Two two-pronged forks, porcelain handles decorated in shades of blue with floral motifs. The ferrules are silver - Eighteenth century
Delft earthenware plate, Manufacture de l'A grec, Atelier de Pieter Adrian Kocx, decorated in the Imari palette known as "Delft Doré" with a flowered vase of blooming chrysanthemums and branches and two parrots, the border decorated with foliage. Circa 1701-1722
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.
Loosdrecht (Netherlands) - Rare covered porcelain sugar pot with polychrome decoration of birds including an owl on a branch andgarlands of foliage underlined with a gold fillet, taken from the lid in the shape of an acorn.Marked on the reverse: "M.O.L." for the Oud Loosdrecht factory in underglaze blue - Second half of the eighteenth century.
Rare pair of oval polychrome faience plaques from Castelli titled in a phylactery: "SERVITU" and "MATRIMONIO" representing the allegory of marriage for one and of servitude for the other in the guise of a woman each supporting a yoke on their shoulders, servitude with at its feet, a stork or a heron holding a snake in the beak, marriage with a restraint on the legs and a snake at its feet, against the backdrop of a wooded landscape - Based on two engravings by Cesari Giuseppe known as the Knight of Arpin around 1625. (see the reproduction of these two engravings) - Eighteenth century - In blackened and gilded wooden frames.
Nice pair of Delft earthenware plaques with polychrome decoration in the so-called "cashmere" palette of stylized decorative motifs, a fountain, garlands and foliage foliage - Eighteenth century
Beautiful Delft earthenware plate, Greek A factory, Pieter Adrian Kocx, decorated in the Imari palette known as "Delft Doré" with two flowered vases of blooming chrysanthemums and branches, furniture and a bird in flight, the border decorated with foliage. Circa 1701-1722
Jacquot jug in Brussels earthenware in the shape of a pot-bellied man holding his paunch, seated on a rock with a copper green background forming a fountain, he is dressed in a jacket and pants with polychrome flower decoration - Eighteenth century
Large trompe l'oeil terrine in earthenware from Brussels or Germany, depicting a cauliflower, natural polychrome decoration, cover showing a snail - Eighteenth century - around 1750
Small tondino dish with polychrome decoration in full "a istoriato" representing a putti sitting on a rock by the water, holding a fruit in hand, in the distance on the mountain shore and buildings, yellow fillet on the edges - Last quarter of the sixteenth century century.
Majolica ball vase from Gerace (Calabria) with polychrome decoration of the bust portrait of a young woman in a medallion on a background called "A fiori" in the style of Venice. Seventeenth century.
Small group in Doccia porcelain representing a gallant couple, the young woman seated, holding flowers in her apron, at the foot of a rocky terrace, the young man standing on the mound. Behind a child sitting with a leaf in his hand - Eighteenth century - Hollow mark "P" Small