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A large Italian Giovanni DeSimone maiolica pottery charger, decorated figures by beach huts, 50.5 cm diameter

A large Italian Giovanni DeSimone maiolica pottery charger, decorated fishermen in a boat near a lighthouse, 50 cm diameterlooks to have a crack

New Kingdom, Ca. 1550 - 1069 BC. A stunning funerary scarab made of two coloured Maiolica. The top displays characteristic insectile features, such as a miniscule head, thin folded legs underneath a large body, and two dome-shaped wings. The underneath is smooth and without inscriptions. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Accession Number: 36.3.28. Size: 55mm x 35mm; Weight: 20g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014, acquired on the US art market; Ex. Artemis Gallery, Ancient Art, 2007. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

A pair of Schutz Cilli Majolica Chargers c1880-1900 Maiolica 31cm diameter

Idria in white and blue majolica. Marked on the bottom. Savona. 18th century. Slight defects. 44x33x30 cm approx. Idria in maiolica bianca e blu. Marcata sul fondo. Savona. XVIII secolo. Lievi difetti. 44x33x30 cm ca.

A maiolica istoriato panel, 19th century, Italian, decorated in polychrome with 'The Abduction of Helen from Troy' after engravings by Marco Dente da Ravenna and Marcantonio Raimondi, after a design by Raphael, with a label to the reverse indistinctly inscribed 'EIE-RUE',27.5 x 41.5cm

A pair of maiolica table lamps, 20th century, in chinoiserie style, each with a white ground painted with bamboo and cranes, the base with a 'TS' painted monogram and dated '1987',50cm diameter 55cm high including shade (2)Provenance: The selected contents of The Old House, Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire.Condition ReportGood condition overall. Some crazing. One with chip to foot - see images. Lamps at widest point 20cm, base of lamp 10cm, shades 50cm diameter, height without shades 40cm.

Two maiolica blue and white albarelli, 18th century, Italian, one example inscribed with 'NVG.ROSAT', the other 'VNG.PLVMB', and decorated with pastoral figures in a landscape, losses,larger 13.5cm diameter20cm high (2)

Paar AlbarelliMajolika. Schlanke, hoher Form. Flächendeckender, polychromer Scharffeuerdekor, schauseitig Wappenschild mit Turm, drei Sternen und Vogel, gerahmt von einer Rollwerkkartusche mit Helmzier und Federbusch. Besch. u. rest.; H. 25,2 cm.A pair of Italian probably Palermo or Trapani polychrome painted maiolica albarelli with coat of arms. Major flaws and restorations.Italien. Wohl Sizilien. Palermo oder Trapani. 17. Jh.

Apothekenflasche der Renaissance für Betonica officinalisMajolika. Konischer, abgesetzter Fuß, kugeliger Korpus. Flächendeckender, polychromer Scharffeuerdekor, schauseitig große, Inschriftkartusche "AQ.(UA) BETTONICA" in einer Rahmung mit Grotesken und Maskarons, rücks. große Blumenstängel, der Hals mit vertikalem Banddekor. Am Boden altes Auktionsetikett von 1913 mit Nr. 260 u. Bez. "Maison de Ventes Lino Pesaro, Milan (/) Vente de la Galerie et du Musée de M.(onsie)r le Chev(alier). P.(ietro) Foresti". Partiell rest., Glasurchips. H. 22,5 cm.Der Heilpflanze der Echten Betonie (Betonica officinalis) wurden im Mittelalter und in der Frühen Neuzeit diverse pharmakologische und wundersame Wirkungen gegen unterschiedlichste Krankheiten zugeschrieben, sogar als Schutzmittel gegen Hexerei.Provenienz: Aus der bedeutenden Sammlung von Pietro Foresti (1854 - 1926), Carpi; Auktion Lino Pesaro, Mailand 1913, Nr. 260. An Italian Renaissance polychrome painted pharmacy maiolica bottle for Betonica officinalis. Old auction label on the bottom from the collection of Pietro Foresti, sold in Milan 1913. Partially restored, glaze chips.Italien. 16. Jh.

