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Italian Maiolica Tin glaze Drug Jar decorated with Classical and landscape view. Signed to base. 18cm in Height

An 18th century Angarano maiolica Plate with polychrome decoration of two soldiers in a landscape, 9 1/2" diameter.

A pottery teapot with Maiolica style glazes of flowers on a bamboo type ground

A Late 20th Century Maiolica Wall Haning Bowl. Diameter: 27.5cm

A Sicilian maiolica anthropomorphic vase, probably Caltagirone, of a woman of African descent, 39cm high, early to mid 20th century

A Sicilian Caltagirone maiolica vase, modelled as the head of a Moorish king, 14.5cm high, painted mark

A CONTINENTAL WHITE FAIENCE FIGURE OF A WOMANPossibly German, 18th century Modelled standing on a mound base with left arm across her waist, 20.5cm high; also a biscuit porcelain group of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, 34cm high and a maiolica two-handled drug jar, 21cm highFaience figure-Restored through neck. Some glaze chipsBiscuit figure- chip to right forefinger of the baby. Glued slice chip to one corner of base. Some chips around edge of base.Drug jar- extensive damage 

An Italian maiolica albarello, early 18th century, the slender waisted form painted in blue and black with St Francis receiving the stigmata, titled around the base 'SY:DI:AGRO.DI:CEDRO.AL'GENOVESA', repaired, 26.3cm.

A Pair of Italian Maiolica Ewers, each painted with a pair of bacchanalian cherubs, together with a Coalbrookdale style porcelain pocket watch stand, a Coalport pedestal vase, Dresden bowl, an alabaster vase and a garniture of three glass vases enamelled with Irises (two trays)

A tall late 19th/early 20th century Italian maiolica vase in Cantagalli style, with blue ‘M’ and crown mark, 66cm. Condition - poor

Four Italian 17th century maiolica albarello drug or pharmaceutical jars - each lettered in manganese script between blue lappet borders, comprising a pair of dumbbell form, 17.4cm high, one inscribed 'd'gistivo rosa', the other d'basilicou'; a single smaller example, 14.6cm high, inscribed 'mammila'; and a fourth of ovoid form, 16.3cm high, inscribed 'let. dentif', some faults. * Condition:- Pair: One (d'gistivo rosa') with several small chips and glaze flakes to the rim, a small chip to the foot and a glaze flake to the upper lappet band. The other with a large crack to one side, plus similar small chips and glaze flakes and two large glaze flakes to the lower body.- Small 'dumbbell': Two 2in long sections missing due to chipping from the rim and two other rim chips and a short hairline. Small chip to foot.- Ovoid: Two or three small glaze flakes to rim. Otherwise good.

† LAURENCE McGOWAN (born 1942); a Maiolica style stoneware bowl decorated with birds and flowers, painted McG and year marks, made 2001, diameter 16cm, and a matching jug, made 2000, height 13.5cm (2).Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

Three 18th century Italian maiolica Albarelli. Decorated in blues one with lions, one with horses and one with owls, height 27cm.There is no restoration and no cracks, there are several kiln contact flaws and glaze losses

A near pair of Italian maiolica pottery albarelli, late 19th century, Italian, one by Cantagalli, the other marked for Firenze, each decorated with putti, complete with covers, painted marks,27cm and 25.5cm high (2)Condition ReportBoth with chips and nibbles to the extremities. One lid with a larger repaired chip, presenting as cracks. Surface wear and firing flaws commensurate with age. Please see additional images. 

A Wedgwood pot and faience glazed jug and a Cantagalli maiolica pearl glazed jug, 26cm. Condition - poor, losses to upper rim of Cantagalli jug and restoration to base of Wedgwood

A Della Robbia style circular maiolica plaque, 26cm diameter. Condition - good.

