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A near pair of 19th Century Italian Faience Ware charger in the manner of Cantagalli, each decorated to the central well with a mythical scene of classically dressed figures within a deep border decorated with mask, scrolls and griffins over a deep blue ground, hand painted M and stylised crown mark, width 40cm. (2)

A Dresden porcelain floral dish, Cantagalli caddy and three Paris vases, largest 33cm wide

A group of Continental and English ceramics including Cantagalli plate, a Quimper coffee pot etc., tallest 21cm high (8)

A Cantagalli majolica vase with painted decoration, 27 cm to/w a Cantagalli male bust (2)

Italian Cantagalli ewer pot decorated in the Iznik palate with hand-painted floral design, painted cockerel mark to base, 18cm tall.

Italian Cantagalli lustre pottery bowl decorated with fleur de lis and leaf and flower designs, blue painted cockerel mark to the base, 33cm diameter.   Colour fading and paint loss throughout. Chips to outside edge. Some pitting and fritting throughout

A late 19thC Cantagalli maiolica griffin figural candlestick, holding a spotted shield, raised on a triform base, 31cm high. (AF)

A pair of Cantagalli Pottery ewers, each modelled as a classical dolphin, its tail rising to form the handle, with mask terminal, glazed in colours painted factory marks, minor damages and glaze loss, 31.5cm. high (2) LiteratureCasa Cantagalli FAS/Haslam and Whiteway, 2002, page 68 for a comparable example (illustrated on the cover)

An early Cantagalli twin-handled bowl, elliptical form on four classical dolphin feet, with entwined snake handles, the fluted body painted with classical putti in a mountainous landscape, in colours, printed factory mark, repaired, 40cm. wide.

Two Cantagalli majolica globular vases, with scattered sprigs, late 19th Century, cockerel marks, 17cm high CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A Cantagalli scalloped-edge Italian majolica planter decorated with floral motifs and serpent handles on lamb's head feet (h- 12.5cm, w- 36cm)

A PAIR OF ITALIAN CANTAGALLI MAJOLICA WALL BRACKETS, C. 1900, modelled with grotesque marine figures painted in blue, green and buff tones, rooster mark with numeral '4'. 24cm high

An Italian Majolica Cantagalli Firenze hors d'oeuvre dish, twin dolphin handle, painted with lemons, 51cmW

AN ITALIAN CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA CENTREPIECE19TH CENTURYmodelled as a cherub holding a large egg shell inscribed 'Pasqua', on a stepped, octagonal base, with painted cockerel mark30.5cm highProvenanceKenneth Neame: An Enduring Legacy.PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.

Cantagalli tazza, Staffordshire cottage, two framed tiles and two figures

A CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA POLYCHROME BUST OF A MEDIAEVAL LADY WEARING A BLUE HEAD SCARF OVER HER AUBURN HAIR, COCKEREL MARK IN BLUE. H 35cms.

A Cantagalli maiolica jug decorated with a fish pattern, 12" high and a Cantagalli two-handled jar in similar pattern, cockerel marks, 11.5" high. (2)

A Cantagalli Faience Roundel Moulded in Relief with an Infant, after a tondo from the Ospedale degli Innocenti, Florence, impressed marks, 31cm diameter, together with a pair of Marieberg Faience vases and covers, painted en grisaille and modelled with rabbits ascending a staircase, a Paris porcelain cup cover and stand painted with putti and a powder bowl and cover (5)

QUIMPER TEA POT AND OTHER CERAMICS along with two wall mounting geese, a Cantagalli cup and saucer, Wedgwood box and a Royal Doulton figure of the Old Ballon Sellerthe teapot 15cm high

An early 19thc Italian Cantagalli planter, raised on rams head feet and serpentine scroll handles to side decorated with foliage sprays. (wear/ chips to rim, base and handles) (a/f) (marked verso) (h- 11cm w-30cm)

A 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN CANTAGALLI IZNIK STYLE TANKARD, 10cm high.

A large Cantagalli pottery ovoid vase, painted with sunflowers, 32.5cm high.

