Charming polychrome Delft earthenware statuette representing a child in a high chair - Eighteenth century - Around 1750
Large Laterza earthenware dish (Italy) decorated in blue monochrome representing "The elephant hunt" scene topped with a coat of arms, the border decorated with many animals surrounded by flowering branches. Based on the work of Jan van der Straet called Stradanus (1523-1605) engraved by Galle, Philippe (1537-1612) in Antwerp. Seventeenth century
Two Urbino majolica tazzas on pedestal, one decorated in the center with a cupid in a landscape in a medallion surrounded by female figures, grotesques and chimeras. Cartouche bearing the inscription URBINO and the date 1646. The other decorated with a cupid in a landscape in a medallion surrounded by grotesque figures and cupids holding torches and supporting cartouches, one bearing the inscription “URBINI, two other small cartouches framing the date 1638. Patanazzi workshop - Seventeenth century
Beautiful slightly curved albarello in Venetian majolica with polychrome decoration on a blue background depicting Saint Laurent holding a palm in one hand and the grill in the other, in a medallion surrounded by flowers and leafy palms - Sixteenth century
Crespina on pedestal in Urbino majolica with polychrome decoration in full of a scene depicting “Joseph is paid in kind” (Genesis, XLVII,16) After an engraving by Bernard Salomon. Workshop of Gironimo Tomasi - Around 1560 – 1580
Cup on pedestal in majolica from Urbino with full polychrome istoriato decoration depicting a scene from the history of Rome.This is an episode described by Tito Livio, (LIVIO, I-XXXVII). when King Tarquinio Priscus during the Second Sabine War offersVulcan the remains of the enemy. It was customary after a warlike episode to divide the booty into three parts, one part for the military, one for the people and the last was burned in honor of the Gods. Inscription on the reverse that can be translated as: "When Tarquinio offers the prey of hostilities to the god Vulcan" - Sixteenth century - Around 1550
Large oval plaque contoured in Dutch Delft with oriental polychrome decoration in the middle of a large bouquet of flowers on a mound of large rockeries, border decorated with a garland of flowers - Eighteenth century - around 1710-1730
Polychrome earthenware table salt cellar from San Quirico d'Orcia with six sides, resting on four female busts and four consoles, all resting on four claw feet. Eighteenth century
Meissen porcelain ewer, the handle ending in a draped woman's bust and the grip of the lid in the shape of rocaille motifs, polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers. Marked: crossed swords in blue. Eighteenth century, circa 1745. The frame of the lid in vermeil.
Two earthenware bowls with two handles, with a blue background, decorated in yellow and black with the crucifixion on Mount Golgotha - Netherlands ? - Seventeenth century
Manisès ceramic dish decorated in brown metallic luster on a white background with a pseudo-epigraphic band around of a umbilicus and molded triangles, forming a radiant rosette. Sixteenth / Seventeenth century
Pair of small drainers in Delft or German earthenware decorated with flowers in blue and red on enamel, resting on three small feet. Eighteenth century