An unusual pottery dish with Iznik design to the centre within brown glazed Maiolica border, probably French, 29cm diameter

A pair of Ginori late 19th century Italian Maiolica pilgrim flasks, each with satyr masks to the shoulders, shoulders with screw caps, Ginori marks to the base, H29cm Both of the screw lids are visibly chipped around the edge, otherwise good overall condition, some surface scratches and wear

A pair of early 19th century Italian Maiolica jars, decorated with manganese yellow and copper green, each with panels depicting figures and a village, lion mask ring handles with marks to the base for Angelo Levantino, H25cm1 of the jars has a 8cm re-glued chip along the top edge, 1 of the lion mask handles has also been broken off and re-attached, clearly visible, quite poorly done, visible cracking through the neck, hairline crack through the neck also. The other vase in good condition, just a couple of minor chips around the bottom of the foot, both have some wear

A Victorian maiolica jardiniere stand, probably Minton, height 78cm. Condition - poor

A Cantigalli maiolica lustre dish and a Hispano-Moresque style maiolica dish, 38cm in diameter. Condition - good

Six Italian maiolica Urbino style 'Istoriato' side plates, 19th Century, each polychrome painted with a classical scene within a border of cherubs among foliage, each 20.5cm diameter (6) (at fault)

An Italian maiolica Urbino style 'Istoriato' shallow bowl of large proportions, late 19th or early 20th century, the well polychrome painted with putti supporting a portrait of a nymph, set within an acanthus leaf border, 39.5cm diameter; with a similarly decorated 20th century plate, 28.5cm diameter (2) (at fault)

A maiolica glazed pharmacy jar, painted with crest to the front, glaze losses to rims, height 14cm, discovered whilst mudlarking in the Thames

Wilhelm Schiller & Son (Bohemia) late 19th century maiolica two handled urn shape vase. Impressed marks to base, #2728. H24cm

An Italian maiolica style pedestal albarello jar - late 20th century, painted monogram 'HBR' to base, of globular form with flared pedestal foot, painted in blue and yellow with a central cruciform armorial within a laurel wreath, on a diaper ground, 25.5cm high.

† STEPHEN DIXON (born 1957); 'Tattow', a tin-glazed Maiolica earthenware plate decorated with in-glaze transfers of the Mona Lisa brandishing a rifle, impressed marks, disc plate hanger, diameter 31.5cm. Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

Albarello mit WappenkartuscheMajolika, Blaudekor, eisenrot und gelb überstaffiert. Unglasierter abgedrehter Boden ohne Marke. Glasurchips, Risse. H 14,4 cm.Apulien / wohl Laterza, drittes Viertel 17.Ein identischer Albarello aus derselben Apotheke befindet sich in der Sammlung des Museo della Maiolica laertina in Laterza. Leider ist das Wappen nicht identifiziert.ProvenienzRheinische Privatsammlung, 1957 erworben.

A collection of china wares comprising an Italian maiolica drug or feeding jar decorated with dog, hare, monkey and floral sprays, 16 cm high, together with a pair of faience candlesticks, 21 cm high, a 19th Century Chinese octagonal famille rose shallow bowl, with character mark to pedestal base, 21 cm wide x 6.5 cm high, a pair of Dresden type lidded pot pourri vases set with figural decorated panels and floral sprays, each 20 cm high including finial and a further 19th Century Continental lidded vase depicting a stag and dogs in a landscape, 26 cm high (7) CONDITION REPORTS The Chinese bowl has losses throughout to the edge of the rim, decoration etc. The inside has clearly had water in for some considerable time, is heavily discoloured, worn etc. Maiolica drug jar has losses throughout, particularly to the spout and handle area. The spout has been broken off and re-glued as well as chips, losses etc throughout. The faience candlesticks - one has been broken in half and re-attached, hairline cracks and heavy crazing throughout as well as losses to the glaze. The pair of vases - one of them, the top lid has a hairline fracture running throughout and the neck has been heavily and badly restored. The other lid has also been heavily and badly restored. The base has a large hairline crack running nearly all the way through. The larger vase with hunting scene - the inside of the lid has had an area of restoration, the vase itself has had some restoration to the neck and has a hairline crack running through it. All items are incredibly dirty and in need of a good clean and have heavy wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more detail

