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$650 USDSuperb Antique French Majolica J. Massier Figural Wishing Well with Birds
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This is one of the most sought-after majolica pieces made by the renowned French potters, the Massier family. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), whose sons Delphin, Clement, and Jérôme followed in his footsteps. This is a figural wishing well spill vase with three charming birds and a bucket beside the well. It measures 9” tall, nearly 6” long, and about 5” wide; and dates to ...
$185 USDStunning Antique French Majolica Figural Fish Caviar Server
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a treat I have for you here! This was a very popular form of majolica caviar server in the late 1800’s in France. Fives-Lille made the definitive one, but there were tons of potteries that made their own version, even Massier! It dates to between 1870 and 1890. This particular example is not marked, but it most definitely drew on the Fives-Lille for inspiration—the glazing is nearly identical. I've seen these described as wall-pockets, but my reference books state they were intended for ...
$225 USDSuperb Antique French Majolica Scotsman Character Pitcher Jug
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
Here is your opportunity to own this fantastic character jug known by collectors as the Scotsman. I honestly don’t understand the name—he doesn’t look at all Scottish to me. These were popular during the late 19th to early 20th century. Though this particular jug is most often referred to as Sarreguemines, it is more accurate to refer to them as Sarreguemines-type. They were produced near Sarreguemines, France to compete with the products of the renowned faiencerie of the same name. The ...
$275 USDSplendid Antique French Majolica Matelot Character Pitcher Jug
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
These character pitchers or jugs were popular during the late 19th to early 20th century. Though this particular jug is most often referred to as Sarreguemines, it is more accurate to refer to them as Sarreguemines-type. They were produced near Sarreguemines, France to compete with the products of the renowned faiencerie of the same name. The Sarreguemines character pitchers have mold numbers no higher than the 5000’s, while these particular pitchers carry the numbers in the 7890 series. This ...
$1,750 USDStunning Antique French Majolica Frie Onnaing Art Nouveau 3-Piece Narcisse Garniture Set
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a treat this one is! This gorgeous Art Nouveau garniture, or mantel, set was made by the Frie-Onnaing faiencerie in the North of France, along the Belgian border. It dates to between 1890 and 1914. This classically Art Nouveau pattern was very popular and I see pieces of it with some frequency, however it is rather rare to find it with the honey-colored background. The deep turquoise background is much more common. In addition, I see the full set very, very rarely. Usually I find single ...
$275 USDStunning Antique French Majolica Sarreguemines Puck Character Pitcher Jug
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this superb example of one of Sarreguemines oldest character pitchers, Puck, number 653. This was one of the factory’s staple pieces and was very long-lived. It was still being produced as late as 1925. The mark used identifies this pitcher as having been produced after the World Fair of 1889 but before 1922 (according to the book Sarreguemines: Les Marques de Fabrique by the Sarreguemines Museum). He stands 7” tall and approximately 5 ½” in diameter. He is clearly ...
$725 USDStunning Large Antique French Majolica Delphin Massier Duck Planter
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This is undoubtedly one of the most stunning pieces I’ve had the pleasure to own. It was made at the turn of the century by the renowned French artist Delphin Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), whose sons Delphin, Clement, and Jérôme followed in his footsteps. This charming duck is one of their most well-known signature pieces and versions were made by each family ...
$135 USDSuperb Antique French Enamel Emaux Longwy Pottery Plate #1
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This gorgeous plate is so typical of Longwy’s gorgeous enameled pottery! This style, which Longwy termed, “Emaux de Longwy”, was created around 1865 by the Italian artist, Amédée de Carenza, who was hired by Longwy’s owner, Hyppolite d’Huart to come up with a product that could compete against the wildly popular pieces being imported from China and Japan. Carenza was inspired by Persian cloisonné and set out to duplicate the look in earthenware. The process in creating this “Emaux” is ...
$135 USDSuperb Antique French Enamel Emaux Longwy Pottery Plate #2
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This gorgeous plate is so typical of Longwy’s gorgeous enameled pottery! This style, which Longwy termed, “Emaux de Longwy”, was created around 1865 by the Italian artist, Amédée de Carenza, who was hired by Longwy’s owner, Hyppolite d’Huart to come up with a product that could compete against the wildly popular pieces being imported from China and Japan. Carenza was inspired by Persian cloisonné and set out to duplicate the look in earthenware. The process in creating this “Emaux” is ...
$2,000 USDExquisite Old French Majolica Delphin Massier Monumental Iris Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This is undoubtedly one of the most stunning pieces I’ve had the pleasure to own. It was made at the turn of the century by the renowned French artist Delphin Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), whose sons Delphin, Clement, and Jérôme followed in his footsteps. This massive jardinière is 14 ½” in diameter and stands 10 ½” tall. The body is a rich, deep rose with large ...
