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Two pieces of Cantagalli pottery - both with painted cockerel marks, comprising a small lobed, square section drug jar, painted with an armorial and a cathedral spire between trailing flowers, one side of the neck inscribed 'GRA  CAR', 14cm high; and a chamberstick, with moulded shell and twin dolphin decoration, on a scallop shell base, 11.5 x 12cm, some glaze crazing and flakes to nozzle. (2)* Drug jar - glaze flake to rim, other in good condition. Chamberstick - glaze crazing and small glaze flakes to nozzle. The edge of the scallop shell base has a large chip to the right of the handle, a small chip to the left of the handle and a few other glaze flakes to the edge elsewhere. No other faults.

Attributed to Ulisse Cantagalli, 19th century, a ruby-copper lustreware charger, decorated in red, white and blue, centred wtih a bird, surrounded by fan-shaped panels of foliage, the underside with a painted rooster mark, 42cm diameterCondition ReportThe edges with minor chips and losses to decoration, residue marks from tape. Some fading present.

A large and impressive Iznik “Damascus” style high footed pottery basin (tazza), Ulisse Cantagalli, Florence, northern Italy, circa 1880, The rounded body rising from a slightly waisted foot to a straight lip, the blue, turquoise blue, green and red painted decoration consisting of bold elegant floral spray, one to the well within a medallion of simplified strapwork picked in red, and a repetition thereof to the cavetto, a thin register of a stylised ropework above, the exterior with bolder and larger floral blooms and serrated saaz leaves borne by a swaying tendril, on white ground, the base with maker’s mark painted in black,42cm. diam., 27cm. highProvenance: Purchased from Lady Manton, Houghton Hall in East Yorkshire over 40 years ago for £100Footnotes: The oversize blooms born by scrolling tendrils, elegantly swaying saaz leaves, and the bold flowers with lobed petals recalls two stunning Iznik works : a blue and white mosque-lamp-shaped vase, and a pottery tile panel. The first dated to the 3rd quarter of 16th century is kept at the David Collection in Copenhagen (inv. 18/1967), the second, circa 1550 - 1650 and attributed to Syria, at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge (inv. C.5-1909).Our large basin's blooms mirror the decoration of the vase seen on the panel at the Fitzwilliam Museum from which rises an impressive flower bouquet and flanked with cypresses. Its wide scrolling tendril with lobed petals flowers are clearly seen on the blue-and-white vase in Copenhagen. Here, on our lot, Ulisse Cantagalli, like other late 19th century European ceramicists  such as Samson, Lachenal, Deck and others, was extremely successful in replicating these mid-16th Ottoman patterns marrying them onto the exterior of this work and rendering the exact tones of the colours seen on the Cambridge panel.Condition Report: With a very fine hairline crack to one side, minor chips to rim

A group of Cantagalli maiolica pottery late 19th century, comprising a pair of dishes, each moulded with a mask and painted with a putto, 18cm long, two plates, 23 and 22cm diameter, and a wall pocket, decorated with a putto, 33.3cm long (5)Condition ReportPlates - chips and nibbles.Dishes - chips and nibbles.Wall pocket - big chips, repaired sections, and nibbles.

A collection of early to mid 20th Century vases, jugs, pots, plates and dishes, by Brannam, WMF, Sylvac , Cantagalli style and others , some with wear / faults.

CANTAGALLI NEO-RENAISSANCE BOX & COVER, CIRCA 1890 polychrome painted and glazed earthenware, painted cockerel mark 26.5cm wide, 14cm high

Ulysses Cantagalli a majolica flask and stopper of flattened tear drop form with dragon handles decorated in a renaissance revival manner, cockerel mark to base, circa 1890, 42cm high.

A pair of Cantagalli style majolica cake stands / fruit bowls and a Eichwald yellow ware majolica pipe holder featuring a boy and his pony 

Crate of collectables; Set of six 19th century Italian Majolica Cantagalli plates depicting hand painted fruit designs. Fishing wife figure, Royal Doulton "English Old Scenes" bowl and other items.

A Cantagalli Firenze Pottery Plaque, depicting The Angel Gabriel Instructing Mary, having impressed marks to the reverse, 42cm wide

19th Century Italian Cantagalli majolica wall font of architectural form with cherub, hand painted in blue and white with florals. Measures 36cm.