An Italian Maiolica Istoriato Plate, Urbino, probably mid 16th century, painted with Saturn holding a scythe overlooking a landscape with Epona leading a horse and with further classical figures23.5cm diameterDrilled for hanging (see 12 0'clock). Large flat chip to the front of the rim (9). Other small rim chips and glaze flakes. Small notch to the rim (6). Hair crack to the rim (2). Some minor glaze wear. No restoration.

A Cantagalli Maiolica Basin, 2nd half 19th century, of fluted trefoil form with animal mask bosses, painted with the arms of the Medici on a ground of grotesquerie and with scroll and paw feet, cockerel mark in black45cm widePlinth with one corner section re glued and left honest on the underside but over painted on the top, also with a large firing crack. Another large chip, filled and over painted on the base. One treoil with some over painted restoration. Numrous filled and over painted rim chips. Lion masks with some over painting.

AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA PILGRIM FLASK AND COVER IN SIXTEENTH CENTURY URBINO STYLE LATE 19TH CENTURY Possibly from the studio of Ulysse Cantagalli, Firenze Unmarked, 51cm high Together with a large blue and white modern Italian Maiolica basin 41cm diameter Condition Report: Minor surface abrasions and loss of decoration to the Maiolica vase. The finial of the urn is restored, probably made up. The bowl has very minor abrasions to the underside of the edge.Condition Report Disclaimer

An Italian maiolica albarello or apothecary's wet drug jar, dated 1746, painted in tones of blue, yellow, green and manganese, the waisted form centred by an armorial crested with a coronet, flanked by amorini, 23cm h Typically crazed and pitted. Some flaked losses to glaze. Contemporary firing blemishes.

Miscellaneous miniature vases, 19th and 20th c, including six Chinese Canton famille rose vases and an Italian lustre maiolica vase, the largest 11.5cm h (12) Five of the vases with minor chips and cracks

A 20th century large Deruta maiolica vase, 51cm high. Condition - fair to good

From the Studio of Fred Cuming. An Italian maiolica ‘lemons’ jug, 20cm high. Condition - good Note: “This is an interesting side lot of art and artistic ephemera from the extensive collection of Fred Cuming RA and his wife Audrey, who travelled and worked together around the UK and Europe. They were avid collectors of objects, anything curious or beautiful, many of these items would have caught their eye for some rare aesthetic or technical quality but quite often many items would simply have possessed a unique and naïve charm. There are several pieces that may have been the work of a student or amateur, nevertheless they found them exquisite. The majority of pieces from this small collection were displayed in their home for many years among an incredibly rich and varied array of his own work and that of his contemporaries. They would have been purchased over the course of a period spanning five decades or more, from the family’s early beginnings at Egerton House in Kent, Hythe, Wittersham and finally Iden in East Sussex where the family settled.”

A Portugese maiolica tile panel depicting a Biblical scene of St Anthony, all in hardwood frame, gross dimensions 81 x 69cmProbably 19thMany of the tiles have chips and nibbles; most noticeably to edges.Frame is modern.

A 19th century Italian Maiolica wall charger, decorated with a classical scene, diameter 40cm (af).Condition Report: Extensive crazing, large pieces broken out and reglued.

17TH C. MONTELUPO MAIOLICA DISH, painted with a striding soldier in orange striped uniform in mountainous landscape, orange line border, 25cms diam.Provenance: private collection South WalesComments: cracked, pieced for hanging, rim with some glaze losses.

An Italian maiolica wet drug jar, Montelupo, late 17th or early 18th century, initialled 'DG' below the lower terminus of the single-strap handle, painted in ochre and green with foliate scrolls on a blue background, base unmarked, 23.5cm highProvenance: Used as a prop by Canadian mural artist Tom Luzny, who was a friend of Sir Frank Brangywn. By family descent.

Four maiolica style polychrome glazed tiles - 20th century, each painted with a figure in 17th / 18th century dress in a landscape, 15cm square, old tile cement to the reverse of each tile.

