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Click here to subscribeA 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
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