Cantagalli Italian pottery wall plaque of the The Madonna and child Dimensions Height - 42cm

A pair of Cantagalli armorial drug jars, 19th century, titled 'D.P. Wyatt. CAP', 14cm high; a Delft blue and white drug jar titled ' U:AEGYPT', within a cartouche, 9.5cm high (3)Provenance:Old Oaks, Little Horwood, BuckinghamshireEach inscribed DP.WYATT CAP 1904VASE ONE - grazes to rim glaze, small chip to base, surface dirt inside and outVASE TWO - surface dirt, chips to the glaze on the rim, wax to the surface, small chip to base, small graze 2mm ot the mid sectionVASE THREE - has been smashed and poorly repaired with minor losses, held together with tape

Sixteen Cantagalli blue and white armorial plates, the central crests within fluted borders5 x 24cm diameter 7 x 21.5cm diameter 4 x 20cm diameterProvenance:Old Oaks, Little Horwood, Buckinghamshire

A Cantagalli majolica jardiniere or centrepiece painted with amorini or cupids in landscapes and with serpent formed handles and mythical beast head feet,19th century (restored), 44cm; together with another Italian majolica bowl (modern) similar taste (2)

Eight Chinese 18th and 19th century plates and dishes, together with a painted botanical plate and a Cantagalli maiolica ewer, tallest ewer 37cm high. Condition - ewer and a small dish restored, the other items good

Ulisse Cantagalli, an Italian Maiolica faience painted ewer, late 19th century, footed urn form with entwined double serpent and mask handle, decorated with celestial Renaissance motifs and coat of arms, painted mark, 29cm high

Henkelschale, Cantagalli, Italien 19. Jh., Keramik, brauner Scherben, polychrom bemalt, wellenförmige Wandung, auf vier Seeungeheuerfüßen stehend, mit Schlangen umschlungene Griffe, Korpus verziert mit einer Landschaft mit Putten, im Boden gemarkt in blau, Füße u. Rand partiell best., eine größere Best. am Rand, im Boden drei zarte Risse, in der Schale seitl. ein zarter Riss, 40 x 28 cm, 4635 - 0132

A large Cantagalli 'Iznik' charger, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with a formal arrangement of flowers and leaves in shades of turquoise, green, black and manganese on a deep blue ground, the rim with a band of alternating flower stems and heads, black cockerel mark, 40.5cm.

Ulisse Cantagalli. A Late 19th Century Italian Majolica basket. Makers mark. 12x12x14cm.

CANTAGALLI; a collection of decorative ceramics including a cornucopia raised on a mythical creature, a twin handled pedestal vase and five dishes decorated with cherubs (7).

A pair of 19th Century Italian Faience ware chargers, in the manner of Cantagalli, each with a mythical scene of classically dressed figures to the central well, within a deep border decorated by masks, scrolls and griffins over a dark blue background. Hand painted M and stylised crown mark to reverse. Width 40cm. (2). In good condition.

A Sevres cabinet plate, painted with a portrait of Princess De Lamballe, surrounded by bouquets of flowers, with Louis Phillipe gilt monogram and blue Sevres mark to the base together with a Cantagalli faience blue and white candlestick, with shell shaped handle and painted with a house in a landscape Condition Report:24cm diametersome scratches on portrait and on pink border, see images

A Cantagalli majolica wine ewer, with Neo-classical decoration, 28cm high, a/f, together with various assorted plates.

A ULLISE CANTAGALLI TWO-HANDLED DOUBLE-SPOUTED VASE LATE 19TH CENTURY Decorated with grotteschi, cockerel mark, 13.5cm highTogether with two modern Italian (Rongoni) Deruta style tondino dishes, 21cm diameter Condition Report: Cantagalli: rim chipRongoni: Both have foot rim chips.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Cantagalli pottery plaque depicting a classical lady, 9.5 by 14.5cms; together with a Naples porcelain tankard decorated in relief with drinking scenes, 15cms high; and a maiolica ewer, 28cms high (3).

A Cantagalli pottery bust of a young boy, signed, 17cms wide.

A large Cantagalli style twin-handled vase decorated with classical scenes, 39cms high.Condition ReportBoth handles have been restored. There are paint chips inside the neck and visible cracks to one handle 

Large Cantagalli majolica centre bowl, twin snake handles (one restored), undulating rim, the exterior painted with playful cherubs before a Classical landscape, raised on four paw feet, width 46cm, height 21cm.

A pair of 19th century Cantagalli griffin candlesticks, each winged and crowned holding shields with painted griffin motifs, the base decorated with painted flowers and gilding, circa 1840-1900, approx. 34.5cm high, with crown + N mark. Further details: some very minor wear and scuffs, no restoration.

A Cantagalli maiolica wall plaque depicting the Virgin and child, 19th century, after Della Robbia, initialled verso EvH 329, 33cm wide, 43cm high. Condition - fair to good

A mixed group of English and Continental pottery and porcelain, late 19th and 20th century, including a Cantagalli lustre decorated cup and saucer, Royal Copenhagen model of a cockerel, height 14cm, three pieces of Burleigh Ware nursery china decorated with a toy horse and inscribed 'Gee-Gee', a Crown Ducal Orange Tree pattern toast rack with matching sauceboat , sugar bowl and three soup plates, a Royal Worcester pepper in the form of a cottage loaf and a Poole plate painted with a nautical signal flag, diameter 21.8cm (minor faults). 

