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A Dated maiolica Drug Jar, North Italian, 1680, of deeply waisted form and inscribed in blue on a yellow belt 'ENP.D.FIGLI.D.ZACCARIA' with the date 1680 below three crossed wheat ears, 19cm

A pair of Montelupo maiolica Wet Drug Jars, late 17th century, each of ovoid form with a pale blue ground and with gothic script labels reading: Diamoron and Mele Spumato between deeper blue stiff leaves and with ochre grotesque heads at the base, both damaged, 24cm, (2)

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 .

A Gerace polychrome maiolica Drug Jar, mid 19th Century, painted with the head of a helmeted warrior against an ochre ground reserved on scrolling gothic foliage, 24cm

A Neapolitan maiolica Drug Jar, early 18th century, of wide form painted in blue with a house in a landscape, chip, 13.5cm

An Italian Maiolica charger, probably Venice, c. 1700, painted with a ruin within a landscape, 38.5cm. Extensive repairs and now mounted in an ebonised wooden frame

An Italian maiolica two-handled ovoid jar probably Montelupo, circa 1460-80, painted with alternating bands of curved blue stripes divided by manganese dashes, divided by yellow bands, the strap handles with blue stripes; together with a Montelupo maiolica bowl, circa 1480-90, painted with scattered blue foliage against a manganese trellis-pattern ground, 19.5cm., 7.75in. one handle of jar restuck and typical glaze losses and minor damage, the bowl in seven restuck fragments with one section missing, (2)

Two rare Umbrian maiolica jugs and a two-handled bowl Orvieto, circa 1250-1350, the first of baluster form with a pinched spout, painted in manganese and green with a scrolling leaf within an oval frame; the second decorated in a similar palette with a seeded scale-ground diamond-shaped panel on each side, framed by a green circle and manganese lines, green dashes below the spout; the two-handled bowl with green stripes within manganese lines around the side and a leaf in the centre, the jugs: 14.4cm., 5.625in. and 12.7cm., 5in.; the bowl: 15.2cm., 6in. across handles, extensive restoration, (3)

An Italian maiolica tazza possibly Faenza, circa 1600, painted with a scene of St. George slaying the dragon, the ochre-ground rim with a band of stripes, 30.5cm., 12in. cracked, footrim damaged

A fine Castelli maiolica plate early 18th century, painted in the workshop of Carlo Antonio Grue in enamels embellished with gilding with a scene depicting Abraham and Isaac (Genesis 22:1-19), with Isaac kneeling before the lamb on the altar, enclosed by putti holding flowers and two masks within cartouches flanked by flowers, 19.3cm., 7.5625in. Two similarly decorated plates, attributed to Carlo Antonio Grue, are published by L. Moccia, Le antiche maioliche di Castelli d'Abruzzo, exhibition catalogue, Rome, Palazzo Venezia, December 1968 to February 1969, nos.69 and 72.

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)

A Savona maiolica tazza, painted in shades of green, ochre, manganese and blue with birds, trees and ruins, 34cm diameter, Genoa beacon-light mark, 18th century (minor damage)

An Iberian maiolica bowl, with flared rim, painted in shades of green, manganese, ochre and blue, with a central geometric device incorporating a star and within a rectangular panelled band border, 30.5cm diameter, (cracked and rivetted), and a Hispano-Moresque bowl of conical form, painted with a central feathered device, 27.5cm diameter, (some flaking of the glaze), 18th century

Castelli style maiolica covered tureen, late 19th Century, inverted baluster form with dome cover, decorated with an armorial crest and figural landscape, bordered with fruiting vines in polychrome underglaze colours, 12ins diameter.

Set of five Castelli style maiolica plates, late 19th Century, each with crested landscape within a fruiting vine border, 10.25ins diameter

Italian Maiolica plaque, with central armorial held by cupids surrounded by classical motifs of Griffins, lions, figures and urns in shades of yellow, blue and green, 19in (48cm) diameter

An Italian maiolica istoriato dish, painted with shepherds minding their flock, late 16th/17th century, 27cm. Extensively damaged.

A Italian maiolica rectangular plaque, moulded in relief with the Madonna and child and decorated in blue, green, yellow and manganese, probably 18th century, 38cm.