ITALIAN/DUTCH MAIOLICA VASE, 17th century or later, panels painted with a heraldic crest with figure opposite, marked PB to the base, 18.5cms (h)Provenance: private collection Conwy, by repute from Hartwell House, Buckinghamshire

A Castelli maiolica wall plaque, 18th century, depicting an allegorical scene of women offering fruit to the gods of the sea, 26 x 38cm, housed within a parcel gilt and ebonised frameOverall the plaque appears to be intact and in good order.Some firing cracks to the reverse.Some light scratches to the glaze, but no apparent damage.The frame is quite scuffed in places.

An Italian Maiolica dish, the base marked Gecchi Firenze, decorated in 18th Century style, 34cm diameter

A maiolica albarello, 17th century, Italian, Calabria, painted with a medallion containing a bust-length portrait of a man, within scrolling foliage to a blue ground, restoration,13.5cm wide19cm highProvenance: The Collection of Hermann Baer (1898-1977); thence by descent to the present owner.Condition ReportSeveral areas of overpainting. Chips and slight flaking to rim and foot.

Two maiolica-style glazed pottery vases, 20th century, Italian,larger 46cm wide36cm deep50cm high (2)Provenance: The selected contents of Comforts Place, Lingfield, Surrey.

A maiolica wet drug jar, first half of the 19th century, Italian, the body with an applied spout in the form of a lion bearing a shield, with painted decoration of armour, scrolls and instruments, 21cm wide 14cm deep 21.5cm high Provenance: The Collection of Hermann Baer (1898-1977); thence by descent to the present owner.

A pair of maiolica armorial albarelli, 17th century, Italian, each waisted body painted with a cartouche inscribed 'ELL ALESALNDRINO' and 'VNGVENTO EGIZZIACO' and an armorial crest below, within two bands of densely applied grotesques and foliate scrolls in blue, green and yellow,13cm wide20cm high (2)Provenance: The Collection of Hermann Baer (1898-1977);thence by descent to the present owner.For a similarly decorated example, see Victoria & Albert Museum, accession number C.36-1975.

A maiolica albarello, c.1500, Central Italian, possibly Romagna or the Marches, of slightly waisted cylindrical form, the front painted in blue and orange with tulips and fruit,12cm wide18cm highProvenance: The Collection of Hermann Baer (1898-1977); thence by descent to the present owner.Condition ReportThere are some small glaze/paint chips to the decoration at the front, around the rim and around the foot. Hairline crack to rim extending into the body.

Twenty-six various apothecary pottery jars and covers comprising eleven maiolica-style examples, height of largest 22cm, smallest 11cm, four square pink glazed examples, height 16cm, and ten cylindrical examples by Gladstone Pottery Museum for Chalsyn, in sage, powder blue, and navy blue, height 17cm, all with lids (26).

Four boxes containing antique glass bottles 18th century delft small maiolica pots polychrome decorated and other conforming Ceramics and glass.

A Castelli maiolica large istoriato rectangular plaque, First half 18th century, Painted with a shepherd in a blue robe, praying while seated by a tree with a dog at his side, a hut and a herd of pigs nearby, before distant classical ruins by a sea shore, 33.8 x 42.2cm Condition Report: There is some chipping to the bottom right-hand corner, and some smaller chipping to the rim at various points.  There are various firing faults to the surface (which date from the time of manufacture) – the largest of these is to the foliage of the tree.  These faults are glazed, or partially glazed, and they have been retouched (almost certainly at the time of manufacture) to disguise them, and are consequently minor.    

An Italian maiolica twin handled alborello, probably 16th century, inscribed 'Diachatolico Di Nicolo', 20.5cm high, (repaired).

