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Albarello Faenza, seconda metà del VI secolo, Maiolica a gran fuoco in policromia, altezza cm 29,0 Sbeccature visibili Grande medaglione ovale con figura di Santo Martire, entro un paesaggio montano. Decorazione a cinque fasce orizzontali con elementi geometrici e floreali La fascia centrale è decorata, al verso, con tralci di foglie di quercia su fondo blu. Corpo cilindrico, ventre fortemente rastremato, piede su base circolare, lievemente incavato. Bocca circolare estroflessa. Il repertorio decorativo attinge da quelli faentini. Collezione palermitana.

Albarello Venezia,bottega di Maestro Domenego, 1570-80 ca., Maiolica a gran fuoco in policromia, altezza cm 23,0 Incrinature verticali diffuse, lievi sbeccature Corpo ovoidale, piede piano, bocca circolare. Entro un medaglione ovale è raffigurato di tre quarti S, Girolamo. La restante superficie è dipinta con tralci fogliati, ampie corolle e bacche su fondo blu, disseminato di minute spirali graffite.

Albarello Faenza, seconda metà del XVI secolo, Maiolica a gran fuoco in policromia, altezza cm 29,2 Lievi restauri alla bocca Nel grande medaglione ovale con “baccellature puntate” la figura di un Santo Martire, entro un paesaggio montano. Decorazione a cinque fasce orizzontali con decori geometrici e floreali. La fascia centrale è decorata, al verso, tralci di foglie di quercia, foglie di acanto e delfini, su fondo blu cobalto. Corpo cilindrico, ventre fortemente rastremato, piede su base circolare, lievemente incavato. Bocca circolare estroflessa. Collezione palermitana.

Coppia di albarelli Centro Italia, bottega romana, prima metà del XVII secolo, Maiolica a gran fuoco in monocromia, altezza cm 21,0 Un albarello con mancanza restaurata Corpo a “rocchetto” su basso piede piano, bocca circolare estroflessa. Decoro su fondo azzurrino a “foglie di quercia con bacche“, fascia centrale con l’iscrizione farmaceutica.

A pair of Italian faience Albarello Drug jars Each of waisted form raising from a spreading circular base and extending to averted rim thje white ground painted in cobalt blue enamels with text diaphoenicun and mel-narbonen, 20cm high.

A late 18th Century Sicilian Maiolica albarello of simple waisted form with foliate decorated panels raised on a circular foot, 23.5 cm high

31 Luigi Arbarello (Borgaro, Torino 1860 – Torino 1823  Veduta del Monte dei Cappuccini dal ponte della Gran Madre Firmato in basso a sinistra: L. Albarello Olio su tavola, cm 44x59

A large Dutch Delft blue and white pharmacy jar and cover, albarello form, 18th C. Inscribed "A: Diascord Fra". Marked with a star for the "De Witte Starre" factory, 18th C. H: 28 cm

A large Dutch Delft blue and white pharmacy jar and cover, albarello form, 18th C. Inscribed "U: Populeum". Marked AIK for Jacob van der Kool, "The Greek A" factory, 1722-1757. H:31 cm

A Dutch Delft blue and white pharmacy jar, albarello form, 18th C. Marked B:P for the "De Blompot" factory and inscribed C: Cerasor. H: 19 cm

A pair of Dutch Delft blue and white pharmacy jars, albarello form, 18th C. Marked B:P for the "De Blompot" factory. One inscribed U: De Styral, the other E: Trifolii. H: 13 cm

A collection of 5 Dutch Delft blue and white pharmacy wet drug jars and albarello, ca. 1760 H: 18 cm for the syrup jars, H: 15,5 cm for each albarello. All 5 from the same collection and presumably from the same pharmacy. It's very unusual to find a large matching set of this type.

A rare Antwerp maiolica polychrome albarello, 1560-1580 H: 13, Dia: 11,5 cm. Restored.

A turquoise glazed albarello, probably Kashan, 13th C. H: 13,5 cm. Chips to the top rim, glaze slightly deteriorated. Otherwise good.

