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19th century Cantagalli bowl in the Hispano Moresque style

A 19th century Cantagalli two-handled tin glazed earthenware vase decorated with a single cherub flying through mountainous surroundings with buildings etc. (13cm high)

A Cantagalli tin glazed dish decorated with painted shepherdess to well and dolphin masks to border - sold with a jug and dish

A CANTAGALLI ROUNDEL OF THE HEAD OF A BOY IN THE MANNER OF DELLA ROBBIA, LATE 19TH C, OF TERRACOTTA IN WHITE SLIP AND COLOURED GLAZES, 43CM DIAM, IMPRESSED CANTAGALLI FIRENZE Condition report  Good condition, no restoration

A Cantagalli Italian majolica jug. Religious portrait to front with writing underneath, CERTOSA. Has spout and handle, yellow glazed foot. Painted with a stylised floral design. Painted rooster mark, G, 29 to base. Height 22cm.

A Cantagalli winged griffin candlestick decorated with traditional colours (one wing repaired) (h.16cm)

A Cantagalli ewer, decorated with a cherub in a landscape, 28cm high

CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA TWIN-HANDLED VASE LATE 19TH CENTURY with twin scrolling figural snake handles over a body painted with landscape scenes(30cm high)

PAIR OF CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA TWIN-HANDLED PEDESTAL URNS LATE 19TH CENTURY decorated with allegorical figures, scrolling snake handles, cockerel mark to base(30cm high )

CANTAGALLI MAIOLLICA BELLA DONNA PLATE, the central reserve decorated with a beautiful woman in the Renaissance manner, within a border of foliage, in blues, red and yellow lustre, painted marks to base, 41cm diameter

A Cantagalli Italian majolica vase. Decorated with a stylised foliate and floral design. Geometric band top and bottom. Painted to the base the Cantagalli rooster mark and C. Height 26.5cm.

A Cantagalli Della Robbia style Foundling roundel, cast in low relief with Christ, glazed in shades of blue, pale aubergine and white, ten other Della Robbia style roundels, a tin-glazed plate, and a 1951 Canterbury Chaucer Festival wall plaque impressed marks, (13) Provenance: The Judith Howard Collection

'The Annunciation' a Cantagalli Della Robbia style pottery wall plaque, semi-circular form, modelled in low relief, glazed in shades of blue, green and white, a Della Robbia style roundel of an angel, a smaller Annunciation plaque, a wall mounted water-drop panel, four other Della Robbia style panels, a marble plaque and three terracotta head plaques, impressed Cantagall marks, damages, 42.5cm wide, 24cm. high (12) Provenance: The Judith Howard Collection

'Adoration of the Magi' a Cantagalli Della Robbia style pottery panel, rounded, rectangular form, modelled in relief with the Madonna and angels adoring the Christ child, glazed in shades of blue, green and yellow in the manner of Della Robbia, painted cockerel mark, 72 x 43cm. Provenance: The Judith Howard Collection

Italian Cantagalli Majolica 'Demon' candlestick with copper lustre glaze (repaired) to/w Bohemian frosted glass vase and other decorative ceramics and glassware items etc

A Pair of Italian Cantagalli Fruit Decorated Plates with Cockerel Marks to Base, 22cms Diameter

A pair of Italian maiolica chambersticks, Cantagalli, modelled with griffins, lustre decoration, 16cm.

Three Italian Cantagalli faience plates and a similar turquoise ground serpentine deskstand.

An Italian Cantagalli faience majolica wall plaque, early 20th century, the relief moulded plaque depicting the Madonna and Child with cherubs and the hands of God, all set within a fruit, floral and foliate border, impressed cockerel mark verso, 43cm high, with a blanc de chine figural salt, probably Minton, modelled as a boy holding a clam shell, 17.5cm high, and a further blanc de chine figural spill vase modelled as a boy leaning on a cornucopia, 19cm high (3)

A COLLECTION OF CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA, comprising an Hispano Moresque style four handled vase, 7 3/4" high, an Urbino style dish with a central panel of figures within a wide everted rim painted with putti, masks and mythical beasts, 10 3/4" diameter, and a small low pedestal tazza with matching plate painted with flowers, 8" and 7 1/4" diameter, all with blue cockerel mark (4) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A large Italian maiolica vase adapted as a lamp, probably Cantagalli, early 20th century, of bottle form, painted in earlier Castel Durante style with a winged lion and various trophies and emblems against a blue ground, painted Italy and remains of factory mark, 40.5cm. high, wood cover and stand.