$75 USDExquisite French Majolica Art Nouveau Tubelined Iris Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this lovely French Art Nouveau vase. A gorgeous Iris in shades of pink, yellow and purple, with leaves in sky blue and fawn—all tube-lined—form the central motif. Figural iris leaves in the same colors scheme form handles on each side. This is one of a pair that is currently available. This piece dates to between 1890 and 1910, likely around 1900. It measures 5 ¼” tall and 2 ¾” in diameter at the base. It bears the impressed numbers 4832 and 76 on its base, as well as ...
$475 USDExquisite Large Antique French Majolica Neoclassic Cobalt & Dragons Cache Pot
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this gorgeous old French majolica cache pot or jardinière. It is glazed in a very deep cobalt blue with a warm brown skirt around the bottom. There is a neo-classical motif with scrollwork and flourishes in brilliant green which are draped with garlands of flowers glazed in pale blue and pale pink. Two sides have a shell medallion motif glazed in chocolate brown and yellow, while the other two sides have a back to back dragon motif in pale pink and white. The rim is ...
$750 USDExquisite Large Antique French Majolica Teal & Pink Art Nouveau Petal Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very proud to offer this exquisite piece of French art pottery. It likely was made in Vallauris in the south of France. At the turn of the century Vallauris was something of a Mecca for artists in general, and ceramicists in particular. This bears a great deal of resemblance to known pieces by Delphin Massier, but it is not marked nor could I find it in any Massier catalog I consulted, so I am hesitant to attribute it to him. But it is certainly safe to say it was likely inspired by the ...
$285 USDSuperb Antique French Majolica Art Nouveau Figural Man Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a treat I have for you here! This is a gorgeous example of the beautiful work done by the faienceries in the north of France, and it is so essentially Art Nouveau. The main body of the vase is in ombre shades from golden yellow to deepest caramel. Foliage glazed in shades of green, blue, and pink flow up the sides of the vase and encircle the base and top, with pendants of lavender and yellow flowers draped from the topmost leaves. Two pink and yellow buds form the handles. A gentleman in ...
$225 USDFine Antique French Majolica Creil Roly Poly Monk Figural Pitcher Jug
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a treasure I have for you here in this unmarked chubby monk character pitcher. The very well-fed monk pitcher was a favorite of French manufacturers. I know for certain that Frie-Onnaing, Nimy-le-Mons, and Creil & Montereau all made them with only minute differences between them. I nearly wore my eyes out poring over each manufacturer’s versions with a jeweler’s loop to figure out which one this might be. It took some doing, but I was finally able to find it in Maryse Bottero’s book Pichets ...
$325 USDGorgeous Antique French Majolica Frie Onnaing Art Nouveau Cyclamen Planter
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This is one of the most lovely pieces Frie-Onnaing ever made (in my opinion!). Glazed in rich carmine, olive, aqua, and chocolate; leaves twine gracefully up the sides in classic Art Nouveau style. The interior is lined in deep carmine. This was made sometime between 1890 and 1910 by one of the most renowned French faienceries, Frie-Onnaing, in the north of France near the Belgian border. It measures 5 ½” square at the top, 4 ¼” square at the base, and stands 5 ¼” tall. It is in superb condition ...
$1,250 USDStunning Antique French Majolica Delphin Massier Art Nouveau Thistle Bowl
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I’m very pleased to offer this gorgeous piece of antique French majolica—I absolutely adore the work of this gifted artist. This bowl was made at the turn of the century by the renowned French artist Delphin Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), whose sons Delphin, Clement, and Jérôme followed in his footsteps. This bowl is approximately 4” tall and 7” in diameter at its ...
$4,000 USDGorgeous Antique French Majolica Art Nouveau Venus Cobalt & Pink Poppy Jardiniere & Pedestal
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a treasure this one is, and about as Art Nouveau as you can get with its flowing lines and floral motifs! This is a stunning jardinière and pedestal with six panels containing large pink poppies amongst green and ochre foliage on a cobalt blue background encircling the jardinière. The interior of the jardinière is glazed in pale yellow. The pedestal continues the same color scheme and takes the form of flowing foliage accented with flower buds. This dates to between 1890 and 1910. It is ...
$2,250 USDGorgeous Antique French Majolica Art Nouveau Frie Onnaing Printania 3-Piece Garniture Mantel Set
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a delightful set this is! This garniture, or mantel, set was made by the renowned French faiencerie Frie-Onnaing in the north of France. The pattern is called “Printania” and this dates to between 1894 and 1910. The set consists of 2 large vases and a jardinière featuring a wide band of flowers at the top glazed in shades of rose, purple, gold, and aqua on an olive background. The base has a band of fleur-de-lys wrapped with Art Nouveau swirls. Handles are geometric and glazed in antique ...
