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	594. Majolica Owl Pitcher, circa 19th Century A fine Majolica pitcher in a form of an owl, in glossy mottled green glaze with light pink interior. Stamped "S" on the bottom. Measures approx. 8-3/4"H.
	615. 19th Century Etruscan Majolica Oyster Plate Yellow oyster plate with three cream and three light purple shell wells each separated by pink corals; cobalt blue well in the center. Provenance: attributed to Griffen, Smith & Hill Phoenixville, PA 1867-1902. Not signed. Diameter measures approx. 10".
	724. Wedgwood Caterer "Motto" Pitcher, ca. 1860 - 1900 Marked "ELC" and with impressed wedgwood mark, the glaze has a Majolica palette with turquoise interior on this caterer jug, or pitcher. Approx. 7"T.
	407. Cantagalli Majolica Wall Tile, Italian, circa late 19th Century Large earthenware square tile is decorated with floral designs of bud and blossoms. Background glaze cobalt blue with beige white and green plants outlined in black. Measures apprx 9-1/4" square. Verso bears city name, Firenze, and the factory, Cantagalli.
	424. Lot of Seven Tiles by Boch Freres, Belgium, circa 1900 Lot of seven majolica tiles decorated with blue and white rondel of renaissance characters. Backgrounds glazed a mustard yellow with leafy green accents in boarders. Characters of knight, wench, and nobleman have doubles while country man stands alone. Each measures apprx 6" square. Backs have company name, Boch Freres La Louviere H".
	426. A Fabulous Minton Snake Handle Jardiniere This Majolica Victorian jardiniere in the Regency style is a beautiful robin's egg blue with two green snakes on either side, with their tails intertwined to form handles. At the base is a green snakeskin boarder and the the rim is a lovely band in a floral design in green, pink and brown. The interior of the jardiniere is a light pink. It is apprx 8-1/2" x 8" at the base x 15" at the top. Verso stamped Minton.
	440. Mexican Pottery Vase, 20th Century Talavera type of majolica earthenware. Mellon shaped, coil technique jar decorated with swirling organic shapes in yellow, green and the most precious glaze color: blue. Signed Mexico on bottom with artist mark. Measures apprx 10"H x 6"W.
	784. Italian Majolica Istoriato Style Lidded Urn Flattened bulbous form with flared base and faux figural, lid features a large ring decoration. The urn is decorated in a majolica istoriato style, with glaze palette including such colors as ochre, olive brown, bright cobalt blue among many others. Very nice luster finish. Bottom is marked with a maker's mark. With the stopper this urn measures approx. 16"T x 10"W.
	304. German Majolica Tiles, ca. Early 20th Century Four separate German majolica tiles, which when place in order depicts a frieze of swans, waterlilies, cattails and a dragonfly in polycrome. Unmarked. Measures apprx 5-3/4" x 5-3/4", combined tiles measures apprx 24".
	373. Early Majolica Madonna and Christ Child Wall Plaque Terracotta polychromed Madonna and Child relief with hand painting and gold tones with decorative border. Measures approx. 31-1/2"H x 22-3/4"W.
	Hautin & Boulanger tan majolica landscape plate. Marked HB Cie Made in France. Scratches to surface. 9 1/8" in diameter.
	OYSTER PLATES - SET OF FOUR ENGLISH MAJOLICA MINTON OYSTER PLATES, SEVEN SECTION WITH SHELL PATTERN, ALL FOUR IN THE SAME PATTERN IN THREE DIFFERENT COLOR SCHEMES, 9"DIA, GOOD CONDITION
	PITCHER - RARE MAJOLICA MONKEY HANDLE PITCHER, ENGLISH EMBOSSED REGISTRY MARK ON BOTTOM, LIGHT BLUE INTERIOR AND DARK BLUE EXTERIOR WITH FLORAL DECORATION AND BROWN MONKEY, 7"H X 2 1/2"W X 4"D, VERY GOOD CONDITION
	JARDINIERE - English Majolica tapered, square jardiniere on feet, shaped crown rim with top and bottom band, yellow and lilac with marbelized green/brown panels, unmarked, 9"H x 7 3/4"W x 7 3/4"D, very good condition.
