BREATHTAKING ONE OF A KIND LATE 19TH CENTURY EICHWALD MAJOLICA JARDINIERE TROPHY URN

NINE CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA OR CERAMIC JARDINIERES Late 19th/20th century, mostly French, seven with molded foliage in the Art Nouveau taste, one with pilasters and masks in an Art Deco style, two of na

Late 19th century Italian majolica jardiniere features a pair of winged maiden term figures flanking Northwind masks intertwined with floral and fruit filled garlands, 20"h x 15" square base.

English late 19th century majolica pottery jardiniere flanked by maiden's head handles and suspending flowering swags after Joseph Holdcroft. Good condition, three tight approximately .5 inch hairline

Late 19th Century, French, Majolica Handled Urn. Campana form with molded relief of grapes, vines & acanthus leaves and satyr mask handles, on a pedestal base with square foot. Impressed mark inside t

French Barbotine majolica jardiniere, late 19th c., reticulated rim, ribbon-like handles, mottled green glazed ground, applied floral blooms, raised on oval pedestal foot, maroon glazed interior, inci

(lot of 2) French Barbotine majolica jardinieres, late 19th c., including: (1) oval form with twig-like handles, turquoise/ green glazed ground, applied floral blooms, pink glazed interior, scattered

(lot of 2) French Barbotine majolica jardinieres, late 19th c., including: (1) oval form with twig-like handles, turquoise/ green glazed ground, applied floral blooms, pink glazed interior, scattered

Sarreguemines Pottery (France, 1790 - 1983), late 19th/early 20th century. A large majolica jardiniere or centerpiece having a rectangular form with rounded ends, the interior in turquoise glaze, the

An Italian Majolica Urn late 19th century Height 28 inches. Estimate $500-700 Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Wheeler, Indiana

Pair of Large Italian Majolica UrnsLate 19th century, each molded with a gadroon border above a painting featuring putti relaxing on clouds, flanked by satyr mask handles, cobalt field, pedestal base,

English Majolica Jardiniere & Pedestal late 19th century the jardiniere decorated in relief with roses, atop a four-legged pedestal with acanthus leaves, laurel wreathes and mythical heads 44 x 21 inc

Late 19th/early 20th century Italian majolica hand-painted urn or jar, 26" x 24" diameter. Provenance: Estate of Robert Eigelberger, Palm Beach, Florida.

Late 19th/ early 20th century English majolica pedestal and jardiniere with lion handles; pedestal 21", jardiniere 12" x 19 1/2".

American Majolica Jardiniere on Stand, late 19th c., with relief fleur-de-lis decoration, H.- 25 1/2 in., Dia.- 11 1/2 in.

French SchoolA Bordeaux Majolica Japonesque Jardinière, late 19th century Hand signed "D.1073" and stamped "779" and "G" with factory mark to underside. H: 17 3/4, W: 21, D: 21 in.PROVENANCE:Private

Late 19th / early 20th century large German stoneware majolica style jardiniere with pedestal. Measures 46" (117cm) height by 15" (38cm) width. This item is three separate pieces. Marked 764 and 171.

Pair Antique Victorian Cast Iron Garden Planter Urns. Late 19th century. One handle needs to be screwed back to top. Each measures 17 x 33 x 24 inches.

A Pair of Sevres Style Gilt Metal Mounted Porcelain Urns Late 19th Century one example signed A. Pater to the body, the other signed indistinctly to the body. Height of taller example 18 3/4 inches. P

French parcel gilt majolica jardinière by Theodore Deck, late 19th century, of rectangular form having a turquoise interior and a gadrooned rim, above a body decorated in the Japonesque taste with gi

(2 pieces) English Aesthetic Movement majolica jardiniere, attributed to Minton, late 19th c., decorated with molded dragons, rising on ball and claw feet, unmarked, intact with hairline and old stapl

With crossed line marking under. From East Germany, made by Sitzendorf between 1887-1900. Dimensions: H 15.5" x W 8" Condition: Top finials broken off top. Repair/chip to top opening of one. Loss to g

LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAJOLICA URN FORM VASE. Condition: one very small chip to bottom rim. Height 18 1/2" Diameter 14"

,England,Late 19th Century Single piece construction decorated with an allover neoclassical motif of acanthus leaves, cherubs, lions, and swan molded in relief with scenic ovoid panels on the pedestal

An English Majolica Jardiniere attributed to thomas forester, late 19th century of tapering cylindrical form, modeled to show a continuous band of deer in a forest against a cobalt ground. Height 9 7/