A Spanish blue and white armorial albarello, 18th C. H: 24 cm

An Italian maiolica albarello, 17th C. H: 20 cm

A nice Italian Caltagirone floral and polychrome albarello, 17th C. H: 18 cm

An Italian Savona albarello with a hare, dated 1711 Vividly painted in various shades of blue and white, dated 1711 and inscribed S.P. H.: 20,5 cm

An Italian blue ground portrait albarello, Caltagirone, 17/18th C. H: 21,5 cm

A Brussels faience monochrome manganese albarello, 18th C. H: 11,5 cm Could also be of Nort-French origin (Saint-Amand-les-Eaux for example)

BOX 78 - ITALIAN WINE Provinco Italia Rosso delle Venezie IGT Ripa di Sotto 2014 Chianti Classico Pratale 2013 Terre di Giumara Nero d'Avola 2013 Corte Adami Valpolicella Ripasso DOC Superiore 2012 Mauro Primitivo Albarello 2013 Primitivo di San Vito Matera DOC 2011 Torre del Falco Nero di Troia Puglia IGT 2013 Lu Patri Nero dAvola DOC Sicilia 2012 L'Abbandonato Montecucco Sangiovese DOCG 2012 Sachia Perricone 2013 Terre di Giumara Grecanico 2014 Lu Patri Nero dAvola DOC Sicilia 2012

A large Sicilian maiolica albarello probably 18th century Caltagirone, boldly decorated with a continuous band of large and small flowerheads between leaf scrolls, in a palette of blue, green, yellow and ochre, the cylindrical body tapering slightly towards the base, some damages, 26.5cm.

A Venetian maiolica albarello 2nd half 16th century, painted to each side with a profile portrait of a man wearing a blue hat, perhaps in the workshop of Domenego da Venezia, reserved on a ground of scrolling leaves and flowerheads, some glaze wear to the rim, 16.5cm. Cf. Italian Maiolica in the Fitzwilliam Museum, pp.418-9 for other examples of work by Domenego da Venezia.

A large Delft albarello or drug jar 18th century, the slightly waisted cylindrical form painted in blue with a cartouche surmounted by two peacocks flanking a basket of fruit, inscribed 'U ALTHEÆ, S', drilled to the base, 29cm. Althaea officinalis (Marshmallow) was used particularly in treatment of inflammation of the mucus membranes, and also for throat and gastric ulcers.

An early 16th Century maiolica albarello, possibly Sienna, of tall waisted form decorated with a central portrait framed with C scrolls and running oak leaf garland borders, the reverse with panels of stylised foliage on a blue, green or ochre ground, circa 1510, height 27cm, S/D

A second quarter of the 17th Century Savona maiolica albarello, of diabolo form and painted in blue and manganese with swaying leaves and a hornet, butterfly and cat surrounding a banner with paper-scroll ends inscribed FARL (na) DI SE (me) DI LIN, height 16cm The first word has proved difficult to translate, the remainder is seme di lim(one) '…of lemon seeds'. Such a decoction would 'cool the heart'.

An 18th Century Italian majolica albarello, painted in blue with foliate decoration and inscribed "ALVME. VSTO" to the side, 22 cm high

A Spanish maiolica albarello, 19th century, of crenellated cylindrical form, painted with an Oriental mask and scrolling leaves against a blue ground, 42cm high.

An enamelled green glass vase, in Moser style; a Continental tin glaze albarello, labelled Mundificat; and other items of ceramics and glass (9)

A late 17th Century Italian Marchigian maiolica berrettino albarello, painted in shades of blue with stylized leaves, the central panel inscribed "V, Aragon", 8.5ins high

A 19th century Italian Albarello jar of slightly waisted form, painted with foliate sprays and a classical vase, unmarked, height 20cm.

