Majolica Tables

Whimsical mid-century modern majolica drinks table or garden stool made in the Italian Regency style. The trompe l'oeil stool features three ceramic st...

An exceptionally executed antique, circa 1900, French majolica figural jardinière stand by Clement Massier (French, 1844-1917). Hand-crafted in Golfe-Juan, Southern France, around the turn of the late 19th / early 20th, period Art Nouveau styling, sculptural tripartite pedestal form in a visually striking mottled blue / brown drip glaze, featuring three griffin dragon supports rising on paw feet, accented by stylized foliage, resting on conforming triangular plinth base. Signed; 'Clement Massier Golfe Juan' embossed on base. Impressed mark at base. Used as a outdoor jardinière...

W. T. Copeland & Sons Majolica, the column-form pedestal molded in high relief with Classical figures including Diana the Huntress wielding a sword, with floral garlands tied with pink glazed ribbons to the top and base, on a cobalt blue glazed ground, the reverse with three impressed maker's marks, 'COPELAND.' The design is listed in the W. T. Copeland Majolica...

Italian Renaissance style Majolica pedestal by Achille Mollica With exquisite typical polychromed Renaissance painted decoration Marked to the unders...

This Palm Beach inspired Italian terracotta side table has a vivid white and green majolica glaze painted finish. The tail curves to provide a flat surface for plants or drinks. It d...

Appealing Art Nouveau Majolica flower stand or pedestal for cachepot made by the renown company of Eichwald. This artfully processed majolica piece was made circa 1910 in Bohemia and...

These charming majolica stands (or pedestals) were crafted in the late 19th century by the French Sarreguemines factory. Sarreguemines pottery was characterized by its use of organic colors and ornament, as exemplified by these pedestals. Napoleon I was the company’s patron, and he awarded the director, Paul Utzschneider, a Légion d’Honneur. Sarreguemines were responsible for supplying many of the tiles used to construct the Paris Metro. The stands are marked, ‘MAJOLICA/SARREGUEMINES’. The majolica stands allude to the form of classical columns. Each is topped by a capital, composed of a brown and pink, square-shaped abacus, and a yellow fluted...

Vintage Italian 1950s side table in the Hollywood Regency style, crafted of majolica porcelain, decorated with beautiful yellow scrolling borders and acanthus leaves. Excellent condi...

Stunning antique for the collectors. This majolica glazed plant stand by one of the greatest makers in this field is an absolute feast to look at. This Minton made antique from ci...

This rare and highly expressive majolica coffee table is an iconic early postwar work by Otello Rosa for the San Polo ceramics workshop in Venice. Produced in 1952, the sculptural to...

Bring practicality with this small colorful Majolica martini pedestal; crafted in Normandy, France, circa 1880, the elegant faience table sits on three scroll feet and features unique lines and carvings around the stem and neck under the round surface top. The hand painted ceramic side table...

Awesome vintage French blue majolica topped iron work or dining table. Easily utilized indoors or out, this fine table offers an antique style base and a blue top that screams F R A ...