An Italian Cantagalli majolica teapot, with serpent form spout, hand painted with a spray of flowers, cockerel mark to base, 18cmH; together with a Cantagalli gold lustre glaze griffin candlestick holder (af), cockerel mark to base, 18cmH (2)

An early 20th century Italian Cantagalli majolica ceramic twin handled jug / vase. The jug having a flared circular rim over twin sea creature shaped handles with front conical spout. Bulbous shaped body over circular base. The vase hand painted with religious icons within naturalistic vignettes. Measures approx. 28cm tall. 

19th Century blue and white Cantagalli Italian faience fruit or bread bowl with twisted handles, pierced sides and hand painted decoration and painted cockerel mark to base. Together with three items of Staffordshire pottery: a musical beer stein with moulded rural scene and figures dancing, a 19th century spill vase of a boy and dog and a 19th century figure of a lady on a goat. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Full title: An Italian polychrome maiolica vase with mascarons and snake-shaped handles, Cantagalli, 19th C.Description:H 44,3 cm

A Cantagalli majolica candlestick as a wyvern, late 19th/early 20th c, 15cm h, underglaze blue cockerel mark, a Studio Pottery reticulated vessel, 20th c, 7.5cm h, sgraffito mark, a Continental figure of a Chinese elder, late 19th c, 17cm h, a Royal Doulton dragonfly soap dish for Wright's Soap, c. 1900, 15cm w, a Rosenthal figure of a musical putto, 20th c, on an open book,  glazed in white, 12cm h, printed and impressed marks, model no R470, a Copeland Spode serving plate, from the Kitchen Department, Trinity College, Cambridge, c. 1830, 26cm w, impressed and printed marks, an Islamic glazed terracotta tile, 19th/20th c, inscribed with calligraphic script, 17 x 18cm, a Danish stoneware figure, by L. Hjorth, 14cm w, impressed marks, a Royal Crown Derby model of a magpie, mid-20th c, 25cm h, printed and inscribed marks, three pieces of Royal Crown Derby, a Derby mug, c. 1810, red painted mark, a Royal Doulton figure, Home Again, HN2167, Rouyer Guillet Cognac advertising ashtray, a Coombes Flour advertising rolling pin, 50cm w, Doulton Lambeth The Tower jug, etc Cantagalli candlestick restored. The Studio Pottery vessel good. Continental figure of the Chinese elder good, some wear. Royal Doulton soap dish with some wear and glaze imperfections. Rosenthal figure good. Trinity College plate OK, worn and nibbled. Tile cracked and chipped. Danish figure good. Royal Crown Derby magpie base with stable cracks. Royal Crown Derby model cat second quality. Derby mug cracked and discoloured. Doulton figure good. The rolling pin crazed and discoloured. The rest in mixed condition, but generally good.

2 Cantagalli Faience dishes decorated with fruit trees, both 215mm diameter approximately.

AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA ISTORIATO EWER, PROBABLY CANTAGALLI, 19TH CENTURY painted in the 16th Century Urbino style with a continuous battle scene before a fortress and distant mountains, painted marks. 27.5cm highChips to foot. In otherwise good condition.

An Italian maiolica two-handled Cantagalli type vase, early 20th century, the tapered body painted with a figural Bacchanalian scene beneath the trumpet shaped neck, flanked by twin bifurcated serpent handles with mask terminals, unmarked, height 44cm (faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Cantagalli 'Garofano a Colori' pattern part dinner service, 21st century, comprising two large tureens and covers, an oval platter, five two-handled soup bowls and six stands, four variously sized serving bowls, nine dinner plates, three dessert plates and fourteen side plates.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A pair of Staffordshire pottery Spaniels, late 19th century, white glazed with gilt details, height 32cm, a Cantagalli pot and cover, height 18cm, two Noritake dishes, painted with lake views, and two Royal Doulton figures.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

19th Century Samson porcelain armorial shell shaped salts, together with a 19th Century blue and white Cantagalli Italian faience fruit or bread bowl with twisted handles, pierced sides and hand painted decoration. Painted cockerel mark to base of bowl. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Cantagalli majolica chamberstick, late 19th or early 20th century, modelled as a rampant winged chimera, painted cockerel mark to base, 16cm high, a shaped majolica dish decorated with white floral and foliate sprays, 18cm wide, a Victorian F & R Pratt & Co Ltd terracotta pot pourri and stand, mid to late 19th century, with plain pierced inner cover and decorated outer cover, 24cm high overall, and a Victorian Amherst Iron Stone 'Japan' pattern footed bowl, 24.5cm diameter, with a further Ironstone footed bowl, and two Mason's style small ewers (7) (at fault)

