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Specializing in Fine Antique French & Austrian Majolica
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$50 USDGorgeous Antique French Faience Sarreguemines Red Polka Dot Confetti Creamer
Pottery:Antique:Faience:French
Oh, what a treasure I have for you this time! To me these charming polka dots in vibrant red and white are very Art Deco in style, but the mark is pretty early for Art Deco. Art Deco or not, this is one fantastic piece. I'm told this pattern is called "Confetti". This is part of a set consisting of this creamer and a teapot. So if you like this, be sure to browse my store to see my item number RL0507065. This measures 3 ¼” tall and approximately 2 ¾” in diameter, not including the handle and ...
$875 USDStunning Monumental Antique German Royal Bonn Franz Mehlem Green Wreath & Black Jardiniere
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:German
What a gorgeous and HUGE piece of art pottery this is—and made by one of the most sought-after and esteemed art pottery producers of the last century, namely Franz Mehlem of Royal Bonn in Bonn, Germany! Swags of foliage, ribbons and bows, wreaths, and garlands all in lovely shades of green drape the solid black body of this monumental jardinière. A band of light screen scrollwork in relief decorates the top. This pottery, founded by brothers Paul and Everhard Mehlem, came into existence in 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 ...
$45 USDGorgeous Retro Circa 1964 French Majolica Faience d’Art Proceram Pink Sunflower Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this lovely old majolica plate made by the well-known French faiencerie, Faience d’Art Proceram in Aubagne, France, in 1964. This is part of a complete set of 10 plates in various colors and a teal blue platter. So, if you are interested in other colors or a platter, see my item numbers RL060903, RL060904, and RL060905. The plate is in the form of a sunflower glazed in light moss green and deep forest green. It measures 8 ½” in diameter. It is clearly marked and dated ...
$45 USDGorgeous Retro Circa 1964 French Majolica Faience d’Art Proceram Green Sunflower Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this lovely old majolica plate made by the well-known French faiencerie, Faience d’Art Proceram in Aubagne, France, in 1964. This is part of a complete set of 10 plates in various colors and a teal blue platter. So, if you are interested in other colors or a platter, see my item numbers RL060902, RL060904, and RL060905. The plate is in the form of a sunflower glazed in light moss green and deep forest green. It measures 8 ½” in diameter. It is clearly marked and dated ...
$45 USDGorgeous Retro Circa 1966 French Majolica Faience d’Art Proceram Golden Yellow Sunflower Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
I am very pleased to offer this lovely old majolica plate made by the well-known French faiencerie, Faience d’Art Proceram in Aubagne, France, in 1966. This is part of a complete set of 10 plates in various colors and a teal blue platter. So, if you are interested in other colors or a platter, see my item numbers RL060902, RL060903, and RL060905. The plate is in the form of a sunflower glazed in golden yellow and deep moss green. It measures 8 ½” in diameter. It is clearly marked and dated on ...
$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 ...
$85 USDLovely Large Art Nouveau Czech Majolica LDBC Flambeau Serving Dish
Pottery:Majolica:Other European
I am very pleased to offer this gorgeous, large Czech majolica Art Nouveau serving dish. It features an intricate scrollwork pattern in deep relief around the rim glazed in white against a rich lavender background with the center of the bowl and the rim itself glazed in bright buttercup yellow. The exterior of the bowl is glazed in lavender as well. It measures 14” long, 9 ¼” wide, and 2 ½” tall. This is clearly marked on the base with the importer’s mark (LDBC) of Flambeau China of Limoges, ...
$250 USDStunning Antique English Victorian Majolica Blended Glaze Ram’s Head Cache Pot
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Britain
This is a gorgeous piece of antique English Victorian majolica in the mottled shades of green, honey, and brown which the English potters did so well. A deeply molded wave and bead pattern graces the body of the cache pot, while the neck is deep and features alternating grotesque-style ram’s heads alternating with lozenges joined by a stylized rope garland. It measures 5” in diameter and 4” tall. There is no mark on the base, not even so much as a number, but I have no doubt this is English, ...
$50 USDSuperb Vintage 1920 French Majolica Sarreguemines PV Pear Fruit Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
This is one of Sarreguemines most popular patterns and they made, and exported, a great deal of them. It was so popular in fact that many other makers copied them, so the collector must examine the plates closely to be certain they are Sarreguemines, and that they are older. One of the companies that imported these into the United States was Mitteldorfer Straus, who contracted with some of the most well-known potteries throughout Europe from the late 1890’s to the 1930’s and marketed them here ...
$50 USDSuperb Vintage 1920 French Majolica Sarreguemines PV Cherry Fruit Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
This is one of Sarreguemines most popular patterns and they made, and exported, a great deal of them. It was so popular in fact that many other makers copied them, so the collector must examine the plates closely to be certain they are Sarreguemines, and that they are older. One of the companies that imported these into the United States was Mitteldorfer Straus, who contracted with some of the most well-known potteries throughout Europe from the late 1890’s to the 1930’s and marketed them here ...
