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A Cantagalli style Italian tin glazed bowl

A Coalport fruit pattern cup and saucer, apples and blackberries; a Coalport RSPB model, Blue Tit; a Cantagalli style square bowl (3)

Pair of Victorian Cranberry Glass finger bowls with flared, crimped rims, plus a small Italian Faience Bowl by Cantagalli

A Victorian Mintons floral decorated foot bath, an Italian pink ground floral bowl, a Cantagalli style inkwell stand, transfer printed Eton Hall 'Lace Border' tureen, etc

An Italian Majolica cantagalli dish, the central medallion painted with a portrait of a woman, the edge decorated with arms, armour, and musical instruments, 30.5cmD

A collection of 10 Italian maiolica Cantagalli plates, painted with botanical subjects; 5 at 22cm diameter and 5 at 10cm diameter.

A Italian Cantagalli circular chargerDecorated with a Roman scene surrounded by a continuous border of figures and garlands, heavily stapled repairs, diameter 38cm.CONDITION REPORTHeavily repaired

A majolica style large jardiniere, a pottery bowl decorated with cherries and a Cantagalli style griffin candle holder (def) (3) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh Condition Report:

A Della Robbia Pottery Cantagalli twin-handled vase by Gertrude Russell, swollen form with applied Dolphin handles to the shoulder, incised with panels of stylised Art Nouveau flowers and foliage, in green, turquoise, yellow and ochre, incised marks and monogram, restored top rim, crack to one handle, 32.5cm. high Literature Peter Hyland The Della Robbia Pottery, ACC books, page 156 figure 166 for a comparable vase.

An Italian Cantagalli majolica pedestal fruit bowl, 19th century, brown cockerel mark to base, height 13cm, width 28cm, depth 21cm.

A 19th century Cantagalli Faience Nautilus vase, with sea serpent support and cockerel mark to base. Height 43 cm, length 43 cm.

Cantagalli maiolica Cherub wall pocket/jardiniere, 44cm high, cockerel mark and No. 22 to interior, slight fritting to highlights

A small collection of Cantagalli ceramics including a ewer, pair of vases, smaller vase and footed bowl (5) (damage and restoration) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh

A Cantagalli charger depicting figures in the sea and another depicting a courting couple, largest 42cm diameter (2) (damage and restoration) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh

A pottery drug jar together with a pair of Cantagalli style vases and a two-handled vase (4) (damage and restoration) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh

A collection of Cantagalli style ceramics including a charger, a griffin candlestick, a mask plinth, a fish, a vase, a cherub centrepiece and oil lamp (6) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh

A Cantagalli vase and bowl and other assorted faience ceramics Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh

A Cantagalli style charger depicting Neptune and another of Roman revellers (some damage and restoration), 38cm diameter (2) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh

A late 19th Century or later Cantagalli type faience Urn with double mask and rope twist handles, the spiral moulded body decorated trails of flowers on pedestal base, 19in H

Cantagalli; a late 19th century faience ewer with biblical decoration of Pharaohs daughter and hand maidens discovering Moses in the basket on the river Nile to one side, a town scene decoration to the other, stylised entwined serpents handle, height 38cm (af).

A Cantagalli maiolica bust of a boy, after Andrea Della Robbia and a fragment maiolica relief of the virgin and child (2) height 31cm

A pair of Majolica Cantagalli pottery cherub corner brackets (wings restored)

Ceramics - a 19th century continental figure group of a courting couple, 35cm high; an early 20th century German porcelain two handled vase and cover, in the style of Dresden, 29cm high; a Cantagalli type oxen drawn cart; a Parian ware figure; others; vase; etc

A Cantagalli Moroccan-style vase late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in the manner of Algerian faïence with bands of geometric designs in yellow, green, blue and manganese, painted cockerel mark, some rim faults, 29cm.

A Cantagalli Hispano-Moresque type jug late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in copper lustre with a bird in an eye-shaped panel reserved on a ground of fruiting branches, a painted cockerel mark, some restoration, 21cm.

A Cantagalli Islamic-style jug late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in copper lustre on a rich blue ground with bands of stylized floral motifs and geometric designs, painted cockerel mark, a 2.5cm glaze chip, 17.5cm.

A Cantagalli Hispano-Moresque type vase late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in the Kashan manner with a moulded Arabic inscription picked out in blue, reserved on a copper lustre ground with white floral motifs, the neck applied with two flattened handles, painted cockerel mark, 26.5cm.

ULISSE CANTAGALLI (1839-1901), FLORENCELUSTRE BOTTLE VASE, CIRCA 1900decorated with a frieze of birds on a floral and foliate ground, painted cockerel mark to base27cm highProvenance: The Fine Art Society, London

A SINGLE ITALIAN CANTAGALLI CANDLE STICK with lustre painted decoration of a mythical creature, with usual painted mark to the base 36cm high overall approximately

After Ulysse Cantagalli, Pair of Pottery Plates, featuring classical scenes of Romulus and Remus, 28.5cm diameter (repaired), Satsuma vases, pair of later cats.

A quantity of Cantagalli type Italian pottery including ewers, vases, cups, dishes, etc.

