| Unsigned English Majolica, with water lilies.
Probably Wedgwood. Blue inside H = 5 1/2 inches. L = 9 inches circa 1880. |
BM01 |
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| Unsigned cache-pot, diameter 7 1/4 inches,
H = 7 1/2 inches, circa 1890. |
BM04 |  |
| Unsigned cache-pot ornated with Wistaria and
cane
H = 6 1/2 inches circa 1890. |
BM05 |  |
| Joseph Holdcraft. Teapot.
Height 7 inches (Karmason-Stacke Majolica page 104) A teapot, reminescent of a Minton figural teapot, sets a young Chinese boy scampering to the top of the coconut body, with the head of the figure as the lid of the teapot. |
BM06 |  |
| Majolica Cobalt blue cache pot, complete with
underplate.
Signed Wedgwood and numered 7061, both incised. Circa 1880 Dimensions : H : 6 inches, Diameter 6 inches Perfect condition |
BM07 |  |
| Signed Wedgwood (incised)
The french name for this material is: "Terre de pipe" Dimensions : H : 10 ½ inches L : 8 inches |
BM08 |  |
| Unsigned english Majolica
L : 12 ½ inches l : 7 ½ inches H : 7 ½ inches circa 1880 |
BM09 |  |
| Addition May 5th, 2000
Monkey with a large wicker basket signed BRETBY
G.B
L : 14 1/4 inches
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BM11 |  |
| Addition May 5th, 2000
Monkey with a very large wicker basket
L : 21 inches
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BM12 |  |
| Addition June 5th, 2000
Unsigned Majolica vase Stocke-on-Trend circa 1870 H : 27 inches Compare to Minton's "Queens" vase ref. Dawes page 85
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BM14 |  |
Pigeon pie tureen : wickerwork with oak brunches. The tureen is crowned by a white pigeon final.
Ref. : MAJOLICA ( M.G. Karmason and J.B. Stacke)
Abrams New York, pages 10 and 47
H : 11 inches
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Trompe l'oeil | Miscellaneous |