A pair of Cantagalli maiolica vases, painted with blue flowers on a lustre ground, cockerel marks, 19th century, 21.5cm. (2)

A Sicilian maiolica vase, early 17th Century, of bombola form, painted with a saint on a reserve amongst bold scrolling foliage, extensive restoration, 35cm high

An Italian maiolica bowl, base lacking, of fluted form painted roundels after Titian, serpents and exotic birds.

An antique Continental maiolica oval Plaque painted figure, angels, etc, titled LA V. INES DE MON, grand fer colours, 11 x 9in,

An Imari high-shouldered vase, 12ins, (a.f), and a Continental maiolica dish, 17ins

A Cantagalli maiolica bust of child, in a blue drapery, the oval plinth painted with stylised flowers in yellow borders, 31cm h, incised signature and cross, painted cockerel in manganese, late 19th c. Edge chip to the plinth and minor flaking in places

A pair of modern Italian maiolica vases and covers, the ovoid bodies each painted with three oval reserves scattered with vignettes of landscape and figures on a yellow ground, 83cm high (4)

A Cantagalli Maiolica Jug, in 16th century style, of flattened ovoid form, painted with a townscape to one side, Roman soldiers fighting at the edge of a lake on the other in typical colours, cockerel in blue and 10, {27.5cm high} (small chips to rim and slight glaze flaking to handle terminal and basal rim)

An Italian Maiolica Large Circular Plaque in Renaissance Style, circa 1880, centrally painted with an "istoriato" scene of Romans shackling Spartacus, within a midnight blue border painted with repeat groteschi, {61.5cm diameter} (thumbnail size chip on rim)

A maiolica dish.

A late 19th/early 20th Century Continental maiolica pottery eight light standard candelabra, the sconces moulded with griffins and floral swags supported by bulbous column, the base with standing figures of "The Three Graces", circular base with four winged mythical beasts, 67ins high (damaged and repaired)

Paul Atterbury and Maureen Batkin - "The Dictionary of Minton", Antique Collectors Club 1990 (one volume), and four other books of Minton and Maiolica interest

A Cantagali maiolica vase, 19th Century, painted with figures and cherub before a townscape, with twin mask and serpent handles, 39cm high. (AF)

A pair of Sicilian maiolica albarelli, 17th century, each of waisted form, painted in yellow, green and manganese with flowering plants and scrolling foliage against a blue ground with green and yellow bands to the neck and foot, 30.2cm., 11.875in., one with minor flat chips to footrim, scattered minor flaking to glaze (2).

Italian Maiolica dish, possibly Urbino, 17th Century, with a central profile medallion of a young man within a border decorated with winged beasts and medallions, polychrome tin glazes (repaired and with old restoration), labelled verso, Collection Frank Falkner, ex Collection of Sig. Lucifora, Palermo, 10ins diameter

AN 18TH CENTURY SOUTH ITALIAN MAIOLICA BALUSTER VASE with polychrome decoration inscribed A.D.Isopo, 10" high.

An Italian maiolica diminutive vase, of four-sided bag form with pierced arcaded rim, painted with busts in shaped reserves on a foliate ground, Angelo Minghetti & Son mark(?) under, 8.4cm.

A maiolica lustreware dish, decorated with stylized scrolling foliage in pale orange and copper red on a blue ground, 19th century, 25.5cm. Riveted.

An Italian Maiolica small baluster vase, painted with a simple flower spray in green ochre and blue, 18th / 19th century, 16.5cm. A 4.5cm. rim crack.

A large Italian maiolica two-handled cistern, of ovoid form, painted in blue with grotteschi and with spheres of the Medici arms, the spigot hole with satyr mask, 59cm high, Cantagalli style cockerel mark (chips to handle)

An Italian maiolica albarello, painted in shades of blue with an equestrian figure. of a herald, 23.5cm high (small chips. and cracks)

An Italian maiolica Urbino-style crespina, painted in shades of ochre, green and blue in the Istoriato manner with Apollo with a lyre, surrounded by figures from classical mythology, including a centaur, 29cm diameter, 19th century (rim chips)

A late 19th Century Wedgwood maiolica cheese dish and cover, the exterior of the cylindrical cover moulded in relief with primroses and with rustic pattern handle, the circular brown glazed base of basket pattern, 10ins diameter x 8.25ins high (base broken in three pieces and with old riveted repairs and with indistinct impressed mark "Wedgwood", cover with painted pattern No. M 1744). See lot 20 for illustration.

