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A group of China to include an Italian Maiolica platter with floral decoration Nove di Bassano circa 1775, four 19th century creamware dishes an ornate German vase and cover and a Sevres coffee can (7)

A Pesaro maiolica jar or albarello and cover, c.1780, painted with continuous flowering branches in green, blue, yellow and ochre, marked A22 in manganese to the base, 21cm. (2)

A Savona maiolica plate, late 17th/early 18th century, painted in blue with two putti reclining on rocks, one playing a long horn, with buildings and mountains beyond, shield mark, some rim chipping, 22.7cm.

Italian Ginori maiolica vase, with serpent and mask handles, painted with mythical creatures and foliate patterns, marked to base, 27.5cm highGood overall order. Small chips to the footrim, some minor glaze wear mostly to the masks, and a hairline to each handle.

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.

Early Italian Maiolica larger dish (approx 25cm dia) with two others Derata Faience type, approx 19cm dia, together with a lidded pot

Antique Maiolica tin glazed religious plaque depicting St Anthony with Christ with banner "Sant' Antonio Ricordo Di Padova" in polychrome colours - 18cm x 15cm has some losses and staining to the glaze

A PAIR OF SAVONA BLUE AND WHITE MAIOLICA VASES 16th century, the lobed bottle shape bodies decorated with putti, country views and Christograms, 21.5cm high x 11cm diameter, 'BA' marks to undersides for Maestro Giorgio (2)Provenance: A private North Devon collector.

BERNARD RACKHAM: [VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM] CATALOGUE OF ITALIAN MAIOLICA. London, 1940. 2 volumes [Text and Plates]. 222 plates, original printed card covers

A PAIR OF LARGE ITALIAN MAIOLICA ARMORIAL PEDESTAL URNS MODERN 63cm high, 30cm square Provenance: Private Collection, Lancashire Estate Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEWWith wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. Some glazing spots and surface discolouration. Some cracks and minor chips.Wear from use and storage outsideCrazing throughoutADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot. Condition Report Disclaimer

A pair of Castelli maiolica roundels, mid 18th century painted with cupid in a classical landscape with ruins and river beyond, probably Grue workshop, 19cm

A pair of Castelli maiolica rectangular plaques, mid 18th century painted with figures within classical ruins, landscape beyond, probably Grue workshop, 21 x 26cm.

A Late 19th Century Maiolica Pilgrims Flask and Cover in Urbino Style, with a continuous renaissance scene of a castle under siege with soldiers storming the city-walls and horned mask handles, 15.5ins high overall

AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA VIRGIN AND CHILD PLAQUEIN DELLA ROBBIA STYLE, LATE 19TH / 20TH CENTURYin a pointed arched frame49cm high, 51.5cm wideProvenanceThe Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.

GUALDO TADINO; a late 19th/early 20th century maiolica wall charger, decorated with Roman soldiers inside a border of urns, mask heads and cartouches, diameter 43cm.

Angelo Minghetti, a late 19th century Italian Maiolica bust of a Renaissance lady, with maker's monogram AM and Bologna, Italia, H21cm

A 17th Century Italian Maiolica Wall Plaque, possibly Deruta, moulded in relief with the Virgin and Christ Child, in heaven above St. Agnes with Martyr's Palm and lamb, with attendant, 40cm x 52cm, early restoration

A small Maiolica Crucifixion Plaque, depicting Jesus on the Cross with Mary Magdalene at his feet, having artist initial to the reverse, 15cm x 19cm, later framed

An Italian polychrome 'female saint' maiolica drug jar, probably Palermo, Sicily, 17th C.H 33,5 cm

A polychrome Italian maiolica crespina with a putto holding a bird, Faenza, 17th C.D 23,5 cm

Maiolica tin glaze Deruta mint jug SY. D. MENTA 26cm high - has small losses to the glaze

Large Maiolica tin glaze vessel AQA. Di. MELISSA 40cm high - 1 handle has old damage

'Althea Nobilis' albarello with Maiolica tin glaze decoration - 24cm high x 15cm diameter ~ has fritting to foot rim otherwise no obvious damage

A GROUP OF TWELVE SPANISH MAIOLICA FLOOR TILES MOUNTED IN TWO GROUPS OF SIX, IN A MODERN PANEL THE TILES 18TH CENTURY Each panel painted in shades of blue, ochre and green and decorated to form a panel depicting a vase issuing flowers the tiles each 13.5 x 13.5cm, the frame 47.5 x 35cm Cf. an almost identical panel in the Museu Arenys de Mar (Plafó ceràmic Núm. registre: 2835 primera meitat del segle XVIII) Condition Report: Some chips to the edges generally.Condition Report Disclaimer

