19th century Burmatoft's faience jardiniere

A Continental Bronze Mounted Faience Jardiniere 19th century Height 8 1/2 inches. Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Wheeler, Indiana

ITALY, 19TH CENTURY An Italian faience pottery elongated jardiniere. The jardiniere stands on paw feet rising into a wide bulbous basin with shapely rim and central seashell crest adorned with figural

A Continental blue and white faience earthenware jardiniere19th centuryheight 17 1/4in (44cm); diameter 17in (43cm)

A Continental blue and white faience earthenware jardiniere19th centuryheight 18in (46cm); diameter 16 1/4in (41cm)

Creil et Montereau Faience & Bronze Jardiniere19th centurydecorated with a butterfly amongst vibrants flowers, marked "B & Cie, Depose/Creil et Montereau" and artist signed10 x 10 1/2 inches

Italy,19th Century Decorated with star crest surrounded by scrolling tendrils, flowers, and birds, two open scrolled handles. From a Medfield, Massachusetts gentleman. 23 3/4" tall x 20" diameter,

Jardiniere Or Wall Pockets. See Makers Mark. No Chips Or Cracks. Typical Crazing And Signs Of Use. 7 X 5 X 4 Deep. 19th Century.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Includes a Burmantofts molded jardiniere, 7.25" high; together with a small and early faience vase, 4.25" high, and a green vase with a bubble design, 11" high.

18th 19th Century Glazed Faience Pottery Vase. Dual handled with inverted double sided Figure Portraits. Height 9 1/2" x Length 6 1/2". Minor imperfections.

SET OF NINE 19th CENTURY FAIENCE PLATES EACH WITH A DIFFERENT SCENE. Height: 1 in. by Width: 8 in. by Depth: 8 in.

France, 19th century. A lovely faience lidded tureen with floral decoration throughout. 9" w x 11" h. Overall good condition considering age; a few chips present on the feet. From the estat

Martin Brothers Pottery English, Late 19th Century Jardiniere, 1891 glazed stoneware incised 'Martin Brothers/London & Southall/11-1891' to underside H 9 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Profes

Large 21" Long French 19th Century Jardiniere

Fine and unusual 19th Century jardiniere stand featuring a hand-carved base in the form of tree trunks and branches, the top with ornate Jacobean Revival molding and forms and removable metal liner. D

Pair of 19th century faience tin glazed polychrome ceramic parrots. Marked in blue under the base. Dimensions: Height: 12 in x width: 5 in x depth: 3 in. SKU: 01306

Continental 18-19th Century Faience Pitcher Jug. Polychrome painted with female figure in cape, and an armorial with crowned helmet, rampant lion and axe. Fleur de lis on side. Impressed and underglaz

Large assortment of tiles, probably Holland, 19th century, faience, similar decorations in blue, 48 pieces, partly damaged, 13 x 13 x 0,7 cm

Various faience earthenware, French, Brussels, Tournai, Delft,18th/19th centuryFaïence aardewerk, Frans, Brussel, Doornik, Delft,18e/19e eeuwDiam. 28.5 - 30.5 - 40 cm & H 20 - 22 cm

Rare 19th century faience salt, white poppies, signed Thatcher. Undated but signd by Euphemia A. Thatcher, who painted naturalistic floral patterns in the Lambeth faience department 1877-1899. Rarely

Large mixed lot of tiles, probably Holland, 18th/19th century, faience, different decorations in blue and manganese, 28 pieces, partly damaged, 13 x 13 x 0,7 - 1 cm

Late 19th Century Faience Manufacturing Co Ewer By Edward Lycett. Ewer with chinoiserie design and reticulated handle. Manufacturer's mark to underside. Measures 12.75 inches x 6 inches.

European, 19th century. Faience barber bowl with monogram. Repaired. 2.5"h. 12.75"l. and two Chinese style dishes in blue and white. One has hole and hairline. 6.5"d. Together with four tiles. Two blu

Probable South German, perhaps Bavarian faience, circa late 18th/early 19th century. Faience is a style of glazed earthenware pottery that was a cheaper substitute of porcelain back when porcelain was

Rare 19thc French Faience Clock Garniture Signed St.Clement Attributed To Galle!!! EMILE GALLE AND HIS FATHER CHARLES PRODUCED FANTASY ARMORIAL FAIENCE PIECES SUCH AS THIS IN A WORKSHOP AT ST.CLEMENT,