A Quimper faience armorial teapot, 23cm long, a maiolica plate, probably Cantagalli, 20.5cm diameter and a 19th Luneville faience plate, 22.5cm diameter  (3)

An Italian Maiolica Charger, 17th century style, possibly Castelli, painted with Classical figures in a landscape under a scroll border incorporating winged putti and a coat of arms, in a later parcel gilt and ebonized framedish 51cm diameter, 68cm overallBroken into three large pieces, with further damages, crazed and some repairs

Seltener gotischer Albarello mit pseudokufischer DekorationMajolika, Blaudekor. Zylindrisch über konischem Anstieg, mit bikonischem Hals. Mehrzoniger stilisierter Dekor mit Glasurberieb, Risse. H 33,5 cm.Montelupo, um 1440 – 1450.Der erstmals von Bernard Rackham und J.V.G. Mallett 1977 verwendete Begriff "pseudokufisch" steht für diesen Dekortyp, der ungegenständlich ornamental nach islamischem Vorbild die Gefäße ziert. Er war in Italien im 15. Jahrhundert bekannt durch die ähnlich bemalten Majoliken aus Valencia, die zahlreich importiert wurden und die die Keramiker in Montelupo zu einer eigenen Interpretation inspirierten. Die wenigen Albarelli, die man dieser frühen Gruppe zuschreibt, befinden sich weitgehend in Museumsbesitz. Ein kleineres Exemplar wurde am 28. Oktober 2014 bei Pandolfini Casa d'Aste in Florenz als Lot 2 versteigert.ProvenienzRheinische Privatsammlung.LiteraturVgl. Rackham/Mallett, Catalogue of Italian maiolica, Victoria & Albert Museum London 1977, Nr. 51, acc. no. 1143-1904, Nr. 52, acc. no. 1150-1904 und Nr. 68, acc. no. 1147-1904.Vgl. Mez-Mangold, Apotheken-Keramik-Sammlung "Roche" Katalog, Basel 1990, S. 99, Inv. Nr. 244.Vgl. Mariaux, La majolique. La faïence italienne et son décor dans les collections suisses XVe - VIIIe siècles, Genf-Luzern 1995, Kat. Nr. 13, Abb. S. 74.Vgl. Kat. Capolavori della maiolica rinascimentale. Montelupo fabbrica die Firenze 1400 – 1630, 2002, Nr. 12 (aus einer toskanischen Privatsammlung).

AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA ISTORIATO CENTREPIECE OR WINE COOLER IN SIXTEENTH CENTURY URBINO STYLE CIRCA 1900 Modelled with a round bowl supported on three mythical beast legs and a trefoil base, lion masks suspending floral swags and with a band of grotteschi, the well painted with Leda and the Swan, script monogram to underside of bowl, 25.5cm x 40cm Note: An example of an original and similar Urbino example of this type can be seen at the Metropolitan Museum, New York, Accession Number: 32.100.362. Condition Report: Water mark to the interior, chips to the base foot.Condition Report Disclaimer

Group of ceramics including an Italian style Maiolica pottery vase, Staffordshire model of Garibaldi and others

A large Italian Maiolica modern charger together with a Wood & Sons jug and other ceramic items including a lustre ware jug etc

A Cantagalli tea service, comprising teapot, milk jug, cups, saucers and side plates, each decorated in the Renaissance maiolica taste, the teapot 21cm long, painted cockerel mark, c.1890

An Italian maiolica circular charger, painted in the Renaissance taste with a bust-length portrait of a nobleman, within a compartmented border, 41.5cm diam, blue painted mark, 19th century

An Italian maiolica floor tile, 17th century, painted in the Pesaro manner with two dogs facing each other with a raised forepaw, two corners with bell motifs, reserved on a green ground within a yellow border, some chipping and surface wear, 14cm.

A panel of four Castelli maiolica rectangular plaques, mid 18th century, three painted with hunting scenes, with figures on horseback running with dogs, one with a lion attacking, the last painted with a Biblical scene depicting Susannah and the Elders, edged in ochre and mounted together in a later wooden frame, each plaque 20cm x 27cm.

An Italian maiolica albarello, early 18th century, the slender waisted form painted in blue and black with St Francis receiving the stigmata, titled around the base 'Sy: DI: SPINA. PONTICA', repaired, 26.3cm.