An Italian Maiolica blue and white table centre of large proportions, 19th century, of navette form, the body extensively decorated with wild boar and deer hunting scenes, the flared shaped rim set with four mythical masks and two illustrated cartouches, to one side depicting a lighthouse, and to the other a heraldic cross, the scrolled handles formed as gaping maws with mythical birds below, 85cm wide

A pair of maiolica lamps, 19th century and later, Italian, each of cylindrical form, decorated with painted figures in a landscape in blue, yellow and green tones to a cream ground, one inscribed 'Aloe - Officinalis', the other, 'Viscum - Quercum', each with a cream silk and velvet shade, 18cm diameter41cm high to fitting (2)Provenance: Lime House, Earls Colne, Essex.Condition ReportWith rubbing to the glaze and surface marks. One example with a damaged fitting.One passed PAT test, and one failed.

† LAURENCE McGOWAN (born 1942); a Maiolica style stoneware bottle decorated with birds and flowers, painted McG and year marks, made 1999, height 27cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† LAURENCE McGOWAN (born 1942); a Maiolica style stoneware bottle decorated with a countryside scene, painted McG and year marks, made 1995, height 29cm, and a twin handled cup decorated with birds (2).Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

LAURENCE MCGOWAN (b.1942) Stoneware vase with maiolica brushwork style decoration of bluebird and foliage. Painted mark to base and 1992 year mark. 22cm high

WALTER COLE (1913-1999) Very early Rye pottery stoneware vase with green and brown maiolica glaze. Incised pottery marks to base for 1947-49. 17cm high

Decorators interest, Italian Maiolica lidded apothecary storage jar, painted with coats of arms approximately 38cm high

Decorators interest, large Maiolica Apothecary style storage vessel, painted decoration of a monastery and monks approximately 46cm high

Antique continental Maiolica polychrome tin glazed plate, bearing a scene of two birds encircled by flowers and leaves. Diameter 30.4cm.

17th century Spanish maiolica armorial plate. Diameter 21cm.

An Italian maiolica large" fruity" vase, 20th century and a Royal Cauldon bowl (2)

An 18th century Angarano maiolica dish, moulded and painted in green, yellow and blue with four cherubs with a goat besides a river and a tower in the distance, the rim with alternating cherubs and shells surmounted by masks and flanked by cornucopia, 30cm wide

A Correia maiolica stick stand, of oval form, painted centrally with roundels of deer and birds, beneath and above oval reserves, similarly decorated with animals and birds, on a floral and foliate ground, painted marks, 44.5cm high.

An Italian maiolica dated pharmacy jar, probably 1723, probably Deruta, of baluster form with a flared neck, the central ochre label inscribed AQVA: DI CENTAURIA above a Papal mountain against a blue-ground enclosed by a Robbiana flanked by blue ribbons, 19.5 cm highCondition Report: There is some restoration to the neck and to the area above the foot – this is extremely discreet and is barely discernible to the naked eye (and is only properly revealed with a sharp point). The area of the foot and just above is at the reverse of the jar (the front is unaffected) – it probably disguises a chip or chipping to the footrim, and the restoration almost certainly extends to a much larger area than is actually necessary. Although it is difficult to be sure, it looks as if there is probably a restored chip / D-shaped section of the neck at the reverse of the jar, and there is another area of restoration to the rim (and the area immediately below) at the front.

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

A Continental maiolica three handled vase, 27cm high; together with another similar vase. (2)

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

A MAIOLICA CREAM BASIN SPANISH, 19TH CENTURY the glaze interior painted with a stylised flower spray within a border of waved bands 25cm high, 79cm wide Condition Report: Long crack from top to bottom. Various chips to the surface glace and the unglazed outer body. Condition Report Disclaimer

An Italian majolica domed cover from a apothocary pill jar dated 1574 with painted musical trophies on blue ground. (h-6.5cm)Provenance: From the Lingholm family collection they were the past owners since the late 19th / early 20th century. Entries in the family archives suggest that maiolica was acquired between 1894 and 1916 from three different sources: from G. Donaldson in 1894 (with two items bought from the Spitzer Collection) in 1896 and in 1897; from H.A. Peto in 1899 and from S.M. Crossley in 1908 and in November 1916.Note: Is most likely the cover for a pill pot now lost, but was retained because of the rarity of the dated inscription. Several other jars from this series are known including one dated 1574 and another dated 1575. ( Elisa P. Sani, Italian Renaissance Maiolica, V&A Publishing, 2012, cat.195, p.165.)

