Pair of Neapolitan Umbertine Chest of Drawers Italy 19th Century

France, Late XIX Century

Majolica tulip holder with polychrome grotesque decorations.

Italy Late 19th century

Heraldic coat of arms in majolica terracotta surrounded by a mask at the top and a garland of flowers and fruit at the base. In the right section the coat of arms of the Piccolomini family is clearly recognizable, consisting of a blue cross "loaded with five moons upright gold" on a silver background, to which a black eagle on a gold background is subsequently added.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Earthenware plate with basket with fine openwork decoration. Venetian production.

Italy First Half of the 19th Century

Earthenware jug and basin. Manufacture mark engraved under the base of the bowl.

Italy Early 19th century

Earthenware cruet with Egyptian figure in the center and ring grip, finely perforated cruet baskets.

Italy First Half of the 19th Century

Leaf-shaped majolica centerpiece with polychrome flower and rocaille decorations. Manufacture mark under the base.

France Second Half of the 19th century

Majolica planter with wavy edge and polychrome small flower decoration.

Italy Mid 19th century

Earthenware salt shaker with elements inserted into a finely perforated basket supported by four feet with leafy scrolls.

Middle East 19th Century

Inkwell in glazed earthenware, of Middle Eastern production with reservoir and three openings for inserting writing instruments. Decorated with vertical segments to simulate bands of tree trunks tied together.

Italy, 1880 ca.

Ginori porcelain tete a tete service with decoration made by the Richard Ginori manufacture. Decoration with retouched decal with mythological motif. Maker's mark under the bases. Service consisting of coffee pot, sugar bowl, two cups and tray.

France, 1860 ca.

Tete a tete service in white porcelain with brown band decoration, polychrome plant motifs and gold highlights. Service consisting of tray, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and two cups with saucers.

Europe 1820-1830 ca.

Porcelain sugar bowl with saucer of European manufacture, possibly France. The gold decoration and the oriental figures in the reserves recall the Neapolitan manufacture of Raffaele Giovine.