Antique Chest of Drawers Walnut 3 Drawers Italy XIX Century - Italy, Early XIX Century

Central Italy, Late XIX Century

Majolica mug painted in monochrome blue with swirls and vine leaves. Trilobate mouth.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Majolica bowl with shaped edge and animal-shaped feet. Polychrome decoration with scattered flowers. Manufacturer's mark under the base.

France, Late XIX Century

Majolica flowerpot with large expanded cup, supported by a square base enriched by four scrolled feet. Polychrome decoration, with raised parts, in shades of blue and orange.

Southern Italy, Late XIX Century

Commonly used majolica basin decorated with simple geometric ornaments.

France, Early XIX Century

Polychrome majolica box with lid decorated with vegetal racemes in shades of green and pink. Feral-shaped feet.

Italy, XIX Century

Majolica tureen decorated with polychrome flowers, small roses and cornflowers.

Germany, 1870 ca.

Pair of small white and gold porcelain planters with two graceful figures of children with baskets. Volkstedt-Rudolstadt factory made by the ceramist H. Greiner. Manufacture mark under the base in glazed blue.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Oval gravy boat with polychrome majolica plate. Red carnation decoration typical of the Ferniani manufacture.

Italy, XIX Century

Majolica shaving basin with monochrome decoration in shades of cobalt. In the centre medallion with landscape, architecture and ruins. Ramage frame on the rim of the basin.

Italy, XIX Century

Majolica shaving basin with monochrome decoration in shades of cobalt. In the centre medallion with landscape, architecture and ruins. On the rim of the basin there is a decoration with a ramage frame.

Italy, First Half XIX Century

Group of three majolica bowls. On the brim polychrome decoration with geometric pattern; at the bottom of the bird cave there is a typical decoration of the manufacture.

Germany, First Half XIX Century

Hand-painted porcelain bowl with gallant scenes and floral motifs within reserves. Manufacture mark on the reverse.