A small Italian maiolica albarello or pill jar, 18th century, the narrow waisted form painted in blue with a shield enclosing a flower stem, surmounted by a cross, a little chipping, 13.2cm.

A Castelli maiolica armorial plate, 1st half 18th century, painted in typical palette of green, yellow, blue and manganese, with figures beside trees and a tall Corinthian column, the top with a quartered armorial shield surmounted by a crown, 23.8cm.

Two Caltagirone maiolica wet drug jars or ewers, 18th/19th century, typically decorated with flowerheads and foliate scrolls in green, ochre and manganese on a blue ground, raised on circular socle feet, some damages and repairs, 20.2cm max. (2)

Große Apotheken-Kanne mit RöhrentülleMajolika, sandfarbener Scherben, weiße Zinnglasur. Ovoider Korpus, kurzer, leicht profilierter Hals mit Lippenrand, doppelter Ohrenhenkel mit zweifachem, seitlich schlangenartig auslaufendem Ansatz. Dekor in kobaltblauer Scharffeuermalerei aus einer großen Inschriftkartusche "AQ(UA) DI LATTICA", schauseitig ein Ovalmedaillon mit Porträt eines Jesuiten, dat. 1662. Rest.; H. 33,5 cm.An Italian blue and white maiolica pharmacy pot with inscription and portrait of a Jesuit dated 1662. Restored.Italien. Um 1662-1700.

A GROUP OF SEVEN SIMILAR CALDAS DA RAINHA MAIOLICA PLATES IN BERNARD PALISSY STYLE PORTUGAL, VARIOUS DATES 20TH CENTURY Naturalistically modelled as the sea bed with crustaceans, 25cm diameter and smaller Condition Report: The plates measure as follows: The largest approximately 32/33cm in diameter, the medium sized plates vary between 25/26cm and 29cm and the smaller plates measure between 19/20cm in diameter. Please see additional images available from the department upon request for general condition. The obvious nature of these dishes precludes Dreweatts warranting them as 'perfect'. Sold as seen.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A CALTAGIRONE MAIOLICA 'IL SATIRO' VASE BY ANTONIO IUDICI SICILY, DATED 2018 Factory marks and date to base 34cm high   Condition Report: No damage detected.Condition Report Disclaimer

A GROUP OF SEVEN SIMILAR CALDAS DA RAINHA MAIOLICA PLATES IN BERNARD PALISSY STYLE PORTUGAL, VARIOUS DATES 20TH CENTURY Naturalistically modelled as the sea bed with crustaceans, 32cm diameter and smaller Condition Report: One lobster with glued antennae. The plates measure as follows: The largest approximately 32/33cm in diameter, the medium sized plates vary between 25/26cm and 29cm and the smaller plates measure between 19/20cm in diameter. Please see additional images available from the department upon request for general condition. The obvious nature of these dishes precludes Dreweatts warranting them as 'perfect'. Sold as seen.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A GROUP OF SEVEN SIMILAR CALDAS DA RAINHA MAIOLICA PLATES IN BERNARD PALISSY STYLE PORTUGAL, VARIOUS DATES 20TH CENTURY Naturalistically modelled as the sea bed with crustaceans, 32cm diameter approximately and smaller Condition Report: The plates measure as follows: The largest approximately 32/33cm in diameter, the medium sized plates vary between 25/26cm and 29cm and the smaller plates measure between 19/20cm in diameter. Please see additional images available from the department upon request for general condition. The obvious nature of these dishes precludes Dreweatts warranting them as 'perfect'. Sold as seen.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF SICILLIAN CALTAGIRONE MAIOLICA LARGE PITCHERS BY ANTONIO IUDICE, DATED 2016 One decorated with a male portrait head the other with a female portrait head, inscribed with factory, designer and dates to bases 32cm high Condition Report: No damage or restoration detected. Please see additional images available upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer