Earthenware Wall Brackets

A nice way to decorate your wall with these beautiful twelve luster Hispano-Moresque chargers, ranges from 16th - 19th century, made of earthenware and decorated in twelve different ...

A French majolica wall hanging planter from the 19th century, with bird and flowers. Created in France during the 19th century, this hanging vase...

Delightful and unique pair of Baroque carved and gilded wall brackets realized with a white and green hand-painted majolica demi tureen lid of a Southern Italy manufacture Cerreto Sa...

Each carved wood and parcel-gilt corbel adorned overall with lively foliate scrolls; fitted with striking polychromed majolica masks depicting Bacchus, the...

Pair of Minton Majolica Wall Brackets, Modeled as a Girl and Boy Baby Merchildren, each wearing a wreath of bullrushes and wrapped in fishing nets against clumps of green glazed rushes. Impressed marks to reverse include the letter 'M' and Minton date cipher for 1859. In Susan Weber's three-volume tome, MAJOLICA MANIA, recently published by Yale University Press, Martin Levy discusses Royal Patronage of Minton majolica: "Though many of the items ordered by the queen and prince consort in the late 1850s have been dispersed, surviving examples in the Royal Collection include...a pair of wall brackets, each in the form of a merchild wrapped in fishing net, which was given to Queen Victoria by Prince Albert for her birthday in 1858." Additionally, Weber includes a photo from 2019 of an interior scene of the Royal Dairy at Windsor, which clearly shows the female bracket installed to the wall.* For 30 years we have been among the world's preeminent specialists in the finest antique majolica. Susan Weber, MAJOLICA MANIA: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850--1915. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2020, Vol One, p. 179. *Weber, Vol. One, p. 80. Sotheby's New York, English Majolica From a Private Collection, Sale number 6958, Lot number 159, March 11, 1997. Identical pair sold at Sotheby's but lacking the wooden wall shelves...

A pair of English majolica brackets from the mid-20th century, with seashell decor. Created in England during the midcentury period, each of this pair o...

4 1960s classical Italian wall shelves. Made from earthenware, with gilt details. Price is per pair.

A rare and unusual antique Wedgwood Majolica pottery wall bracket dated 1872. The heavily made bracket portrays a young body standing on a na...

George Jones Majolica "Merman" wall bracket, English, circa 1875. For over 28 years we have been among the Nation’s preeminent specialists in fine antique majolica. Measures: Heigh...

Pair of 20th century Renaissance Revival style Italian Maiolica wall brackets, two hand-modeled, hand painted earthenware grotesques depicting wolf heads masks with Fine polychrome decoration. They are a Crestoni Ceramiche work, a Central Italy manufacture located in Civita Castellana, near Rome and date back to circa 1930. They are a model signed on the back with monogram GF by Giulio Francesconi ( Viareggio-1894- Civita Castellana 1970) an Italian sculptor who started working in France, in Oissel manufacture, in Normandie, and came back to Italy in 1920 to create sculptures and models for Crestoni ceramiche. A very impressive pair of Italian ceramic ligorical masks, wolf head wall corbels, two Majolica brackets depicting masks with a smiling open-mouthed expression and a Fine polychrome decoration. Ready to be hanged, this pair of antique wall brackets...

Two beautiful Majolica wall brackets in striking emerald green, brown and gold with wonderful leaf motif.

Beautiful and practical antique Arts & Crafts coat rack with Majolica glazed tiles. This rare and stylish Arts and Crafts coat rack is a re...