$550 USDExquisite 19th Century French Porcelain Samson, Edmé & Cie Porcelain Armorial Tea Caddy
Porcelain:Antique:French
This lovely tea caddy was made by the famous (some would say “infamous”) Parisian porcelain company Samson, Edmé et Cie. Edmé Samson began his career in the 1830’s making replacement pieces for expensive and hard-to-get dinnerware such as Sevres and Meissen. The wealthy in Paris would contract with him to reproduce pieces that were broken in the course of use. It soon became apparent that his skill resulted in superb copies, sometimes in fact, out-shining the original. He soon branched out into ...
$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 ...
$275 USDSuperb Antique English Tunstall Majolica Brownhills Pottery Japanesque Bamboo Pattern Teapot
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Britain
This exquisite English majolica teapot was made by Brownhills Pottery Company of Tunstall, England sometime between 1872 and 1896. It features a Japanesque motif of bamboo, blossoms, and foliage glazed in shades of caramel, honey, pink, and blue-green, accented with black. All this on a delicately stippled rich cream ground. The teapot measures 7” tall and 9” across from spout to handle. It is clearly marked with Brownhill Pottery Company’s impressed B.P. Co. mark, which was in use between 1872 ...
$225 USDStunning Antique French Faience Keller & Guerin Luneville Art Nouveau Apple & Cherry Fruit Charger
Pottery:Antique:Art Pottery:French
Offered here is a truly breathtaking Art Nouveau charger, or platter, made by the renowned faiencerie Keller & Guerin in Luneville, France. This depicts a pair of golden yellow and deep red apples accented with burgundy red cherries beside them. The foliage of both fruits is glazed in shades of pale and bright greens. Though it is not so marked, I would speculate that this is one of Obert’s designs, as it certainly looks like his work and he turned out some of the most spectacular Art Nouveau ...
$125 USDSuperb Antique Austrian Majolica Gerbing & Stephan Gargoyle Pitcher Vase
Pottery:Antique:Majolica:Austrian
Wow, this is one exquisite piece! The body is fully covered with incised designs of gargoyles, scrollwork, and foliage. It is glazed in a soft buff with deep blue and black accents on the incised design. The interior is glazed in a warm tan. The workmanship is superb and the detail in the piece is stunning. This was made by Gerbing & Stephan in Bodenbach, Austria, sometime after 1885 when Gerbing and Wilhelm Schiller dissolved their partnership, and Gerbing went on to form Gerbing and Stephan. ...
$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 ...
$375 USDStunning Large Old Carl Gebauer German Art Pottery Art Nouveau Secessionist Vase
Pottery:Art Pottery:German
I am very pleased to offer this gorgeous Secessionist ceramic pottery vase made between 1919 and 1929 by Kunsttöpferei und Majolikafabrik Carl Gebauer (Carl Gebauer Art Pottery & Majolica Factory) in Bürgel, Thüringen, a small town near Leipzig. Carl Gebauer began as a partner at Neumann & Gebauer in 1884 and then started his own factory in 1892. He received numerous awards and acclaim for his work which he exhibited throughout Germany. After WWII, Bürgel fell into the newly formed East Germany ...
$50 USDSuperb Vintage 1920 French Majolica Sarreguemines PV Apple Fruit Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
This is one of Sarreguemines most popular patterns and they made, and exported, a great deal of them. It was so popular in fact that many other makers copied them, so the collector must examine the plates closely to be certain they are Sarreguemines, and that they are older. One of the companies that imported these into the United States was Mitteldorfer Straus, who contracted with some of the most well-known potteries throughout Europe from the late 1890’s to the 1930’s and marketed them here ...
$175 USDSuperb Antique French Faience Sarreguemines Red Polka Dot Confetti Teapot
Pottery:Antique:Faience:French
Oh, what a treasure I have for you this time! To me these charming polka dots in vibrant red and white are very Art Deco in style, but the mark is pretty early for Art Deco. Art Deco or not, this is one fantastic piece. I am told this pattern is known as "Confetti". This is part of a set consisting of this teapot and a creamer. So if you like this, be sure to see my item #RL0507067 for its mate. This measures 6 ½” tall (including the lid) and approximately 6” in diameter, not including the ...
$50 USDSuperb Vintage 1920 French Majolica Sarreguemines PV Strawberry Fruit Plate
Pottery:Majolica:French
This is one of Sarreguemines most popular patterns and they made, and exported, a great deal of them. It was so popular in fact that many other makers copied them, so the collector must examine the plates closely to be certain they are Sarreguemines, and that they are older. One of the companies that imported these into the United States was Mitteldorfer Straus, who contracted with some of the most well-known potteries throughout Europe from the late 1890’s to the 1930’s and marketed them here ...