Ulisse Cantagalli, a Hispano Moresque red lustre footed bowl, circa 1890, rounded form on splayed conical foot, painted with wrythen lappet panels of alternating fishscale diapers, spoked wheels and foliate scrolls, underglaze blue mark, 12cm high

A believed Ulisse Cantagalli (1839-1901) - An Italian 19th century majolica hand painted ceramic teapot. The teapot having a shaped finial lid over a scrolled vine shaped green handle. Squatted body below decorated with blue & yellow flowers and leaves. Signed to base in ochre. Chip to glaze to rim.Measures approx. 11cm x 20cm x 15cm.

PIUS XII: (1876-1958) Pope of the Roman Catholic Church 1939-58. T.L.S., `E. Card. Pacelli´, one page, 4to, Vatican City, 4th April 1930, to Sgnore Ezio Cantagalli, on the printed stationery of the Secretary of State of His Holiness Pius XI, in Italian. Pius XII, in his capacity as Cardinal Secretary of State, forwards to his correspondent the congratulations from His Holiness for the success obtained by their publication, stating in part `Ho il piacere di significarle che il Santo Padre ha molto gradito il primo saggio dei Classici Cristiani editi... in elegante veste e moderna traduzione. L´Augusto Pontefice la ringrazia vivamente del filiale omaggio e si compiace di questa utile iniziativa, coraggiosamente da lei intrapresa e amorosamente avviata... Nel far voti pertanto che la divulgazione dei nostri Classici Cristiani dia abbondanti frutti di bene, Sua Santita augura alla nobile di lei fatica felice proseguimento, e in attestato di Sua paterna benevolenza le invia di cuore l´Apostolica Benedizione´ (Translation: "I am pleased to inform you that the Holy Father has greatly appreciated the first essay of the Christian Classics published... in an elegant format and modern translation. The August Pontiff thanks you warmly for your filial homage and is pleased with this useful initiative, courageously undertaken and lovingly initiated by you... In expressing his hope that the dissemination of our Christian Classics will bear abundant fruit of good, His Holiness wishes your noble work a happy continuation, and as a token of His paternal benevolence, He sends you from the heart the Apostolic Blessing.") The bifolium document bears to the second, third and fourth pages, printed text relating to the "Christian Classics" publications, and the subscriptions options prices, also showing to the third page a curious article entitled "Chi Li Legge" )"Who reads it", and the article includes `Sua Maesta il Re - I Sovrani ringraziamenti per il cortese invio dei primi due volumi della collezione dei Classici Cristiani... Sua Eccellenza Benito Mussolini - Sua Eccellenza il Capo del Governo mi da il gradito incarico di comunicarle che ha letto il "Il Pedagogo" di Clemente Alessandrino della collezione dei Classici Cristiani, e che lo ha trovato di fresca attualita...´ (Translation: "His Majesty the King - The Sovereign thank you for your kind sending of the first two volumes of the collection of Christian Classics... His Excellency Benito Mussolini - His Excellency the Head of Government has kindly asked me to inform you that he has read "The Pedagogue" by Clement Alessandrino from the collection of Christian Classics, and that he found it to be of fresh relevance...") Very small age wear and extremely small tear to the fold and edge, otherwise G to about VG

A nineteenth century Cantagalli faience majolica bowl. Of shell form and painted in the traditional polychrome manner. Topped with a seated frog. 14cm across  In good condition with no apparent chips, cracks or losses.

An Italian Cantagalli polychrome glazed terracotta plaque, depicting the Virgin Mary and child, stamped to reverse 'Firenze', 28 x 21 x 4.5 cm.

A believed Ulisse Cantagalli (1839-1901) - An Italian 19th century majolica hand painted ceramic teapot. The teapot having a shaped finial lid over a scrolled vine shaped green handle. Squatted body below decorated with blue & yellow flowers and leaves. Signed to base in ochre. Chip to glaze to rim.Measures approx. 11cm x 20cm x 15cm.

Cantagalli faience pottery fruit stand, 27cm diamter; Lladro and Nao figures, Ruby glass liqueur bottle, two cast metal figures of Classical sculpture.

MAJOLICA VASE, on claw feet, along with a Cantagalli footed bowlvase 14cm high Qty: 2

A CANTAGALLI MAJOLICA FOOTED DISHdecorated with fruit 20cm dia. (a/f), and three smaller dishes

A Cantagalli grotesque candlestick, 15 by 13 by 35cm high.

