Mottahedeh Majolica Fence Plate

With a blue board ground with a brown board rim with ivy, marked on base.

With a large leaf in the center surrounded by blue and yellow blooms, with a yellow rim, marked "Mottahedeh Reproduction"

With a pink center, foliate and yellow rim 1 x 9.25 in. 1 9.25 9.25 Excellent

comprising 10 flat cups (3 1/2 in. high), 10 saucers 6 1/4 in. high), 10 luncheon plates (9 in. dia.), one teapot (7 in. high) and four oval platters (13 in wide); each marked "Mottahedeh", each excep

Mottahedeh Majolica Reproduction Selectiona fan decorated punch bowl (6 3/4 x 12 in.); a leaf decorated tazza (2 1/2 x 8 3/4 in.) and matching three plates; a squirrel and leaf dish (5 x 9 1/2 in.); m

Including a fish-form box signed "amm" and Mottahedeh owl, made in Italy; a Dresden dish and majolica-style leaf plate. Dimensions: (Fish) H 3.5" x W 12" x D 5.25" Condition: Owl with repair to legs/t

A Set of Five Rosenthal For Gump's Porcelain Plates. Together with a Brad Keeler majolica lobster bowl and a Mottahedeh porcelain pitcher with dog form handle Plate diameter: 10.5"

An Italian Majolica Plate Probably Pesaro, Mid-16th Century depicting Apollo as victor of the musical contest over Pan and Marsyas; unmarked. Diameter 10 5/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Pr

Wedgwood Majolica Plate with Lattice Border, Bentley Etruria Urn, and a Benington Style Cow Creamer {Diameter of plate 9 1/8 inches; height of urn 9 1/2 inches} [Handle of urn repaired and lacking lid

A Large Majolica Plate in the Style of Palissy 19th Century Width 21 inches. Property of David and Jillian Gilmour, Palm Beach, Florida

Faience, large majolica South Italian glazed and painted ceramic platter of a standing Bishop, probably St. Nicholas who is celebrated in the areas surrounding the Port of Bari, 18 th Century 3 &frac1

9 Pcs. Antique Majolica, Plates, Platters & Dishes, Various Designs & Sizes, Oyster Plate,Etruscan Leaf Serving Dish (12"L), Old English Marks on Some, largest 14"L, Smallest 8"L

An antique Italian tin-glazed hand-painted ceramic plate. Majolica technique. Renaissance period, presumably early XVI century. The plate is decorated with a picture of the istoriato genre, a multi-fi

Scalloped border molded with fish and scallop shells, with turquoise glaze interiors, the underside in green glaze with impressed Minton mark. 9.75 in. dia.  Condition:One plate with old 1 i

Group of 8 Assorted Antique Majolica Plates, consisting of three pairs and two serving plates, one of which is an oyster plate Diameter 9 in. 8.5 in. and 6.75 in.

Group of American, English and French Majolica Plates and Dishes Circa 1868-80 Various makers, types and subjects, comprising a Josiah Wedgwood & Sons cobalt-blue ground 'Fruit' dessert plate, pattern

Circa 1780. Decorated with man on horse. Top piece from compote. Approx. 10 3/4" diameter. Provenance: sold at Hammer Galleries, 682 Fifth Avenue, New York in 1941. With paperwork. From a NYC collecti

Large Italian Faience Figural Majolica Plate, Probably 18th Century. Small crack to rim. 15.5 inches

Italian Castelli Majolica Plate Hand painted, polychrome decorated depicting a boar hunting scene Property from: a Chicago, Illinois (Gold Coast) estate <

Staffordshire Rabbit, Three Majolica Plates and a Transfer Decorated Creamware Plate The plates comprising: A leaf and basketweave plate A ferns and flowers plate A dog molded plate A plate transfer p

Large Mottahedeh majolica unicorn, 20th c., Italy, polychrome tin glaze decorated ceramic, cast brass horn, glaze signed "Italy 36880" and Mottahedeh sticker to underside, 16"h x 19"l x 6"w Provenance

Small majolica plate from Imperial Yusupov service.6 inches wide.////////For a nearly identical plate, put into google-Rare Russian plate from Shah Persia-for a plate made for the Shah of Persia by th

Group of Five Majolica Plates </> Comprising: A pair of pineapple plates, unmarked A tromp l'oeil napkin and morning glory plates, unmarked An Etruscan cauliflower plate, impressed mark A lily pad pla

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, Spain, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A majolica (maiolica) tin-glazed shallow terracotta bowl, with a pronounced round foot and sides that abruptly widen n