Cantagalli faience ewer decorated with mannerist birds and figures, 26.5cm high, a Cantagalli plate decorated with putti with a mannerist border, 22cm diameter, both with cockerel mark to base, together with a Quimper type faience cup and saucer Condition:

Iznik style pottery tankard Cantagalli marked with cockerel to the underside of the base 22.5cm high

Two Hispano-Moresque style chargers probably Italian Cantagalli one with a central figure and panel surround 43cm diameter

A 19th century Cantagalli bottle vase, decorated in the Renaissance manner with a portrait bust of Filomena, reserved on a blue ground body painted with musical trophies and a lion, the neck with bands of leaves, 34cm (13.25in) high, cockerel mark to base

An antique Cantagalli chargerDecorated with cherubs and Bacchic figures, the reverse with blue painted inscription. 53.5 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORTS: Chips, cracked, some glaze wear/pitting, some glaze chipping, set in a metal hanger.

A late 19th/20th Century Italian Cantagalli Majolica table centre-piece tortoise supporting shells and dolphins on back, handpainted images, cockerel mark to base, some repairs

A 19th century Cantagalli tazza

A Cantagalli pedestal vase, relief decorated with marks and swags, painted marks to base, 15cm high

Three Italian Cantagalli pottery plates, a Parian type figure, a larger Art Deco style figure of a lady with her dog and a Doulton candlestick

Cantagalli 'Hispano-Moresque' copper lustre lidded vessel painted with an armorial crest

Poole pottery bowl, stylised floral decorated to the borders, three Cantagalli style wall plaques, fruit decorated, continental porcelain jardiniere, fruit and insect decoration and three other items (8) 

A Cantagalli stem cup with geometric and floral pattens. Circa 1890. Painted cockerel mark. Height 12cm.

A Cantagalli Majolica vase converted to a lamp

An 18th century porcelain figure of Hercules and Cerberus 'The Hound of Hades', 18cm high (At fault) a porcelain figure of a cherub holding a basket of flowers 11.5cm high, a Cantagalli lustre jug 16.5cm high (At fault), a lustre jug bearing label 'From the collection of the late Sir Frederick Ashton, sold 30th June 1993, Boardman Fine Art Auctioneers', 12cm high and a further jug (5) (at fault)

*Italian Maiolica Vases. An impressive pair of large-scale Italian majolica snake handled vases, later 19th century, with hand painted classical & biblical scenes (possibly including Noah & the Great Flood), and grotesque faces in relief to the sides beneath each snake handle, approximately 66cm (26ins) high, and 97cm (38ins) diameter, with some resoration Similar to work by the Cantagalli Pottery of Florence. In 1878, Ulisse Cantagalli (1839-1901) took over the family's factory in Florence and began to trade as Manifattura Figli di Giuseppe Cantagalli, producing highly decorative Italian ceramics in the Renaissance maiolica style. The Cantagalli factory closed in 1985. Cantagalli marked his works with a cockerel symbol, but this is not visible on these examples. (2)Amendment: width is 14 inches (not 38)

A Cantagalli majolica charger: painted in the 16th century Deruta manner with a head and shoulders portrait inscribed 'Faustina 1522' within borders of flowers and foliage, oak leaves and acorns, 48 cm diameter [minor rim chip].

Renaissance revival plate possibly Cantagalli or Della Robbia, decorated with sgraffito and slip decoration surrounding a central sun and mask, no marks, late 19th century, 22.5cm diameter.

A CANTAGALLI MAIOLICA JAR of bulbous form with two shaped ring handles, painted in blue, yellow and green with geometric bands, cockerel mark in blue, 10 3/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A 19th century Cantagalli Faience Nautilus vase, with sea serpent support and with cockerel mark to base. Height 43 cm, length 43 cm (see illustration).

A Cantagalli maiolica pottery twin-handled vase,in the Urbino style, painted with figures presenting gifts to a king in an extensive landscape, the handles entwined with snakes above mask bosses, a cockerel and 'C' mark,47cm high

A Cantagalli blue and white pottery urn,painted with figures in a landscape, with eagle head handles above grotesque masks, cockerel mark,45cm high

Two Cantagalli maiolica pottery candlesticks,each modelled as a faun wearing a helmet, holding a pair of candle sconces, standing in front of a shield on a raised plinth, with cockerel marks and numbered '21',35cm high (2)

Two Cantagalli maiolica pottery dolphin ewers,the first in the Gubbio lustre style, restored plinth, inscribed '11' and with cockerel mark,the other raised on a circular foot, with cockerel mark,23 and 31cm high (2)

A Cantagalli maiolica twin-handled vase,the handles modelled as entwined snakes,31cm high,another twin-handled vase,with stylised handles, inscribed cockerel mark and 'FIRENZE ITALY',22.5cm high, anda charger,cockerel mark and numbered '4',37cm diameter (3)

Two Cantagalli maiolica blue and white bottle vases,each of shaped form, one spiral moulded with female handles, the other with faun handles, each holding a laurel wreath centred with a shield, painted with cupid and a landscape, both with cockerel marks, various chips,39 and 40cm high (2)

A Cantagalli maiolica ewer and cover,in the Gubbio lustre style, chips, restored, cockerel mark,22cm high,a pair of bottle vases,one marked,29cm high,an Isnik-style ewer and cover,with a French inscription, cockerel mark,21.5cm high, anda Deruta dish,13cm diameter (7)

Cantagalli Iznik Blue Glazed Lustre Jug, Height 7 Inches, Cockerel Mark To Base

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CANTAGALLI, ITALIAN MAIOLICA POTTERY PEDESTAL EWER, of typical form with circular foot and twin serpent scroll handle with satyr mask terminal, painted in colours with a figural panel, set n a ground scattered with mythical beasts and cornucopia, 12 ¼" (31.1cm) high, painted cockerel mark and monogrammed initials, (a/f)

A Cantagalli pottery vase with cylindrical neck, two lion handles to the bulbous globe-shaped body, painted with a pink copper lustre design, unmarked, 39cm