$675 USDExquisite Antique French Majolica Garnissage Applied Iris Art Nouveau Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this stunning antique French majolica jardinière that dates to circa 1880-1890. The body of the jardiniere is glazed in an ombre shades of pale blue-green that shades through deep green to chocolate brown at the base. Scrollwork and lion’s head handles mounted to the shoulders and a scrollwork band at the top are also glazed in chocolate brown. An exuberant festoon of a rose colored iris and bud with aqua and honey-glazed foliage trails across the front of the ...
$185 USDGorgeous Antique French Majolica Jerome Massier Large Glass Eyed Cicada Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I have a superb vase for you here, done in one of the favorite motifs of the Massier family, and in fact, the area of Vallauris as a whole—the applied cicada. I see these cicada vases with some frequency, but very rarely do I find one with glass eyes! This was made at the turn of the century by the renowned French artist Jèrôme Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), whose ...
$575 USDSuperb Antique French Majolica Delphin Massier Blended Glaze Cache Pot
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
Oh my—what a treat for the eyes this one is--this gorgeous blended glaze cache pot certainly shows why the artistry of the Massier family is so revered throughout the world! This exquisitely turned pot is glazed in stunning flambé shades of cranberry, a clear, clean green, and deep cobalt blue, all with subtle touches of golden yellow throughout. It was made at the turn of the century by the renowned French artist Jèrôme Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their ...
$225 USDSuperb Antique French Majolica Gustave deBruyn Fives-Lille Art Nouveau Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this gorgeous vase made by the famous French pottery of Gustave de Bruyn at Fives-Lille in the north of France. The body of this vase is glazed in a deep Prussian blue with stylized leaves and flowers glazed in shades of green and white surrounding the neck and draping down the shoulders. The base and handles also feature the Art Nouveau floral motif glazed in shades of green. The interior is glazed in cream. This measures 10 ½” tall and approximately 5” in diameter at ...
$3,250 USDStunning Large Antique French Majolica Delphin Massier Thistle Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I’m very pleased to offer this gorgeous piece, it is undoubtedly one of the most stunning pieces I’ve had the pleasure to own. It was made at the turn of the century by the renowned French artist Delphin Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), whose sons Delphin, Clement, and Jérôme followed in his footsteps. This large jardinière is approximately 18” long, 9 ½” tall and ...
$425 USDSuperb Antique French Majolica Garnissage Mottled Glaze Dragon Handled Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
What a gorgeous piece this antique French majolica vase is! It dates to between 1880 and 1900 and is in the mottled glaze of greens, honey, caramel, and brown that was so popular during the Victorian period, this vase also boasts a lavish garland of deep rose flowers down the front and dragon form handles at each shoulder. Pale green leaves accent the vase near the neck, while the interior is glazed in the deep rosy carmine that was so popular in the north of France and in Belgium at this time. ...
$425 USDSuperb Large Antique French Majolica Frie Onnaing Art Nouveau Corail Jardiniere Cache Pot
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
Wow, what a gorgeous piece this is; Frie Onnaing did Art Nouveau so well! With its deep jade background offset by the buff and rose of the stylized flower design, not to mention its carmine lining, this jardinière or cache pot is a masterpiece. The pattern name is "Corail". It measures 8 ½” tall and 11” in diameter. It is clearly marked on the base with Frie Onnaing’s impressed logo with a shield, “Made in France”, and the words “Mepoco Ware”. This piece likely dates to between 1890 and 1914, ...
$425 USDLovely Antique French Majolica Jerome Massier Bird & Nest Footed Bowl
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very happy to offer this charming antique French majolica footed bowl in the form of a bird’s nest on which is perched an adorable little bird. It was made circa 1900 by the renowned French artist, Jerome Massier. The Massier family of Vallauris, France, is world famous for their high-quality art pottery and majolica produced first by the father, Jacques (1806-1871), and then his sons Delphin, Clement, and Jérôme who followed in their father’s footsteps. The exterior of this lovely piece is ...
$525 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING Exquisite Antique French Majolica Cobalt & Lavender Dragon Handled Vase #1
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this gorgeous—and large—antique French majolica vase. The body is glazed in alternating diagonal stripes glazed in cobalt blue and dark honey brown. The wider honey colored stripes have an impressed diamond pattern while the cobalt stripes separating them are plain. The cobalt blue and honey stripes are echoes at the top of the vase in a simple picket pattern and at the base in an architectural pattern. Around the neck of the vase is a wide foliate border glazed in ...
$135 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING Superb Antique French Enamel Emaux Longwy Pottery Plate
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:French
This gorgeous plate is so typical of Longwy’s gorgeous enameled pottery! This style, which Longwy termed, “Emaux de Longwy”, was created around 1865 by the Italian artist, Amédée de Carenza, who was hired by Longwy’s owner, Hyppolite d’Huart to come up with a product that could compete against the wildly popular pieces being imported from China and Japan. Carenza was inspired by Persian cloisonné and set out to duplicate the look in earthenware. The process in creating this “Emaux” is ...| Items 1 - 29 of 29 | Page 1 of 1 |
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