Nove di Bassano earthenware writing case in the shape of a rectangular tray with contours with a pen holder decorated in polychrome with a floral garland accompanied by an hourglass - Eighteenth century
Majolica albarello from Burgio or Sciacca (Sicily) with polychrome decoration of a winged putti in a medallion and on the reverse with "A trofei" - Seventeenth century
Beautiful albarello in Montelupo majolica of cylindrical shape decorated in polychrome with motifs called Persian palmettes or stylized "pine cones". fillets on the neck and base - Seventeenth century
Montelupo majolica pharmacy vase with an ovoid shape and two handles, decorated in polychrome with motifs called Persian palmettes or stylized "pine cones". Seventeeth century
Charming group in white Tournai porcelain representing a young Bacchus crouching drinking from a barrel placed on a rocaille base, tree stumps and bunches of grapes. Eighteenth 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
Charming polychrome Delft earthenware statuette representing a child in a high chair - Eighteenth century - Around 1750
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
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.