A good Cantagalli blue and white Faience Tulipiere, with nine apertures decorated with figures, cherubs, birds, flowers and insects, 26cms (10 1/4") (restoration and losses). (1)

A late 19th/early 20th century Cantagalli maiolica scallop shell shaped dish, painted cockerel mark to base. 29cm long

Three matching Cantagalli style blue and white side plates, with blue underglazed winged putti, within floral sprays, insects and houses, cockerel back stamp with No. 20 to underside, 14cm diameter.  (3)

A group of Continental tin glazed ceramics comprising three items of Italian Cantagalli pottery including two bracket edged dishes painted with fruit, and a large scalloped edge dish painted with fruit on a stem foot (h- 7cm, w- 20cm), and a tin Glazed Faience salt in the form of a cat

A Cantagalli pottery figure depicting a bearded man with a curved sword, 30cm high. Condition ReportThe figure is in restored condition, please see images for further detail on its condition.

A Cantagalli maiolica two-handled dish, for restoration 19th century, painted cockerel mark to underside, of oval form with scalloped rim, two coiled serpent handles and four dolphin feet, painted in the Urbino manner with two cherubs and a lake landscape, manganese cockerel mark, 15½in. (39.5cm.) long, faults; together with an Iznik plate, probably 19th century, 11 3/8in. (28.8cm.) diameter; a near pair of 19th century Staffordshire pearlware toby jugs, 9½in. (24.1cm.) high; a 19th century spongeware coffee pot; and a 19th century named Sunderland pink lustre coffee pot, all with faults, for restoration. (6) *Maiolica: Piece has been off from rim to one side (with glued repair) and there is an associated crack. one handle has been off and has losses and glued repairs. - Iznik: large Piece missing from rim and Long associated Crack Also one smaller rim Chip and A large Chip from the footrim. glaze crazing to underside. - Toby jugs: both handles missing. the male jug has A large Piece off the rim which has an old glued repair and chips missing around the break. Also A Crack and smaller chips to back of rim. the female jug with large Piece off from rim and A Chip to inside of back of rim. - Spongeware: Two chips and Small hairline to rim. Lacks cover. glaze crazing throughout. - Sunderland lustre coffee pot: Spout has A recent break and is off - some flakes missing from along the break. Two chips to rim and Two hairline cracks to lower body. Cover has recent Chip to lower edge and Another smaller, and old restoration to finial.

A Cantagalli Iznik style pottery wine ewer, circa 1900. Decorated in red, green, blue and white with tulips and other foliage, 'Firenze Italy' and painted cockerel mark to base, height 27cm, width 19cm, width 17cm.From a Private Collection, purchased from a Country House Sale, Devon, mid 1980s.minor nick to the spout and discoloration near the top.

Tondo mit Darstellung Marias und dem JesuskindCantagalli, Florenz, Italien, um 1900, Majolika, beiger Scherben, polychrom bemalt und glasiert, im Stil der Renaissancearbeiten der Della Robbia-Familie, im Zentrum Maria mit Jesuskind vor blauem Fond, flankiert von 4 Putti, im Kranz mit alternierendem Dekor aus Pflanzen und Früchten, verso 2x gepresste Manufakturmarke, schwarze Pinselmarke "Singender Hahn" und Ritzzeichen, mit Wandaufhängung, D: ca. 38 cm. Part. ber., best..

Full title: An exceptionally fine large Iznik-style vase, Cantagalli, Italy, 19th C.Description:H.: 56,5 cm By the 19th C., the introduction of the studio potter, led by the Frenchman Joseph-Theodore Deck, propelled a fascination with reviving Iznik-style pottery in Europe. Deck's successful experiments with Iznik went on to inspire Ulisse and Giuseppe Cantagalli to produce their own works which paired the characteristic polychrome Saz-style decoration with large, un-Ottoman forms (Denny, 2004, pp. 221-22). The impressive scale of this vase was most likely drawn from a vase in a royal Italian collection published by Deck in 1887 (Deck, 1887, fig.11, p. 26).

