verde. ...

A leaping brown hare dominates the centre of this decorative earthenware plate, shown at full stretch bounding across a grassy meadow beside tall water reeds and an overhanging oak b...

Mid-Century Ceramic Tea Set by Peter and Denise Orlando, French Vallauris, 1960s Rare set of four cups with saucers and a milk pitcher by Peter and Denise Orlando, France 1960s. Fre...

Tortoiseshell Brilliance: Large English Whieldon-Type Creamware Dish Circa 1765–1775 This exceptional, large-scale English creamware dish is a stunning example of mid-18th-century "...

Heavy earthenware vessel with a fused red glass decor.

A beautiful and chic French faience pottery tureen entirely hand-painted from Henroit, circa early to mid-20th century, France. Tureen features a chic woman in a beautiful dress on l...

midcentury SCHRAMBERG MAIOLICA Barbotine FISH TUREEN TERRINE handpainted Design Period 1955 to 1965 Production Period around 1960 Country of Manufacture Germany H / height: 11cm both ~ Gew. / weight: 2950grs DM / diameter casserole : 30 cm x 15cm x 11cm high ~ 19cm with its lid MARKED: Schramberger Majolikafabrik 5624 :-: fair condition with some very small chips (see photos) - Considering the sensitive material I would even say it is in good condition -- let´s call it charming vintage :-: To ensure a safe arrival, this item is packed in super-safe packaging. (up to 10 Kg) SMF SCHRAMBERG was originally founded in 1820 as Faist'sche Steingutfabrik by the stoneware expert Isidor Faist on the site of the abandoned Schramberg castle. By 1829, Faist and his factory had gained such a good reputation that Baron Ferdinand von Uechtritz became his partner under the new name of Steingut- und Majolikafabrik Uechtritz & Faist. With the Baron's financial support, the partners were able to build a new factory behind the castle, which dramatically increased production. By the 1860s, the company had a permanent workforce of 100 and an impressive number of almost 6,000 homeworkers (decorators, etc.), mainly children and women. From 1882, Faist began taking orders from Villeroy & Boch, who eventually bought the Schramberg pottery in 1883 and continued to operate it as a V&B subsidiary until the early 20th century. In 1911, several of the factory buildings had to be demolished to make way for the local railway, which drastically reduced production and caused Villeroy & Boch to lose interest in the site, which they sold to brothers Moritz and Leopold Meyer in 1912. It was the Meyers who introduced the "SMF" trademark and eventually gave the company its permanent name, Schramberger Majolika-Fabrik. In 1918 the company was transformed from a sole proprietorship to a limited liability company and the transformation was complete. The Meyer brothers were always on the lookout for new talent, and many famous artists joined the factory or contributed designs in the years that followed. Their decorative ceramics, stylized in vibrant colours, attracted much attention in the 1920s. Eva Stricker-Zeisel was a prominent designer for the company from 1928 to 1930. Her designs were strongly influenced by the Bauhaus movement and her modern form and decoration designs gave an avant-garde look to part of the production programme. As well as designing the shapes, Eva Zeisel also supplied the intended decorations for the pieces, although the decoration department often adapted her decorations to shapes for which they were not intended. They would even use them on shapes other than those designed by Zeisel and apply decors not designed by her to her shapes. This particularly happened with the very popular 'Mondrian' pattern, which often appeared on non-Zeisel shapes. The factory continued to produce Zeisel's designs for some time after her departure, but she sometimes felt that the designs were not exactly as she had intended. With the economic crisis of the early 1930s, the focus of production shifted to tableware and utilitarian ceramics, until the Nazis forced Moritz and Leopold Meyer to sell the factory in 1938 as part of the forced aryanisation of the German state. Both emigrated to England with their families during the war, but in 1949 Peter Meyer...

Delightful Lunéville faience tableware set. Chic and rustic at the same time! A timeless classic that’s so easy to mix and match with stunning details ! - 2 cake dishes (foot plate...

German Porcelain Majolica Strawberry Egg Cup, circa 1920,

Set of twelve Paris Exhibition plates. Twelve Sarraguemines creamware souvenir plates from the Universal Exposition of 1889 in Paris Twelve different...

Majolica squirrel pitcher orchies, Circa 1890.

An early eighteenth-century Dutch Delftware teapot of compressed octagonal form, decorated in the richly coloured Cashmere palette. The faceted body is painted in cobalt blue, iron ...

Antique French hand-painted Majolica porcelain "Beagles" wall pocket, Circa 1890's.