$65 USDGorgeous Circa 1950s French Moustiers Polychrome Faience Ibis Motif Dish
Pottery:Faience:French
This exquisite dish was made at one of the most historically significant pottery towns of France--Moustiers in the south of France. They have been producing traditional faience there since the mid-1600’s and are considered one of the most notable of the “faience towns” of France. This piece with its traditional ibis motif, one of the oldest and most original to the Provençal area, is rendered in the traditional metal oxide glazes of green, golden yellow, blue, and purple. The dish is gently ...
$65 USDGorgeous Circa 1950s French Martres Tolosane Faience du Matet Green Ibis Motif Plate
Pottery:Faience:French
This exquisite plate was made by one of the oldest still-existing faienceries in Martres-Tolosane, near the Garonne river in the south of France. Faience du Matet was founded in 1864 and has been in continuous production ever since. This piece with its traditional ibis motif, one of the oldest and most original to Martres-Tolosane, is rendered in the traditional green with subtle accents of manganese purple. The plate is scalloped and deeply lobed. It measures 7” in diameter. It is fully and ...
$65 USDGorgeous Circa 1950s French Martres Tolosane Polychrome La Tolosane Ibis Motif Dish
Pottery:Faience:French
This exquisite dish was made at one of the most historically significant pottery towns of France--Martres-Tolosane, near the Garonne river in the south of France. They have been producing traditional faience there since the mid-1700’s. This piece with its traditional ibis motif, one of the oldest and most original to Martres-Tolosane, is rendered in the traditional metal oxide glazes of green, golden yellow, blue, and purple. The plate is gently scalloped around the edge and measures 6” in ...
$65 USDGorgeous Vintage Mid Century Modern Welsh Art Pottery Porthmadog Blended Drip Glaze Vase
Pottery:Art Pottery:Britain
Offered here is a lovely vase in a graceful bulbous form with a mottled dripped glaze in shades of green, brown and honey. The glossy blended glaze stops just at the foot of the vase which is finished in a matte taupe glaze. It measures 9 ¼” tall and 6” in diameter at its widest point. It is clearly marked on the base with a 3 masted schooner inside a hexagram with the words Porthmadog Cymru above the schooner and Porthmadoc Wales below. I have not been able to learn a great deal about this ...
$35 USDGorgeous Circa 1950s French Martres Tolosane Faience du Matet Polychrome Floral Motif Small Dish
Pottery:Faience:French
This exquisite little dish was made by one of the oldest still-existing faienceries in Martres-Tolosane, near the Garonne river in the south of France. Faience du Matet was founded in 1864 and has been in continuous production ever since. This piece with its traditional floral motif in metal oxide glazes of green, lavender, yellow, and blue, and stands on three little pad feet. It measures 3 ¾” diameter and 1” tall. It is fully and clearly marked on the back with the mark in use during the 50’s. ...
$75 USDGorgeous Circa 1950s French Martres Tolosane Polychrome Faience du Matet Ibis Motif Octagonal Plate
Pottery:Faience:French
This exquisite octagonal plate was made by one of the oldest still-existing faienceries in Martres-Tolosane, near the Garonne river in the south of France. Faience du Matet was founded in 1864 and has been in continuous production ever since. This piece with its traditional ibis motif, one of the oldest and most original to Martres-Tolosane, is rendered in the traditional metal oxide glazes of green, golden yellow, blue, and purple. The plate is octagonal in shape and has a dot pattern in subtle ...
$125 USDSuperb Antique French Art Pottery Denbac Amphorette Vase
Pottery:Art Pottery:French
This is a gorgeous example of the splendid work done by the renowned French art pottery manufacturer, Denbac, in Vierzon, France. Around 1910, the artists R. Denert and R.L. Balichon formed a partnership, and around 1914 they began to use the name Denbac as a contraction formed of both surnames and the name was officially recognized in 1921. They produced artisanal quality products and created a distinctive micro-crystalline glaze that gave their pieces a velvety texture and beautiful, subtle ...
$325 USDSuperb Antique French Faience Art Pottery Gargoulette Pitcher
Pottery:Antique:Art Pottery:French
What a treat I have for you this time—this gargoulette pitcher is superb…though I’m not quite sure what to call it! The pottery form is more akin to the traditional French Grés Vernissée, but the décor is more like faience. The hand-painted glaze décor is in a floral motif in shades of rose, chocolate brown and green, accented with black. This dates to circa 1880 to 1900. It stands 10 ½” tall and approximately 7” in diameter at its widest point. It is unmarked, not even so much as a number. The ...
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