Italian maiolica table/wall art depicting figs & leaves

An Italian blue and white maiolica albarello, probably Savona, inscribed 'VNGo ALTEA SEMP' within floral bands, 18th Century, 18cm [minor glaze losses and crazing].

A Minton Secessionist Jardiniere, together with assorted items including similar tile panel and a modern porcelain Chinese plaque (in frame), a Satsuma style table lamp, Maiolica Tondo Holy Family, boxed Royal Worcester coffee set, other decorative items, etc (qty)Peacock three tile panel - in good condition.Other items in the lot not reported

An Italian maiolica revivalist style dish, late 19th c, painted with the Finding of Moses in ochre rim, 37cm diam, indistinct impressed oval mark One or two minor hairline cracks and chip to rim, no restoration

A QUANTITY OF ITALIAN MAIOLICA BY ALFREDO SANTARELLIof Perugia, and similar, mostly tea wares, decorated in the Renaissance style, early 20th century (some damage), and a few Japanese porcelain plates and saucers

An Austrian maiolica "Venezia" centre piece and a larger majolica centre piece, largest 45 by 25 by 23cm high. (2)

Medical and Pharmaceutical Interest - a South European maiolica compressed globular apothecary drug jar, Mel-Narbonen, painted in tones of blue, 20cm diam

Medical and Pharmaceutical Interest - a South European maiolica pedestal apothecary drug jar, Lingue Didrag, painted in tones of blue, yellow and green, 21cm high

Plat rond en majolique italienne à décor « istoriato », milieu du XVIe siècleAn Italian maiolica istoriato shallow circular dish, mid 16th centuryPainted with a landscape scene depicting Hercules standing by rockwork over a recumbent figure raising his club, 22.2 cm diam., (haircrack to rim)Footnotes:ProvenancePrivate Collection, ItalyFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Plat à pied en majolique de Gubbio à lustre métallique, de l'atelier de Maestro Giorgio Andreoli, vers 1530-40A Gubbio maiolica lustre-decorated footed dish, workshop of Maestro Giorgio Andreoli, circa 1530-40Painted in blue and reddish and brownish-golden lustres, the centre with a profile portrait of a female Saint, the rim with radiating flowers and palm-leaves over moulded lobes, 25cm diam., two applied old paper labels to base (restored)Footnotes:Two similar dishes depicting Mary Magdalene are in the British Museum, inv. nos. 1878,1230.398 and 1878,1230.399 (published by Dora Thornton/Timothy Wilson, Italian Renaissance Ceramics, vol. II, 2009, cat. nos. 335 and 336).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Très rare grand plat armorié en majolique de Deruta montrant le blason de la famille Orsini, début XVIe siècle A very rare large Deruta maiolica armorial charger with the arms of the Orsini family, early 16th centuryThe arms painted in the centre flanked by cornucopiae and blue and ochre foliate scrollwork with yellow flower terminals around the rim, 42cm diam. (cracked)Footnotes:A similarly decorated charger - the only other recorded example - with the arms of Baglioni (probably those of Troilo Baglioni, Bishop of Perugia (1501-1506) is published by C. Leprince/J. Raccanello (eds.), Sacred and Profane Beauty, 2017, cat. 8 The authors note (p. 66) that the distinctive feature of the design extending from the centre of the dish over the rim is characteristic of early Deruta wares.The Orsini family was one of the most important in Rome for centuries and the arms frequently appear on Deruta maiolica, for which Rome was one of the most important markets (Timothy Wilson/Cristina Maritano (eds.), L'Italia del Rinascimento Lo splendore della maiolica, 2019, p. 69, cat. 45 for a lustre-decorated dish depicting a soldier holding a shield with the Orsini arms). Several other lustre-decorated Deruta dishes with a sphinx in the centre supporting the arms of Orsini are recorded in the literature: see Jeanne Giacomotti, Catalogue des majoliques des musées nationaux, 1974, cat. 576 and 577 for two examples in Cluny.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Pair of early 19th century Italian Maiolica jars, decorated with manganese yellow and copper green, each with panels depicting figures and a village, lion mask handles, marks to the base for Angelo Levantino, height 25cm

