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A late 19th century Cantigalli pottery albarello decorated in blue with a cherub holding a globe within an oval cartouche and all over scrolled, foliate decoration

A 17th century style Italian Majolica waisted Albarello, painted in cobalt blue and yellow with stylised flowers and a profile portrait, 18cm (7in) high, together with two Majolica jugs, one bears the inscription 'Bevi Bella', the other 'Bevi Nonno'

A late 19th century Cantigalli pottery albarello decorated in blue with a cherub holding a globe within an oval cartouche and all over scrolled, foliate decoration

A DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE ALBARELLO, the inscription "Vng ti Tutia" enclosed by bands of putti and foliage, the underside of the base with a shield flanked by a "B" and "C", 17th century, 81/2" high, and the companion Albarello inscribed "Vng ti Populeum" (2)

An Italian maiolica albarello, named for GRASSO DI CAPRA, reserved on a blue foliate ground, 19cm high; and a Hispano-Moresque style saucer dish, 19cm diameter, 20th century. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

An Italian maiolica albarello, 19th Century, the blue ground decorated with foliage and flowers between bands of yellow scrolls, together with a green glazed inkstand, probably German, two porcelain saucers and a plate mounted Hukin & Heath biscuit barrel, stand and cover.

An Italian maiolica albarello, the waisted form painted with a foliate design in shades of green, yellow and blue, pobably 16th century, a few small chips, 25.5cm.

An early 18th century Continental (probably Italian or Sicilian) maiolica albarello with floral and foliate decoration in shades of blue, green and ochre, 17.5 cm high

"Bassano 1715", a Venetian maiolica albarello, inscribed in manganese between two blue vine bands "Agarico Trochiscato", 12.5cm high (W)

A Spanish maiolica blue and white albarello, inscribed Sem Stafi,agr, 29cm high (cracked); and a Spanish maiolica blue and white dish painted with a building, 21cm diameter (drilled) (see illustration on website)

An Italian faience style Albarello, decorated in underglaze blue with scene of church by a riverside (rim repairs and extensive foot chips), 10 ½” high

A Small Antique Albarello decorated with flowers and scrolling foliage in yellow, green, blue and dark brown on a grey ground, 7½ ins (19 cms) in height.

A Cantigalli albarello, painted with four panels of a stylized foliate design in manganese, cockerel mark to the base, and a Spanish faience bowl decorated with a central blue arrangement of flowers within bands of green, yellow and blue, 19th century, damages, 32cm max. (2)

A late 17th/early 18th century armorial maiolica albarello, possibly Castelli, painted in yellow and blue with a shield surmounted by a plumed helmet within a border of stylised flowerheads, 26cm high, losses, chips and cracks.

Italian albarello of typical waisted form having blue decoration depicting an animal in a landscape, marked ‘D.A.F. 1745’, 18.5cm high

An 18th Century Blue & White Albarello, circa 1700, painted with a ship and inscribed R. CARLIN.

An 18th century North Italian Maiolica albarello inscribed "Electuar Theriac" within polychrome floral decorated borders, 18 cm high, a 19th century Italian Maiolica jug with floral and foliate decoration, 19.5 cm high, and a Spanish pottery olive oil jar with green and brown abstract decoration, 23 cm high (3)

A large tin-glazed albarello, one side painted with a lion rampant beside a tree, the reverse with an uppercase 'C' or 'G', probably 18th century, 27.5cm.

An 18th century Italian blue and white maiolica albarello, the waisted cylindrical sides painted with a crowned armorial of the letters LG above a fountain of three bowls, the shield flanked by tulips and between dashed bands, 31cm high (D)

Alan Caiger-Smith (1930) - AN ALBARELLO with vapoured silver-amber and red lustre decoration, 1996, 8 1/4" high (See illustration on page 9)

Alan Caiger-Smith (1930) - AN ALBARELLO decorated in gentle reddish lustre from in-glaze silver and copper carbonates, 1998, 10" high (See illustration on page 25)

Alan Caiger-Smith (1930) - AN ALBARELLO, vapoured silver lustre with touches of red, 1997, 8 1/2" high (See illustration on page 25)

18th Century Italian tin glazed pottery Albarello having blue and white painted decoration depicting a bird in a landscape, the reverse with the initials TG, 22cm high

A 19th Century maiolica albarello, the waisted cylindrical body painted in black with vertical panels of stylized flowers flanking the inscription 'Eremo di Camaldoli', indistinct marks to base, height approx 21.5cm (faults).