A 19th century Maiolica flower display, as a putto holding a cornucopia, the base moulded with shells and c-scrolls, painted in polychrome, 30cm high overall

Pair of majolica plaques depicting "VIEWS OF VENICE". From paintings by Guardi. Nove di Bassano manufacture. Signed PP and with the manufacturer's mark on the back. 20th century. Defects. 38.5x47 cm approx. Coppia di placche in maiolica raffiguranti "VEDUTE DI VENEZIA". Da dipinti di Guardi. Manifattura Nove di Bassano. Siglato P.P e con marchio della manifattura sul retro. XX secolo. Difetti. 38,5x47 cm ca.

Candle holder in white and blue majolica. CHIODO manufacture. Savona. Marked on the bottom. Late 17th century. 16x13 cm approx. Portacandela in maiolica bianca e blu. Manifattura CHIODO, Savona. Marcata sul fondo. Fine XVII secolo. 16x13 cm ca.

Albarello in white and blue majolica with noble coat of arms. Savona manufacture. Early 18th century. Defects and restorations. 23.5x12 cm approx. Albarello in maiolica bianca e blu con stemma nobiliare. Manifattura di Savona. Inizi XVIII secolo. Difetti e restauri. 23,5x12 cm ca.

Polychrome majolica plate with dense decorative pattern and soldier profile in the center. Deruta. 17th century. Restoration. Diam. 44.5 cm approx. Piatto in maiolica policroma con fitta trama decorativa e profilo di soldato al centro. Deruta. XVII secolo. Restauri. Diam. 44,5 cm ca.

Majolica albarello with decorations in shades of blue. Savona manufacture. Marked on the bottom. 17th century. Slight defects. 14x10 cm approx. Albarello in maiolica con decori nei toni del blu. Manifattura di Savona. Marcato sul fondo. XVII secolo. Lievi difetti. 14x10 cm ca.

Painted majolica backsplash depicting "ANNUNCIATION". Initialed on the bottom. Savona manufacture. 17th century. 6x21,5x16 cm approx. Alzatina in maiolica dipinta raffigurante "ANNUNCIAZIONE". Siglata sul fondo. Manifattura di Savona. XVII secolo. 6x21,5x16 cm ca.

Majolica jug painted in shades of blue. Workshop of Domenico da Venezia. 16th century. Defects and slight breaks. 24.5x20 cm approx. Brocca in maiolica dipinta nei toni del blu. Bottega di Domenico da Venezia. XVI secolo. Difetti e lievi rotture. 24,5x20 cm ca.

Italian maiolica / majolica charger, painted with a Renaissance figure, 42cm

A 19th century Italian maiolica plate, decorated with armorial, titled ‘Rocca Brivio’, 27cm diameter.

A Castelli maiolica beaker, c.1740, painted by a member of the Grue family with two soldiers in discussion in a continuous landscape with castellated buildings beyond, 7cm high.

A Castelli maiolica plate, c.1750, painted with Classical figures standing beneath tall columns and trees, and a rare Holitsch faïence teabowl in the Castelli style with a continuous mountain landscape, blue H F mark, 17.6cm max. (2)

A large Sicilian maiolica bombola or storage jar, 1st half 18th century or later, unusually decorated with two portraits, one of a young girl in a blue dress, the other of a gentleman in a hat, within flowerhead borders, reserved on a blue ground with foliate scrolls, firing issues and small damages, 23cm.

A large maiolica floor tile, probably 15th century Florence, the design of a long-necked bird on a ground of oak leaves outlined in manganese and filled in with a raised cobalt blue, some pitting and chipping, 19.5cm.Cf. Metropolitan Museum, New York, No. 1975.1.1061 for an apothecary jar in the same design thought to be from the workshop of Giunta di Tugio.

A Savona maiolica drug jar, circa 1700, marked 'Elect Dentif', 17cm high; together with a small Naples ointment jar with typical buildings, inscribed 'BC' and dated 1771, 12.5cm high.Big - Glaze has very light hairlines to central section. Glaze loss specks to rim and abrasion. Crazing within.Smaller - Glaze loses and glaze chips to base. Top rim with glaze loss. No hairline cracks noticed and with a good ding. Crazing within. A very little bit of old glue on base.See new photos.

An 18th century Italian maiolica tazza with Trionfi, Tuscany circa 1740, 25cm diameter.Rim chips and wear. Several small surface hairlines to the underside. Crazing. Three circular chips to central section each circa 4mm diameter and another little hole.See photos.

Group of ceramics and glass, including Victorian Staffordshire figures, Italian maiolica tazza, Derby pot pourri, Regency dishes, antique ceramic bird whistle, etc