An enamelled green glass vase, in Moser style; a Continental tin glaze albarello, labelled Mundificat; and other items of ceramics and glass (9)

An Italian 17th Century albarello for Vno. Plumb, damages, 21.5cm high, an Italian wet drug jar for Syr. Niofra, circa 1800, and two Dutch Delft wet drug jars Condition Report: Abarello: large triangular section missing from rim, upper section of vase with extensive glued repairs to a number of broken sections, area of loss to glaze Syr Niofra: chipping to spout, slight chipping to edge of foot rim S de Prassio: chipping around spout, one large chip and some smaller chips to neck rim, handle missing, a number of areas where glaze has edged away, chipping to edge of foot Mel Aegypt: there is a metal cover over the neck which we cannot see beneath, fritting around rim of spout, a number of cracks run around body of vase, the foot has been broken off in four sections and glued back

Maiolica albarello painted in blue with a birds head and crest, labelled 'SV-Di- Melissa' 19th century, 29cm high Condition report: minor chips and glaze loss. No restoration or serious damage.

A small Continental tin-glazed drug jar or albarello, 18th century, painted in blue with a wide cartouche topped by two peacocks and a basket of flowers, titled 'P Purganteshae' in manganese, the waisted form raised on a low circular foot, some faults, 13.6cm.

Italian albarello. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

AN 18TH CENTURY ITALIAN BLUE AND WHITE ALBARELLO painted with flowering and leafy foliage, 21cms high; an 18th century Dutch Delft blue and white plate painted with flowering foliage and onion pattern, 23cm diameter; and another similar(3)

A Portuguese faïence albarello, c.1640-50, the tall waisted body painted in blue with a narrow banner inscribed 'V.DESOP.SVC' reserved on a ground of overlapping palmettes, 19.5cm.

A SPANISH POTTERY ALBARELLO VASE of waisted cylindrical form with blue glaze, 18th century, 10.75" high Provenance: The Collection of James Fairfax A.C., Stanbridge Mill, Dorset

A Spanish faience blue and white albarello , probably 18th century, painted in blue with a figure against a landscape with offset script across the centre, 30.5cm high.

Italian Albarello decorated in blue glaze on white with central inscription CONDITION REPORT: As a whole, rather dirty Rim appears intact with enamel wear, rubbed and slight flaking Body with some age cracks/losses of enamel particularly to bulbous rim Chip off bottom rim, though it must have been uneven as it is partly glazed on the indent, glazed off in the same areas of outer foot rim Glaze loss to left of text

A pair of alabaster albarello jars and covers, inscribed Terp.hudr and Sod.Phos (finials glued, slightly chipped), 25 cm high (2) See illustration

A 17th century Italian Albarello, blue and white, marked "U:Antiscorb". Height 19 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This jar is as it looks in our image. There are no actual repairs or any restoration but the piece does have a number of issues. There are areas of glaze missing around the foot rim but no substantial losses here other than minor nibbles. The glaze to the body is crazed as per our images and there are areas of loss particularly to the top left hand corner above and to the left of the letter U around the side of the piece. There are several chips to the rim and the major loss that you can see from the images.

A 17th century Italian Albarello, blue and white, marked "U:Antiscorb". Height 19 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This jar is as it looks in our image. There are no actual repairs or any restoration but the piece does have a number of issues. There are areas of glaze missing around the foot rim but no substantial losses here other than minor nibbles. The glaze to the body is crazed as per our images and there are areas of loss particularly to the top left hand corner above and to the left of the letter U around the side of the piece. There are several chips to the rim and the major loss that you can see from the images.