AN OTTOMAN DAMASCUS-STYLE CANTAGALLI POTTERY JUG WITH TULIPS AND ROSES Ulisse Cantagalli, Florence, Italy, late 19th centuryOf typical baluster-like shape, resting on a short circular foot, rising to a tall cylindrical neck, with a sinuous striped handle on the side, the exterior painted in the typical Ottoman Damascus palette of cobalt blue, manganese purple, sage green, and turquoise with black outlines on white ground, decorated with cusped arches in-filled with rosette and tulip bouquets, interspersed amidst floral arabesque medallions and foliage, the base painted with a black rooster (the maker's mark).17.5cm high 17.5cm high Qty: 1

ULISSE CANTAGALLI (1839-1901): A RUBY LUSTRE POTTERY SHALLOW BOWL, the interior decorated with a stylised bird amongst scrolling foliage, the exterior with ruby red scrolls against a cream ground, painted cockerel mark to the underside, 38cm diamater

A 20th century Cantagalli-style, probably European, glazed ceramic bowl of curved stylised shape with masked and serpent sides, painted with masks, mythological animals, foliage and wildlife. Main bowl painted with figure upon a sea monster with shell horn in hands. Blue cockerel mark to base, approximately 23.8cm wide x 11.5cm high. Further details: damage to one side with loss and small repair; other side with loss/damage; loss to paint and chips to both top and base rim, pitting and wear.

CANTAGALLI, FIRENZE TWO VESSELS, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY tin-glazed earthenware, comprising a LARGE JAR & COVER, maker's mark to base, 44cm high; together with LARGE JARDINIÈRE, in the style of Castelli maiolica, with three double loop handles, maker's mark to base, 35cm high (2) Provenance: The Fine Art Society, London Exhibited: London, The Fine Art Society, Casa Cantagalli, 13th May-20th June 2002, nos. 71 and 72

CANTAGALLI, FIRENZE LUSTRE VASE, CIRCA 1890 lustre-glazed earthenware, with four applied handles, painted maker's mark to base 43.5cm high Provenance: Haslam & Whiteway, London

An Italian Cantagalli Blue and White Two Handled Vase, 27cms High

A group of Continental pottery and porcelain, comprising: French faience plate, painted with a puce peony 34cm diam., an early 19th century French porcelain coffee-pot and cover decorated with angouleme sprigs, a Cantagalli majolica tazza formed as a putto supported a shell, enriched in blue leafy scrolls, blue cockerel mark, a Dresden two-handled oviform vase painted en grisaille with flowers and gilt with leaves, blue AR mark, together with a Staffordshire white pottery group of a shepherd and sheep (restoration) (5)

A Cantagalli part breakfast set, comport 20cm diameter. Condition - two cups chipped and cracked. Some small manufacturing faults in the glaze on some plates and minor chip to base comport.

A ULYSSE CANTAGALLI FIRENZE PEDESTAL INKWELL AND COVER LATE 19TH CENTURY Modelled as a hippocampus supporting an urn and cover, blue cockerel mark 18.5cm high Provenance: The Leonard Fuller Collection

Ulisse Cantagalli, a large Hispano-Moresque style ruby-copper lustre basin, c.1900, decorated with shrubs and other foliage, the exterior with large scrolls, blue painted cockerel mark, 44.5cm diameter, some restoration Substantial areas of high quality restoration to the rim and two rim cracks extending down to the base. A section of the rim has been broken and re-glued with some splinter losses to the glaze around the immediate area. Some scratching to the glaze on the interior.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

CANTAGALLI FIRENZE CIRCULAR WALL PLAQUE, 20th century, in Della Robbia style with infant in swaddling, impressed marks to reverse, 31cms (diam.)Provenance: private collection Conwy

A collection of various china etc including a Lladro figure, Cantagalli majolica plates with cockerel mark to underside, Imari bowl, carved soapstone animals etc. over three shelves

A Cantagalli pottery ewer, circa 1900. Height 21.5cm, width 17.5cm.Three chips to the cover and one to the flange. Tiny nick to edge of spout. Small chip to base rim.

Various European and Other Porcelain Including: Italian Cantagalli style vase and plates, a Delft tea caddy, faience candlestick, German floral encrusted figural twin branch candleabra, a pair of Minton style jar and covers, painted with floral sprays, etc (two trays)

A Cantagalli maiolica vase decorated blue scrolling foliage, 16cm

Four Italian Maiolica shell-shaped dishes, 19th Century, each with a dolphin mask handle and decorated in blue with cherubs at various pursuits, Cantagalli, cockerel mark to base, 19cm longOverall good condition, some minor glaze chipping.

A continental porcelain part dessert service, together with a Cantagalli style lustre vase and Dresden china

Cantagalli Pottery of Italy, Faience Jug with Persian Influenced Patterns. Height: 18cm