ITALIAN GLAZED TERRACOTTA RELIEF PANEL AFTER DELLA ROBBIA, ATTRIBUTED TO CANTAGALLI LATE 19TH CENTURY depicting the 'Cantoria' in white and blue glaze, unmarked (47.5cm high, 30cm wide)

TWO RELIEF PLAQUES 19TH CENTURY the first a Cantagalli example in the della Robbia style, in blue and white glazed terracotta depicting the Virgin and Child with John the Baptist, painted blue cockerel mark; the other a RENAISSANCE REVIVAL PLASTER PLAQUE, modelled as the bust of a boy in an architectural niche, the face overpainted in white, inscribed ROBERTUS, 31cm high (37cm high) Qty: (2) Footnote: Provenance: The Earls of Crawford and Balcarres, Balcarres House, Fife, Scotland

A large Cantagalli vase, late 19th century, decorated with a bacchanalian scene flanked by two griffin handles upon a socle base decorated with a cherub inscribing on a panel, the reverse a classical scene of lovers figures before a ship in sail. Height 59 cm, width 58 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The vase is structurally sound and in reasonably good condition. There are the usual and typical areas of crazing to the glaze. The top rim is rubbed and discoloured and may have had some overpainting. There do not appear to be any significant chips or losses however. Both handles are in good condition. The main body of the vase seems free of any significant damage. The vase is firmly fixed to the base. It is likely to have been loose at some point and fixed with some form of plaster. The plaster repair is visible when viewed from inside. The repair is effective with no movement. The base itself is in good order with no significant problems. Overall the vase is in generally good order.

Romeo Pazzini (Italian, 1855-1942) for Manifattura Cantagalli [Attributed]Two Tin-Glazed Earthenware Plaques, circa 1900one panel depicting the Virgin adoring the Child overlooked by three angels, the middle angel holding a scroll bearing the Christian hymn, 'Gloria in ecxelsisdeo' (Latin for 'Glory to God in the highest'), above a dove with its wings outspread; the other panel depicting the Virgin adoring the Child with a crown being lowered over her head and being watched over by two angels, the plaques mounted in thick mahogany frames (some losses)frames 93cm (h) x 54cm (w) and 84cm (h) x 57cm (w), no visible makers marks (some losses) (2)Footnotes:ProvenanceFrom the collection of Liverpool CathedralThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lots denoted with a 'TP' will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cantagalli  plaque in the style of Della Robbia depicting the Virgin and child with cockerel mark verso .(35cm x 20cm)

A pair of continental turquoise glazed cherub figures with gilt detailing, one modelled holding a dove, the other holding bunches of grapes, each upon oval base, 24cm high, together with a Cantagalli pottery water font modelled as a cherub, painted mark to reverse, 34cm high (3) Condition Report: Both cherubs in nice condition. No chips, cracks or restoration. Slight rubbing to gilt. Font has glaze chips to toes, nose, hair etc. No chips or cracks.

A mid-20th century Cantagalli pottery twin handled lustre vase together with an Italian pottery jug (2)

Pair of 19th / 20th century Italian majolica Cantagalli style snake handle urn vases, with Roman satyr style masks, on replacement pedestal bases, decorated with mythological scenes including Leda and the Swan, 57cm high

20th century large Italian majolica jardinière in the style of Cantagalli, with floral decoration and Romany satyr type handles, green bow and MA monogram mark to rim, 50cm diameter

CANTAGALLI IZNIK VASE, mid 19th century, the dome body beneath a slightly swollen neck and on a spreading foot, the whole painted with scrolling floral foliage, cockerel mark, height 47cm

A collection of china and glassware to include a Crown Stafford Linley Adams small Owl, a Herend duck figure group (AF), a Doulton flambé duck, Swarovski hedgehog, Beswick Beatrix Potter "Jemima Puddleduck",two decanters, etc, together with a 19th Century soup tureen with "Indian Tree" style decoration, together with a Cantagalli twin-handled vase depicting cherubs by waterside 26.5 cm high

A Cantagalli miniature 'Alhambra' vase decorated with lustre in the 15th Century manner. Cockerel mark,19th Century. A few small frits to the paint on the rim.

An unusual 19th Century Cantagalli teapot painted with flowers, 6 1/2'' tall and a matching jug,4'' tall cockerel marked. Some chips.

A pair of Cantagalli Majolica jugs decorated in the William Morris style with infants, monkeys and fruit trees, marks to the bases, 28cm (h)

A large Cantagalli Iznik-style two-handled vase, late 19th century, the baluster body painted in typical shades of blue, red, green and black, with large composite flowerheads under intersecting saz leaves, a wide band of scrolling floral tendrils and swaying leaves above and below, the shoulders applied with two crescent handles with a flowerhead border, black cockerel mark, 41.5cm.

