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Antique European Provincial, probably Italian, green painted pine corner cabinet, late 19th century, having polychrome floral decoration, a single door, and rising on front toupie feet. No maker's marks.

Antique French cast iron oblong footed urn with multiple layers of paint and aged patina.  Drainage hole in the bottom.

Antique French majolica leaf basket bowl. Made of thickly glazed heavy stoneware. Traditionally used for fruit as the open weave allows air to circulate and keep the fruit fresh. No maker's mark. Light wear.

Antique Wedgwood Oak Leaf & Acorn Fruit Bowl. Marked "Wedgwood, R, 82088" on the underside.

Antique Limoges porcelain bowl hand-decorated with lily-of-the-valley and various butterflies. Scalloped top edge. Marked "Limoges, France" on the underside.

Charming 19th c. English majolica dolphin-form compote or spill vase. Rich green and ochre glaze highlights the scaly texture and whimsical shape, with a curled tail supporting a shell-form bowl. A fine example of Victorian majolica with excellent color saturation and gloss. Likely from Staffordshire or similar region, circa 1880. A perfect addition to a majolica or coastal-themed collection.

English majolica covered sugar bowl featuring a charming bamboo and fern motif in classic green and yellow glaze. The detailed relief pattern evokes natural textures, while the English registry mark on the underside confirms its 19th-century origin. A delightful and functional piece for collectors of Victorian majolica or nature-inspired pottery.

Antique Wedgwood Majolica grape leaf bowl. Marked "Wedgwood & Barlaston Of Etruria, Made In England, Wedgwood, Made In England, GG" on the underside.

Large ocean green & white Moroccan ceramic urn, repaired at base. Purchased overseas.

Antique English classical theme Jasper ware creamer surrounded with a frieze of classical allegorical figures. Marked "Jasper Ware, Made In England Since 1800, Judson Stanley" on the underside.

Antique Wedgwood majolica leaf dish. Dish is formed and depicts a single leaf design. Marked "CC, G55, Wedgwood" on the underside.

A beautiful mid-20th century Japanese geometric pottery bowl with textured matte exterior and glazed interior, circa 1960s, Japan. Pottery is designed with an oval pedestal base giving some height to piece. Exterior is a sand-like texture with color shade of a tan and yellow hue, and an interior color of a moss green hue.

Antique Chinese export polychrome decorated Soup coupes, saucers and lids in Thousand Butterfly pattern. Service for six.  Well painted in greens, blue, iron oxide, yellow and black. Each piece is completely hand-painted. Late 19th/early 20th century, red glaze mark ���Made in China��� or ���China” on the back sides in accordance with the country of origin import law passed in 1891. Dimensions:  6 saucers, 5.5"Dia x .5"H; 6 cups, 5.5"L x 4"W x 2"H; 6 lids, 4.5"Dia x 1"H. Maker's mark on underside.

Small antique framed French tax collector scene engraving with gilt wood & painted frame. Marked "Desenne d, L. Goodeis (?), ""Il a changé : changeons aussi compiere., Trés - volontiers, reprit l'autre manant;"", Les Trequeur., T. 2.  C. 16" on the bottom.

Beautifully hand-painted, this 19th-century Japanese Imari porcelain bowl showcases vivid hues of red, blue, and green in floral and geometric motifs. Its scalloped edge adds elegance to its intricate design, reflecting the artistry of Edo-period craftsmanship. Perfect as a display piece or functional decor, this antique bowl captures the timeless beauty of Japanese tradition. As with most early Imari, there is not a maker's/artist mark.

Antique English majolica sugar bowl, crafted circa 1880, features a whimsical tree trunk design with naturalistic details emblematic of the Aesthetic Movement. Rich brown glaze mimics bark, while vibrant green leaves and acorns add charm. This piece exemplifies 19th-century craftsmanship and creativity, offering a delightful touch of history and nature-inspired artistry. Perfect for collectors or as a unique accent in any home decor. Painter's mark on underside.

Antique portrait oil painting of Madame Molé-Reymond on artist's stretched canvas after ��lisabeth-Louise Vig��������e-Le Brun.  The original painting is in the Mus��e du Louvre in Paris, France. Artist signed "E.R. May" on the bottom left and on the reverse. Included are the ornate original wood frame and hanging hardware/wire. Dimensions: Artwork, 15.25"L x 22"H; overall including the frame, 25.25"L x 32"H. Very good antique condition, some wear to paint on canvas consistent with age and use.

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