Ulisse Cantagalli Blue and White Maiolica fruit and leaf decorated centrepiece with Seahorse handles. Underglaze mark to base.

Italian Cantagalli Majolica two-handled vase and bowl, the vase with flat jagged handles and bulbous body and painted in polychrome with branches of fruit and birds H28cm and a similarly decorated bowl D38cm, both having painted Cokerel marks beneath

A Cantagalli bust of a young boy, in the style of Della Robbia, glazed green, blue, yellow and white, painted cockerel, 21cm. high

A CANTAGALLI CENTREPIECELate 19th century In Italian Renaissance maiolica style, modelled as three scalloped dish painted with grotesques, supported on a tree and surmounted by three dolphins carrying a shell shaped dish, painted cockerel mark, 27cm high; also a pair of Cantagalli Urbino style ewers, 29cm high (3)Centrepiece- there has been breaks and restoration through the top of each of the dolphins tails and to the shell shaped dish, with some losses around the breaks. There are extensive rim chips around the rims of each of the dishes. Ewers- One lacking handle, restoration and chips to the snakes. Some other chips elsewhere. The other with restored handle, neck and mouth. Some losses to the snakes and some chips

Figürliche SchaleUlisse Cantagalli, Florenz, Italien, um 1839 - 1901, Schale in Form eines Kindes ein Straußenei haltend, mit Grotesken bemalt, Fayence, weiß, polychrom bemalt, Höhe 29,5 cm, unterseitig Hahnenmarke, restauriert, partiell leicht berieben und bestoßen, Zustand B/C

An 18th Century English delftware plate with painted blue decoration depicting an exotic bird amongst foliage - sold with a Delft tile and a Cantagalli dish - a/f

A Cantagalli bulbous vase with floral and scrolled decoration, 13" high

A Talvera Tin Glazed Earthenware Dish, 20th century, painted with a figure and donkey in a landscape, 30cm wide, together with six Cantagalli dishes, a similar pair of fluted dishes and a baluster vase (10)

A Cantagalli maiolica jug decorated with fish in green and blue with small flowerheads, blue cockerel mark, 12" high.

A Cantagalli maiolica two-handled jar decorated with fish in green and blue with small flowerheads, blue cockerel mark, 11.5" high.

Large Italian Cantagalli Iznik palate pottery footed bowl decorated with painted blue floral designs, painted cockerel signature mark to the base, 34cm diameter. Some loss to glaze as seen in photos, also some crazing.

A Cantagalli blue and white faience charger, 19th century, the relief moulded shell and scroll rim enclosing a continuous frieze of cherubs and churches, the well with three cherubs holding a coat of arms, painted cockerel mark to base, 43cm diameter, with a delft blue and white charger depicting a windmill by a riverbank, painted marks to base, 41.5cm diameter (2)

A Cantagalli Iznik style pottery tankard Italy, 19th Centuryof waisted cylindrical form with angular handle, decorated in cobalt blue, raised red, green and black with saz leaves interspersed by floral sprays, above and below bands of geometric designs, Cantagalli mark to base 25 cm. highFootnotes:For a comparable Cantagalli Iznik style tankard sold at Christie's, see Islamic and Oriental Works of Art, 12 October 2000, lot 376.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A pair of Italian majolica chargers, 17th Century style, possibly Cantagalli, painted with Classical scenes within a broad blue border of foliate scrolls, 40.5cm CONDITION REPORT: each with a faint hairline crack from the rim at 11 o'clock and some minor rim chips.

A Cantagalli style Majolica, Florence scene  plate, initialled PS measures 16cm across. Condition Good Provenance- From the private collection of the late Douglas Tooms F.R.C.S., B.Sc. of Chaddesley Corbett. May his passion for collecting live on through others.

A very large Cantagalli ewer modelled as a monstrous part human fish in the 16th century Urbino manner of Orazio Fontanna, some old restoration to the mouth, 12" wide x 9" high.

West German vase, Bitosi Flavia of Italy blue vase with impressed mark, Cantagalli bowl and Italian model of an Owl