A large Cantagalli Iznik style pottery dish Italy, 19th Centuryof deep form with scallloped rim decorated in cobalt blue, green, raised-red and black on a white ground with a central saz leaf surrounded by tulips and roses, the rim with rock and wave design, Cantagalli cockerel mark to base 39 cm. diam.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: PP This lot is owned by a private individual. The right of return enjoyed by EU customers is not applicable.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cantagalli Iznik Damascus style water bottle (surahi) Italy, late 19th Centuryof piriform with long flaring neck on a short foot, decorated underglaze in green, cobalt blue and black on a white ground with tulips issuing from single cintamani motifs, Cantagalli cockerel mark to base and further mark reading 'Firenze/ITALY' 28 cm. highFootnotes:For a similar example sold at Christie's, see Arts & Textiles of the Islamic & Indian Worlds, 9 October 2015, lot 448.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: PP This lot is owned by a private individual. The right of return enjoyed by EU customers is not applicable.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A KARL ENS MODEL OF A CAPERCAILLIE, 20TH C  20cm h, impressed 6729, printed mark and a Cantagalli earthenware wall vase in the form of hanging pheasants, painted mark (2) Enns model in good condition. Wall vase with professional restoration to the pheasants beak and tail feathers, one foot chipped

An interesting 19th century Cantagalli blue and white tin glazed cherub wall pocket, 46cm high.

A Ullyses Cantagalli maiolica globular vase, late 19th century, decorated in the 16th century Urbino manner, black cockerel mark, 29cm high This lot is to be sold without reserve

A Cantagalli 'Iznik' style mug with bracket handle, late 19th century, blue cockerel mark, 24.5cm high This lot is to be sold without reserve

Two Chinese punch bowls, a Cantagalli vase painted with fruit and a metal urn Condition Report: Available upon request

A 19th century Italian Cantagalli maiolica pottery relief plaqueOf circular form, centred with the bust of a child, in a fruiting border; together with another 19th century Italian maiolica pottery relief plaque, centred with the Madonna and child flanked by angels in a fruiting border. The former 43 cm diameter. (2) CONDITION REPORTS: Some glaze wear/pitting, some firing faults, some glaze loss, some small chips, general wear.

An Italian maiolica four-handled vase, by Cantagalli, lustrous decoration in puce and ochre, 19cm.

A Cantagalli maiolica plate diameter 22cm

A Cantagalli maiolica roundel diameter 37cm

Cantagalli Majolica oval bowl (fritted)

A 19th C. MAIOLICA PLATE PAINTED IN THE CANTAGALLI STYLE WITH GROTESCHI ON A DEEP BLUE GROUND. Dia. 29.5cms.

An Italian Cantagalli plaque in the manner of Della Robbia, glazed terracotta, of arched from, depicting the Madonna and Child and angels, impressed marks verso, 14 x 8¼in. (35.5 x 21cm.). *Condition: Minor glaze chipping along lower edge and top of arch. Small chip to lower back edge on unglazed terracotta. A few tiny chips to figures, tip of Christ child's forefinger missing, old restoration to tip of virgin's nose. No other faults.

A Cantagalli maiolica plate diameter 21cm

Cantagalli type Faience bowl with serpent handles and rams head feet, 35cm long

Victorian china advertising sample from The Ceramic Art Co. Ltd of Stoke-on-Trent, a Cantagalli cup, a pig water jug etc (9 pieces)

Two Cantagalli faience sauce-boats, decorated with flowers and foliage, the handles in the form of dolphins, cockerel mark to base, w23cm x h14cm (2). Please see ewbanks.co.uk for condition reports and further images

A pair of Italian Cantagalli Maiolica two-handled vase shaped electric table lamps, 14ins high (cockerel mark to bases), and an Italian Maiolica two-handled urn shaped electric table lamp, 13ins high, all with shades for same

A pair of Italian Cantagalli Faience dishes. Yellow ground and painted with leaves and flowers. One dish with a cockerel mark, 23cm diameter.Condition report intended as a guide only.The unmarked dish cracked. 

An impressive, Italian Cantagalli maiolica vase, of bulbous form with narrow back and scrolled handles, decorated with a Classical maiden bordered by wheat sheaves and poppies.Approx 56cm high, firing fault to one handle

3 Cantagalli Pin Dishes (A/F)

A similar pair of Cantagalli maiolica 'griffin' candlesticks height 34cm

An Italian maiolica crespina, 19th century, painted in grey with trophies and reserved on blue ground, 24cm diameter, and a Cantagalli copper lustre charger in the Hispano-Moresque style, with blue cockerel mark, 46cm diameter Provenance: The collection of the late Professor Michael Jaffé, Clifton Maybank Please note this is 16th century and not 19th century as catalogued. The estimate should read £3000-5000 and £300-500 as it appears in the catalogue.