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  • Talavera (Spain) - pitcher of the typology of the war of independence. Caricature polychrome decoration of a soldier standing on his horse - early nineteenth century

  • Fruit bowl in soft Arras porcelain with decoration called "à la twig" in the shape of a cap with twelve lobes, basketwork border and blue fillet. Eighteenth century

  • Rouen earthenware covered vase in baluster shape with cut sides decorated in polychrome with pagodas in an oriental landscape in the style of Guillibaud on three sides - Eighteenth century, around 1730. 

  • Moustiers earthenware plate with contoured edge with trompe l'oeil relief decoration of natural green olives, the border decorated with bouquets in orange monochrome. Eighteenth century

  • Important apothecary vase with two handles in Castelli majolica with polychrome decoration representing the allegory of goodness in the form of a woman holding an eagle surrounded by a garland of foliage and flowers. This vase bears the pharmaceutical inscription at the base: “AQ.FLOR FABAR” in blue. Decor after an engraving by Cesare Ripa (1555-1622) - Seventeenth century - Around 1650-1670

  • Large apothecary vase in majolica from Talavera de la Reina decorated with circles of children on each side in manganese black on a polychrome background of wooded landscapes, it belongs to a group called "the polychrome series" The flared neck has two applied handles, decorated on both sides with a wading bird surrounded by bushes. This vase is decorated after the engravings of Jacques Stella (1596-1657) - Sixteenth century - Around 1660-1690

  • Tondino in majolica from Faenza or Duchy of Urbino with blue monochrome decoration called "Alla porcellana" of four flowering branches on the wing around a rosette - First half of the sixteenth century 

  • Caltagirone majolica bottle vase with polychrome decoration of flowers on a blue background, decoration in the style of Venetian majolica - Seventeenth century. 

  • Exceptional large apothecary earthenware vase from Talavera de la Reina decorated with bird hunting scenes, It belongs to a group called "From the Polychrome series" with a flared neck decorated on each side with a wading bird surrounded by bushes. This vase is decorated with two engravings by Jan Collaert published in Antwerp in 1578 based on original drawings by the 16th century Flemish painter Van der Straet (alias Stradanus) (1523-1605) This exceptional vase is probably a special order from a high figure in the palace-monastery of the Escurial. Large vases of this so-called polychrome series comparable to ours can be found at the Metropolitan in New York, the Museum of Decorative Arts...

  • Pillbox on pedestal and its lid in Marche earthenware decorated in blue monochrome with a pharmaceutical inscription: "S.D CARDAMOMO" and foliage scrolls. Seventeenth century

  • 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. 

  • Beautiful earthenware plate from Moustiers with a contoured edge with polychrome decoration on three terraces of two grotesque figures and a fantastic bird, the wing decorated with flowered mounds - Eighteenth century

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