Antique Plate Majolica Man. Antonibon Nove Italy XVIII Century - Italy, Late XVIII Century

England, Second Half XX Century

Marie Louise dinnerware set consisting of a soup tureen, a sauceboat, 6 serving plates, 21 dinner plates, 12 soup plates, and 10 dessert plates. 51 pieces in total. Manufacturer's mark under the base.

England, Second Half XX Century

Porcelain dinnerware from the Arcadia series. The set includes 1 soup tureen, 1 sauceboat, 6 serving plates, 25 dinner plates, 11 soup plates, and 12 side plates. 56 pieces in total. Manufacturer's mark under the base.

Northern Italy, Mid XVIII Century

Oval majolica tray, with expanded rim, shaped profile and light cord. High-fire decoration in monochrome, in shades of cobalt blue on a white background. A decorative motif with swirls of leaves interspersed with festoons with a trellis motif runs along the brim. A bouquet of flowers in the center. Decoration called "a Rouen". Northern Italy, probably Lodi area.

Italy, Late XX Century

Group of seven ceramic parade plates decorated with polychrome enamels with fruit and flowers. Author's signature in the cavetto and on the reverse.

Italy, Early '900

Parade plate in polychrome glazed ceramic in the Neo-Renaissance style. Grotesque decoration on the brim and mythological scene in the center.

Italy, Early '900s

Platter in glazed ceramic in the neo-Renaissance style. Grotesque decoration on the brim and mythological scene in the middle part.

Italy, Mid XVIII Century

Large majolica plate highly decorated in monochrome blue with a central bull's-eye motif with two daisies placed side by side and surrounded by plant racemes. Decoration that reappears on the edge of the plate.

Japan, Meiji era

Group of six porcelain plates decorated within reserves with two groups of geishas and samurai figures in walled gardens with Mount Fuji horizon, all set against a richly painted blue background.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Artistic glass plate with a cave painting-themed decoration on the back. The artist's signature is engraved under the rim.

Italy, Early XX Century

Majolica plate with polychrome Raphaelesque decoration, featuring a large fruit vase in the center supported by a column with a cartouche and surrounded by mythological figures. The plate bears a handwritten date on the back placing it 1920 and two handwritten letters "G and P" likely the initials of the unidentified ceramist. Central Italy, Tuscany-Marche area.

Italy, Early XX Century

A pair of polychrome majolica plates with a Raphaelesque decoration along the rim and a grisaille decoration with scenes of cherubs in the center of the bowl. The plates bear a handwritten date on the back, placing them in 1920, and two handwritten letters in red, "G" and "P" likely the initials of the unidentified ceramist. Central Italy, Tuscany-Marche area.

Italy, 1930s

Majolica display plate decorated in shades of blue with ochre details. The centerpiece features a family crest supported by cupids. The rim has a contoured and wavy edge with reserves decorated with landscapes alternating with incised shells. Manufacturer's mark on the reverse in underglaze blue.