	MUFFINEER - Circa 1889 majolica muffineer with unmarked silver top, cover has beaded edge threading onto ornate collar, tapered body with geometric and floral design, Arabic inscription on scrolled ribbon, bottom marked 'Pat April 4, 1889, D 1006', 5 1/4"
	JARDINIERE - Circa 1890-1900, two handle majolica jardiniere attributed to Minton, cobalt blue exterior with embossed Art Nouveau scroll and leaf pattern in light blue and green, shaped rim and scroll handles, 13"H x 16"DIA, very good, small glaze flake o
	GREAT OLD MAJOLICA BICYCLE PLATE. This antique majolica plate features an early bicycler dressed in a red and blue outfit with fanciful color border. No identification marks on the back. SIZE: 7-3/4" in dia. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-3316
	Wedgwood majolica fish platter, late 19th c., 25 3/4" l., 13" w.
	ROYAL BONN Art Nouveau umbrella stand decorated in trail slip with white blossoms, covered in majolica glazes. Several minor nicks, spiderline to bottom (does not go through). Stamped mark and 6076/III/6735222. 21 3/4" x 10"
	TILES Assorted majolica tiles by A.E.T.Co, Trent, H&R Johnson, and Sherwood and Cotton, embossed in a variety of patterns, mounted in new Arts & Crafts frames. Some pock marks to putti tiles. All marked. Each tile 6" sq., except for AETCo, 4".
	ART NOUVEAU Fourteen 6" European and Japanese majolica tiles in stylized floral motifs, mounted in new Arts & Crafts frames. A few nicks. Some marked.
	ART NOUVEAU Twenty 6" European majolica tiles in stylized floral motifs, mounted in new Arts & Crafts frames, some in groups, some outside of their frames. A few nicks. Some marked.
	MAJOLICA Eleven 6" English or Japanese majolica tiles, each embossed with flowers and covered in polychrome glazes. A few nicks. Each mounted in new Arts & Crafts frame. Some marked.
	ROYAL WORCESTER MAJOLICA Exhibition urn, "Triumph of Galatea" (after Raphael) painted by Josiah Rushton. Printed Royal Worcester crown mark with 1866 date, inscribed, 'Royal Porcelain Works Worcester', signed and dated by artist. 35 3/4" x 11" x 11".
	ISAAC BROOME/J. & J.G. LOW Three tiles covered in amber majolica glaze: pair of Broome 6" portrait tiles and Low 8" tile with leaves (hairline). Small bruise to edge of one Broome tile. Low tile marked.
	WEDGWOOD Majolica part dessert service, c. 1875, comprising footed stand and three dessert plates with majolica borders and Email-Ombrant centers. Glaze nicks and wear. Impressed marks with date codes. 8 1/2" diam.
	CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA Miniature jardiniere and pedestal together with an Art Nouveau vase. Restoration to vase. Unmarked. Tallest: 11 3/4"
	COWAN Pair of figurines by F. Luis Mora, of a Native Indian couple with child, in polychrome majolica glazes. Both stamped Cowan and artist-signed. Tallest: 18"
	MINTON Majolica large platter, with brown cattails and white lotus blossoms on large green lily pads. Stamped MINTON 827. 15" x 24"
	GERMAN Frieze of eight majolica tiles molded with a littoral scene of swans, waterlilies, cattails, and dragonfleies, in bright polychrome. Chips to edges, glued-over chip to one waterlily tile, some nicks and pock marks to others. Unmarked. Each tile, 5 3/4" sq.
	ERNST TEICHERT Etc. Six 6" tiles: two molded with a woman's head with floral headdress under green majolica glaze, and two pairs of German tiles with stylized red and ochre blossoms on looping green stems over a grey ground. Some pock marks, light abrasion to surface. Teichert tiles with raised marks S.O.F./E.T.