A 19th Century Albarello inscribed "Grania Tintor" and dated 1617 (rim chips etc), 6 ?" high

An 18th Century Italian blue and white tin glazed earthenware albarello, the slightly waisted cylindrical body painted with 'IHS' monogram framed by a cartouche and flanked by leaves, beneath a crown surmount, above an acanthus leaf framed vacant banner, height approx 27cm (cracks to rim). (See illustration)

18th century albarello of waisted form, decorated with a band of blue foliage, 7.5" high

An Italian maiolica albarello, inscribed on a central band 'Troci D Tera' between stylized kite-shaped motifs, the base with a painted mark, probably for Cantigalli. Footrim chips and drilled. 19th century, 23cm.

A 19th Century tin glazed earthenware albarello, of typical waisted cylindrical shape painted in blue with scrolling foliage flanking a crowned shield above a worn label, height approx 21cm (faults).

AN ALBARELLO of waisted cylindrical form, decorated in cobalt blue with flowers, 7" high.

A north Italian Albarello, the waisted cylindrical body with a panel depicting the rape of the Sabines, the reverse painted with a monogram and 'dated' 1700, restored chip to rim, 23.5m

A Southern Italian tin glazed earthenware Albarello, 17th Century/ 18th Century, the waisted stout body painted with a view of buildings and trees, height approx 19.5cm (chips to rim and foot).

A 17th/18th century Sicilian tin glazed albarello decorated with a green tree medallion on a blue and green foliate decorated ground, 24 cm high, and a similar smaller albarello with additional ochre decoration, 13 cm high

An early 18th century Italian Albarello of waisted form, bearing the legend ‘Ung-Digest’, and painted in the round with romantic figures in landscapes, 20cm (8in)

A 17th/18th century Spanish maiolica albarello, with flared rim above waisted cylindrical footed body, blue painted to one side with a rabbit surrounded by flower sprigs 15cm high

An 18th century Italian maiolica albarello the waisted cylindrical sides with crowned apothecary’s armorial above a cartouche inscribed 'Bac Junip’ 26cm high (D)

A maiolica albarello, probably Italian 17th/18th century, the waisted cylindrical body painted with a bird amid fruiting plants in yellow ochre, green and blue, 20cm high

Two 17th century Italian albarello, each typically waisted, one painted with a portrait rounded and foliage (5ins), the other with leaf scrolls, 6ins

A Venice maiolica albarello third quarter 16th century painted in ochre, yellow, green, blue and manganese with white highlights with an oval medallion encloding a Saint holding a palm, against dense scrolling foliage reserved in a dark-blue ground. 26.5cm., 10.5;in. restored A similarly decorated albarello in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, attributed to the workshop of Domenico da Venezia, is illustrated by Silvia Glaser, Majolika, no.219.

A Caltagirone maiolica albarello 18th century boldly painted with flowers and foliage against a dark-blue ground, the rims with bands of three dots 24cm., 9.5;in. rim chip, minor glaze losses Two similarly decorated bottle vases, with the same distinctive bands of three dots, are illustrated by A.Ragona, La maiolica siciliana dalle origini all'ottocento, ill.155.

Italian majolica albarello decorated in blue with a flower within a shield having scrolls

A 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN POTTERY MAJOLICA ALBARELLO, of waisted cylindrical form, polychrome decorated with two portrait roundels and ISISDIGA title in blue, 8 1/4 ins high.

Italian Polychrome Albarello

A rare Faenza maiolica albarello circa 1510 of slightly waisted squat cylindrical form, painted with a drug label in Gothic script against a ground of stylized foliage 16cm., 6.25in.

