A LIVERPOOL DELFTWARE TILE AND A BRISTOL DELFTWARE

Two rare Liverpool delftware woodblock-printed tiles, circa 1756-57 Printed in purple by John Sadler after Nilson, a gentleman with an elaborate tricorn hat and two chinoiserie figures are grouped amo

A Pair of Delftware Tile Plaques 19th Century each composed of six tiles surrounded by smaller border tiles. Height 21 x width 16 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach.

English, mid-18th C., polychrome decorated with red, yellow, blue, and green glazes, with three-leaf maker's mark on underside Appx. 13-7/8"dia Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Northern

An early English delftware plate of polychrome blue, red, green and yellow highlight on cream ground. Bristol, circa 1720-30. Dia. of dish 28cm (11in) A posset pot of similar pattern can be found in t

Red transfer-printed earthenware tile depicting a courting scene. Not examined out of frame. Dimensions: (Frame) H 7.5" x W 7.5" Condition: Not examined out of frame; a few chips visible to edges, som

A collection of thirty-nine delftware tiles, mid-18th century Painted in blue with Biblical scenes, comprising twenty-six various English tiles all with circular panels and 'barred ox-head' corners, s

14 Delftware tiles some polychrome, 6 framed, chips and loss. 5 x 5'' ea.

SEVERED HEAD, TORTURE & BIBLICAL SCENES. Antique Eighteen century collection of four framed architectural English delftware tiles. Hand painted in manganese purple. Dimensions: Framed: 8 1/2 in. x 8 1

Europe, The Low Countries, ca. 1600 to 1700 CE. This is a large ceramic Delftware tile with white and blue glaze; the decoration shows a beardless man pierced with arrows. This is Saint Sebastian, an

Europe, Holland (The Netherlands), ca. 17th to 18th CE. Four square, ceramic Delftware tiles decorated with quaint genre scenes of young men at work in hues of the traditional Delft blue as well as br

A collection of twenty-two antique blue & white Dutch Delftware ceramic tiles, late 18th/early 19th century, framed within a heavy oak frame, each 5" x 5", bears a hand-painted vignette featuring mari

European Delft tile of a hippocampus winged mermaid tail horse. Some damage to corner. Tile 5" x 5"

J. Mourik Delft, Netherlands 1960 Ceramic and wooden frame Tiles; 17.6 inches (height), 11.85 inches (wide), frame; 21.7 inches (height), 14.8 inches (wide) Delftware Blue and White ceramic tile paint

**First Time At Auction** Northern Europe, The Netherlands, Delft, ca. 18th century CE. A lovely group of five Delftware porcelain tiles, each with a different Biblical scene: Adam and Eve with the sn

first half-18th century; blue color, subjects include: "Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah," "Angel Appearing to Shepherds," "Leaving of the Prodigal Son" "Caravan of the Wise Men," and one depicting a

first half-18h century; manganese color, subjects include; "Christ Before Caiaphas," "Joseph Receiving His Coat," "Christ and Nicodemus," "Moses and the Burning Bush," and "The Revelation of St. John,

Two 20th Century Mosaics By Dorothy Davis, Noted Dallas Ceramicist. Centered With Galleon And Sailors In A Tropical Ocean Inlet, Zodiac Symbols Above, Scroll Border, Each Presented As 80 6 x 6 Inch In

circa 1760, globular form with cupped rim, slender tapering neck painted with scrolls and stylized chinoiserie lappets, shoulder painted with diaper border and floral reserves, the body painted with a

Collector's Pieces Book Set- Bristol, Staffordshire, Small Boxes, Delftware, English Crystal Glass, Old Worcester China, And Paperweights By John Bedford Estimate $10-100

(lot) Delft tin-glazed earthenware tiles, religious subjects, including: (1) Jesus cleansing the Temple, approx 5"sq (2) framed Rebecca at the well/ Genesis 24:14, overall: approx 6.5"h, 12.25"w (1) D

An English delftware plate, circa 1730 Probably Bristol, of 'pancake' shape, painted in blue, red and green with a pair of lively cockerels and flowering trees, within a wide foliate scroll border, 22

An English delftware posset pot and cover, circa 1690 Brislington or possibly Bristol, of round bellied form with a short neck, painted in blue and outlined in manganese with Chinese figures sitting i

attributed to London or Bristol, circa 1720-30, with curved spout and flat scroll handles, domed cover with knop finial, painted in red, blue, and green with chinoiserie floral sprays and scrolls with

Two English Delftware blue and white puzzle jugsprobably Liverpoolcirca 1760Each painted with script verse in slightly different spellings, "Here Gentlemen come try yr Skill. / Ile hold a wager if you