A Della Robbia Pottery albarello vase by Liz Wilkins, waisted cylindrical form with collar rim, incised with stylised foliate panels in yellow, green and red over cream ground incised marks, painted LW mark 19.5cm. high

Italian maiolica albarello, traditional waisted form decorated with a mask in yellow and scrolling acanthus against a sky blue ground, 28cm

An unusual Delft tile, decorated with a Man o' War firing cannon, 13cm square; an 18th Century Delft tile depicting a house and canal, outlined in cartouche, 12.5cm square; and an 18th Century Italian drug jar, (Albarello), 11cm high, (3)

17th century Lambeth Delft albarello, 8" high (a.f)

Two maiolica syrup or wet drug jars 18th century, decorated with wide inscriptions and blue floral scrolls, an albarello painted with the profile portrait of a king in blue and manganese, a four-handled jar or tyg with blue flower sprays, and a tin-glazed jar and cover, with a small handle, decorated with dense leaves beneath a chequered design, some damages, 22cm max. (6)

A Cerreto maiolica albarello dated 1791, decorated in manganese, green, black and yellow with a bird in flight above a vase of flowers resting on a blank cartouche, the reverse with the date 1791 in manganese, minor damages, 14.5cm.

Two maiolica syrup or wet drug jars 18th century, decorated with wide inscriptions and blue floral scrolls, an albarello painted with the profile portrait of a king in blue and manganese, a four-handled jar or tyg with blue flower sprays, and a tin-glazed jar and cover, with a small handle, decorated with dense leaves beneath a chequered design, some damages, 22cm max. (6)

A Cerreto maiolica albarello dated 1791, decorated in manganese, green, black and yellow with a bird in flight above a vase of flowers resting on a blank cartouche, the reverse with the date 1791 in manganese, minor damages, 14.5cm.

Luigi Arbarello (Borgaro 1860 - Torino 1923). Serie di due scene in un villaggio, uno con tre monache fuori dalla chiesa e l’altro con viandante nei pressi di un fiume e una chiesa. Olii su tavolette, cm 16x22. Firmati in basso a sinistra: L Albarello. - Luigi Arbarello (Borgaro 1860 - Turin 1923). Set of two village scenes. Oils on board. Signed bottom left: L Albarello Start Price: €200

A Italian maiolica waisted albarello, 17th century 22cm high Provenance: John Dunn Antiques, Melbourne

Three Italian earthenware albarello jars, 34cm high (3)

A copper lustre Albarello, probably 16th century and Faenza, with a central chequerboard band between ochre zigzag and wrigglework borders, rim and foot slight wear, chip, 14.5cm EW CONDITION REPORT: FROM THE EVA WEININGER COLLECTION. Chips and glaze loss. Crack to base rim. Large chip to the base rim. Three areas old damage to the body of the albarello.

A copper lustre Albarello, probably 16th century and Faenza, with a central chequerboard band between ochre zigzag and wrigglework borders, chips and glaze loss, 13cm EW CONDITION REPORT: FROM THE EVA WEININGER COLLECTION. Channelled section to the body - manufacturing fault. Chips to the base rim. Glaze loss to the top rim and chip.

A dated maiolica Albarello, 1555, painted with a portrait of a boy above a label inscribed mastiche (?) amongst borders of scrolling foliage on green, blue and ochre grounds, restored, 15.5cm EW CONDITION REPORT: FROM THE EVA WEININGER COLLECTION. Extensive restoration to the upper part of the albarello. 3cm additional repair to the rim. Areas of glaze loss the the body and edges. Areas touched up over the restoration lines.

A Deruta maiolica Albarello, late 16th century, the central band inscribed 'CERo OXICROTI' within a wreath dotted with pears below an angel flanked by the initials 'SM' on a bright yellow ground, flaking and chips, 18.5cm high EW Ceratum is an ointment and Oxycroti might be oxycroceum, if so the vessel contained an ointment comprising saffron, yellow wax, vinegar, myrrh, frankincense, mastic and other, unspecified, resins. It was used to relieve muscular pains. CONDITION REPORT: FROM THE EVA WEININGER COLLECTION. Chips to both top and base rims One small area loss of glaze 1.5cm long to the body.

A Sicilian maiolica albarello, probably Caltageroni 17th century, typically painted with a classical bust in a panel on a foliate ground, h. 22 cm *for a similar example, possibly from the same set, see Sotheby's, New Bond Street, 6th March 2001, Lot 9 CONDITION REPORT: typical minor chipping and hairline crack to base