Three Italian maiolica wet drug jars early 17th century one Savona with running text Sir.Pap.Reados, in a landscape with wanderers in between the handle and spout, another with a formal floral decoration in berettino and a snake handle, and a Sicilian albarello on a high and slim foot, with dense polychrome decoration of formal floral scrollwork makers mark to the base of the first 18.5cm., 7.25in. 21cm., 8.25in. 20cm., 7.75in. (3)

Three Italian albarelli 17th and 18th century comprising a Nove covered albarello, with floral decoration enclosing a drug label, together with another, probably Deruta, dated 1614, painted with a label inscribed CFTO.MOLLIvo., together with another albarello, probably Naples, depicting a saint 22cm., 8.5in. some damage (4)

Four Italian maiolica albarelli first half 18th century all painted in blue, two Savona, one with San Francesco, the bible at his feet, with the spirit of Christ approaching him from a cloud, his name written on the plinth over the footring the other with a mountainous landscape, and two later Savona albarelli, each depicted with an easel the albarello with San Francesco marked with the lighthouse for Levantino of Albisola 23cm., 9in. 27.cm., 10.5in. 25.5cm.,10in. some chips (4)

A pair of blue and white majolica albarello, Spanish or Italian, each painted with a named cartouche, ' S, Peon' and S, Agn, Cas' against a leaf-scroll design, circa 1700, 11.5in.

An Italian majolica waisted albarello, painted in blue with buildings, above a dash band, and bearing the date 1764, 4 3/4" high (12 cm), a and a late Continental faience ladle, decorated in blue.

A Sicilian Maiolica Albarello second half 17th century of slightly tapering cylindrical form, decorated with a landscape medallion enclosed by a scrollwork cartouche set within a laurel wreath with gold balls and flowers, the reverse with stylised floral decoration 25.5cm., 10in. one vertical haircrack to the rim, typical fritting to the glaze

An Italian Maiolica Albarello probably Deruta, circa 1680 the double-gourd cylindrical form decorated on the front in blue and yellow with a panel of cherubs feeding birds over a cartouche with 'D.FINFIE' surrounded by stylised flowers and fable animals, the lower part with two cherubs enclosing a medallion with a female portrait, the reverse with similar floral decoration in blue incised II and red collector's label 21cm., 8.25in. one vertical haircrack to the rim, typical fritting to the glaze

A pair of blue splash decorated albarello, with metal fittings for conversion as table lamps, the pottery probably 17th century, 28.5cm. Overall. (2) Some damage.

Maiolica albarello vase painted in blue on a light blue ground with leaves and scrolling, the centre painted with 'lithontripton'? (some damages) 22cm high

A Brannam Pottery albarello shaped vase, decorated by Thomas Liverton, in a secessionist manner with stylised flowers and leaves, interlocking scrolling bands and motifs resembling coffee beans, in greens, blues and browns, 24cm high, pottery marks, 'TL' monogram and dated 1903.

An early 18thC Albarello, painted in blue and inscribed E.E. SASAPHRA, NH to underside in blue, 71/2" high, some glaze losses.

An Italian maiolica small albarello, perhaps Sicilian, painted in colours with a cartouche with a building and with scrolling foliage reserved on a blue ground, 7.5cm high, 18th century (small rim chip)

Two tin glazed albarello, 18th Century, one with painted with a coat of arms, the other with a crucifix over a tulip, 31cm high max. (2)

An Italian Maiolica albarello, painted with a boy in a landscape holding up a banner inscribed "Dianisum", 17th century, 20cm.

A dated armorial maiolica Albarello, probably Castelli, 1701, painted in yellow and blue with a shield enclosing a fleur-de-lys enclosed by scrollwork, the reverse inscribed G.A.T. 1701, cracked, 12cm .

An Italian maiolica albarello, of waisted form and reserved allover with a pale-blue ground, the central band inscribed .S.D.SPARAGI. with dark-blue foliate bands, 14cm high, 18th century, (small rim chips)