A pair of 19th Century Continental maiolica glazed stoneware urns with shaped rims, the exteriors boldly moulded with leafage and green and brown glaze, on moulded and lobed stem and base, with plain square plinth, 24ins diameter x 29ins high

A pair of massive Italian maiolica models of Dalmatian dogs, seated on a green cushion with glass inset eyes, 108cm h, c1800

*Geo. Jones maiolica ware sardine dish, cover and stand decorated fishes, storks and flowers in alternate panels within bamboo borders, the octagonal raised lid with stork finial, the mottled green base with Geo. Jones monogram and registration lozenge for 1875, 81/2 ins x 71/2 ins

A late 18th/early 19th century Italian maiolica drug jar, possibly Savona, the manganese inscription between blue swags tied to rosettes painted on ovolo mouldings and above the socle foot, 19cm high (D).

A MINTON MAIOLICA FRUIT BOWL of cabbage leaf form, supported by two white rabbits on an oval base, 9 1/2" wide. (restoration).

A Ginori maiolica sweetmeat figure, with a boy standing holding a basket on a circular base, painted mark, c.1900, 21cm. A few small chips.

An Italian Maiolica Wet Drug Jar, probably Sicily, 16th/17th century, globular, raised on a pedestal foot, the chimney-form neck applied with a broad strap handle opposite a slightly curved spout, the body decorated in Venetian style with green and yellow foliate scrolls in a blue ground, unmarked, {22.8cm} (chip and hairline in handle).

Another Italian Maiolica Wet Drug Jar, probably Sicily, 16th/17th century, of similar form to the previous lot, with striped straight spout and broader neck, unmarked, {21.7cm} (very minor reduction to chip on spout).

A LARGE ITALIAN MAIOLICA CHARGER, 19th century, painted in typical colours with Neptune and Amphitrite seated in a chariot drawn by hippocampi surrounded by frolicking tritons, the border with coat of arms, 47cm diameter.

A LARGE ITALIAN MAIOLICA CHARGER, 19th century, painted in typical colours with Galatea standing in a scallop shell drawn by dolphins surrounded by frolicking centaurs and nereids, the border with putti, 47cm diameter.

A Savona maiolica tazza, painted with a winged putto flying within an Italianate landscape, 28.5cm diameter, Script A.C mark, 18th century (restored rim chip)

An Italian maiolica wet-drug jar, painted in shades of blue, manganese and ochre with a figure, probably St. John the Evangelist and inscribed in a banner Sy: D. Eris: mo, 22cm high, late 17th/18th century (chips)

A maiolica bottle vase, possibly Spanish, of globular form with a slender neck and painted in shades of blue, green and ochre with a ship with furled sails, 28cm high, 18th century (some glaze chips)

A Nevers maiolica model of a putto seated upon a dolphin, partially painted in shades of blue and ochre, 17cm high, 18th century (repaired tail)

A Cantagalli faience footbath, circa 1880, in maiolica style, the oval fluted body decorated with flowers internally and externally and applied with lion mask and serpent handles, cockerel mark, broken and re-stuck, 21" wide

A Siena maiolica plate, decorated with figures in a landscape, probably after Antonia Tempesta with a small central figure leading a man with a bull's head, 18th century, 25.5cm. A section broken and re-glued.

An Italian maiolica low stand, reticulated with birds and scrolls, the centre painted with the head and shoulders of a woman, no mark, 17th century, 27.5cm. Broken and repaired.

A Ginori maiolica oval jardiniere, with four animal head handles all raised on hoof feet and an oval base, painted with two classical figures beside the sea, painted mark, 19th century, 42.5cm. Minor damage.

A Montelupo Maiolica dish, painted with a soldier carrying a long handled axe against wave like mountains, 17th Century, (chipped and cracked), 31.5cm diameter