	BETTY WOODMAN Pillow-shaped pitcher of white clay with applied handle covered in green, magnesium, yellow and gunmetal majolica glazes. Minor restoration. Unmarked. 15" x 20"
	GEORGES JOUVE Ceramic light sconce shaped as a rooster covered in green majolica glaze. Small glaze nicks to base. Unmarked. 16 3/4" x 7 3/4"
	AUSTRIAN Large Art Deco faience sculpture with a mythical female figure sitting astride a unicorn, in polychrome majolica glazes. Restoration to several areas. Unmarked. 20" x 22"
	PROFESSOR PATTARINO (Italy) Two ceramic items: four-sided lamp base with Commedia dell'Arte scenes in polychrome majolica glazes, mounted on brass base possibly obsuring signature; and oval charger incised with a shepherd playing the flute to his flock, covered in a thick mottled white glaze on indigo and teal ground. Charger signed "Prof. Pattarino/Italy". Lamp base (ceramic only): 14" x 9", charger: 13 1/2" x 17"
	GAMBONE/RAYMOR Etc. Four Italian ceramic pieces: large Schiavon four-sided vase painted with a cityscape in bright majolica glazes; Gambone ashtray with octopus; Raymor gourd-shaped vase in black and amber flambe glaze; Bitosi (attr.) chimney-shaped vase with open panel of vitrified polychromatic checkerboard. All marked. Largest: 20" x 12" x 5"
	THEODORE DECK Plaque designed by Eugene Gluck depicting a boar hunt in majolica glazes, 1866. Restoration to Y-line and chip on left edge. Mounted in gilded frame. Signed E. Gluck 1866/Th. Deck 1866 and stamped MAN-RE DE FAYENCES PARIS. Plaque: 12" x 28 1/2"
	177. Majolica corn pitcher, smaller example, blue pitcher and 5 clear glass pitchers.
	428. Victorian Majolica Plate, English, late 19th Century Lilies of the Valley Plate. Victorian majolica is known for its designs featuring natural forms and its jewel tone glazes. Raised design features green glazed leaves and soft blue flowers against a lavender background. Bottom of pear-shaped plate is glazed a light mustard with brown flecks. Bottom bears a possible "F" mark in glaze. Purchased at Ellen Strin Galleries, Cleveland, Ohio. Measures apprx 8"W x 10-1/4" L.
	456. An Antique Majolica Bowl Twelve frogs grace the rim of this glazed bowl. Blue glaze on footed bowl with green leaves under the amphibian posterior. Bottom stamped with QM990415 and incised with H36 and B30. Apprx 10-1/2"D x 3-1/2"T.
	459. Wedgwood Doric Majolica Jug Dark cobalt blue glaze over yellow with details piqued in gilt on face, handles and base. Rim also with gold and two gold bands at neck. Bottom has impressed marks for Wedgwood including the height as well as Doric. Apprx 7-1/4"T.
	551. Lot of Eleven Art Reference Books Lot includes: 1) The Master of Mary of Burgundy: A Book of Hours for Engelbert of Nassau. Introduction by J.J.G. Alexander. New York: George Braziller. 1970. Rich color ill. Navy vinyl bound with gilt decoration and slip cover. 2) Boyle, Leonard E. Medieval Latin Palaeography: A Bibliographical Introduction. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 1984. 399 pp. Paper cover. 3) Von Erdberg, Joan Prentice and Marvin C. Ross. Catalogue of the Italian Majolica in the Walters Art Gallery. Baltimore: The Walters Art Gallery. 1952. 58 pp. B/w ill. Bound with beige cloth with brown lettering. 4) Focillon, Henri. Landmarks in Art History: Art of the West. Phaidon. Ithaca: Cornell University Press. Volumes I Romanesque (310 pp) and II Gothic (381 pp). B/w ill. Soft cover. 5) Ogg, Oscar. The 26 Letters. New York: The Thomas Y. Crowell Company. 1961. 262 pp. B/w and col. ill. Bound with red fabric and gilt lettering and dust jacket. 6) Sankalia, Hasmukh Dhirajlal, Bendapudi Subbarao, and Shantaram Bhalchandra Deo. The Excavations at Maheshwar and Navdatoli, 1952-53. 1st ed. Poona, Baroda. 1958. 257 pp. B/w ill, maps and charts. Bound with dark orange fabric. 7) Watson, Andrew G. The Manuscripts of Henry Savile of Banke. London: The Bibliographical Society. 1969. 102 pp. B/w fold-outs. Bound with navy fabric. 8) Bradley, John W. A Dictionary of Miniaturists, Illuminators, Calligraphers and Copyists. Vol I-III. New York: Burt Franklin. 1973. Bound with navy fabric and gilt lettering of spines.