Pair of Ginori late 19th century Italian Maiolica pilgrim flasks, each with satyr masks to the shoulders with screw caps, Ginori marks to the base, height 29cm

Antica maiolica decorata a motivi vegetali in azzurro su fondo bianco. Caltagirone. Fine secolo XVIII. Cm h 22

Antica maiolica decorata con casolari e motivi vegetali in azzurro su fondo bianco (lieve sbeccatura sul collo). Italia meridionale. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 22,5

Antica maiolica decorata a motivi ornamentali policromi (lievi failure alla base). Calabria. Secolo XIX. Cm 24x16,5

Antica maiolica decorata con figure e motivi architettonici policromi (lievi restauri). Caltagirone. Metà secolo XVIII. Cm h 25

Antica maiolica decorata con profilo di uomo con cappello e sul retro motivi floreali policromi (varie rotture). Caltagirone. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 26

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con figura di giovane e sul retro decoro a motivi ornamentali policromi (mancanze al collo e restauri). Burgio. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 21

Antica maiolica riccamente decorata con doppio medaglione raffiguranti putto alato e uomo con turbante. Motivi ornamentali e vegetali policromi. Palermo. Secolo XVII. Cm h 30

Maiolica policroma (rotture). Caltagirone. Fine secolo XIX. Cm h 27

Antica maiolica decorata a tutto tondo a motivi vegetali policromi su fondo azzurro. Caltagirone. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 22,5

Antica maiolica policroma (rotture e mancanze). Italia meridionale. Secolo XIX. Cm h 25 (max)

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con figura animale e motivi vegetali in azzurro (mancante di parte del collo). Italia centrale. Secolo XIX. Cm h 23,5

Antica maiolica decorata a tutto tondo a motivi vegetali e floreali policromi su fondo bianco. Caltagirone. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 31

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con casolari e motivi vegetali su fondo bianco (rotture e mancanze). Abruzzo. Secolo XIX. Cm h 28 (max)

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con figura classica e sul retro ricco decoro a motivi vegetali policromi (piccolo restauro al piede e foro sul fondo). Palermo. Secolo XVII. Cm h 30

Antica maiolica decorata a tutto tondo a nastri e motivi ornamentali policromi. Trapani. Secolo XVI. Cm h 30

Maiolica policroma. Caltagirone. Inizi secolo XX. Cm h 15

Antica maiolica decorata a motivi ornamentali policromi su fondo crema. Caltagirone. Secolo XIX. Cm h 14

Maiolica policroma. Caltagirone. Inizi secolo XX. Cm h 20

Antica maiolica decorata a motivi floreali policromi su fondo bianco. Caltagirone. Seconda metà del secolo XVIII. Cm h 10

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con medaglione centrale raffigurante profilo di uomo e sul retro motivi floreali e vegetali policromi. Calabria. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 33

Antica maiolica decorata a tutto tondo a motivi vegetali e floreali policromi (piccola feliure sul collo). Caltagirone. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 29

Antica maiolica decorata a motivi vegetali in azzurro su fondo bianco. Caltagirone. Fine secolo XVIII. Cm h 24

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con scena mitologica in azzurro su fondo bianco. Napoli. Datata sul retro 1726. Cm h 19

Antica maiolica decorata sul davanti con medaglione centrale con profilo di ragazzo. Sul retro paesaggi con casolari e alberi. Burgio. Secolo XVIII. Cm h 26