LARGE MAIOLICA ALBARELLO,

Venice, workshop of Domenico da Venezia, c. 1570.

"Fiori e Frutti" decoration, foliate tendrils and scrolled decoration on cobalt blue ground. With a portrait on both sides, one of a bearded man, the other of a lady with pearl earring, each within a volute cartouche,

H 38 cm, D 25 cm.

LARGE MAIOLICA ALBARELLO,

Venice, workshop of Domenico da Venezia, c. 1570.

"Fiori e Frutti" decoration, foliate tendrils and scrolled decoration on cobalt blue ground. The front with female portrait in a volute cartouche, the reverse with a reserve with the title "MOSTARDA F A" between volutes and bearded male heads.

H 38 cm, D 25 cm.

LARGE MAIOLICA PLATE "DA POMPA",

Pesaro or Casteldurante, late 16th century/beginning of the 17th century.

Stand for a large water ewer "bacile di versatore“. The centre with depiction of the antique mythological scene "Apollo und Daphne" within three circular bands with grotesque decoration in Compendiario style with depictions of satyrs, birds and scrollwork in between antique medallions on a white ground.

D 45 cm. Restored.

PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS,

probably Italy, 18th century. With maker's mark: GM.

H each approx. 20.5 cm. Total 683 g.

PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS,

Turin 18th century. Maker's mark: ALC.

H each approx. 17.4 cm. Total 543 g.

MAIOLICA "SCRAFFITO" BOWL,

Ferrara, 16th century.

Light green glaze with sgraffito details and a coat of arms in the centre, painted in green and ochre yellow.

D 29 cm. Repaired.

PAIR OF SMALL MASS JUGS,

probably Spain end of the 17th / early 18th century. With illegible hallmarks.

H each c. 13.5 cm. Total 277 g.

MAIOLICA "GHIRLANDA DI FRUTTA",

Florence, Della Robbia workshop, probably 15th/16th century.

Naturalistically modelled and painted. Mounted on a metal ring.

D 62 cm/41 cm/11 cm. Repairs and supplements.

PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS,

Turin, 18th century. Maker's mark indistinct.

H each approx. 27.5 cm. Total 1399 g.

ALBARELLO "BIANCHI DI FAENZA",

Faenza, late 16th/beginning of the 17th century.

Painted in blue, ochre and yellow. With a coat of arms with helmet decoration in a blue foliate border above two double lines with the inscription "UNG DIFFENZIVO".

H 17 cm.

PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS,

Venice, 18th century. Maker's mark: probably ARF.

H each approx. 20 cm. Total 1027 g.

TRAY WITH HANDLES,

Rome 1750-1780. Maker's mark indistinct.

Approx. 39x52.5 cm. Approx. 1760 g.

JUG,

probably Italy 18th century. With maker's mark.

H approx. 21 cm. 505 g.

SILVER-GILT COFFEE POT,

Augsburg 1707-11. Maker's mark: Johann Ludwig Schoap I.

H approx. 15 cm. Approx. 434 g.

SILVER-GILT PALM CUP,

Augsburg, probably end of the 17th century. With indistinct maker's mark and import mark of Austria / Hungary of the 19th century

H 5.6 cm. 90 g.

BÖTTGER STONEWARE TEAPOT AND COVER,

Meissen, model by Johann Jacob Irminger, c. 1710.

Reddish-brown, polished stoneware with unpolished relief elements. Of octagonal, conical form with curved spout with eagle head and curved handle. With a cartouche with unpolished crowned coat of arms in the field between the handle attachments, the field above the spout with a mask issuing a connecting support to the spout. The polished cover with palmette finial. Potter's mark: five-pointed star incised below the attachment of the handle.

H 10 cm. D 10.5 cm. Old repair to the handle (Lepke auction, 1925 "gekittet" (cemented)).

PROFFERING BOWL,

Augsburg 1745-47. Maker's mark: Elias Jäger II.

H approx. 13.5 cm. 301 g.

BOWL WITH OPENWORK AND RARE KAKIEMON DECORATION,

Meissen, c. 1730. Aeskulapstab mark (1722 to 1731).

The form and decoration after a Japanese model, ominaeshi and bamboo. The edge with pierced decoration of overlapping rings, painted in Kakiemon style. Underglaze blue caduceus mark, incised mark / in the base ring.

D 15.2 cm. Minor edge chip.

PLATTER WITH RARE KAKIEMON-STYLE DECORATION,

Meissen, model by J. J. Kändler, c. 1734, formed and painted c. 1735-1740.

Model with "Altem Ausschnitt". With a jumping blue lion behind a bamboo cane with a winding stem of flowering peony, a large peony bouquet on the right, and with three 'indianische' flower sprigs on the rim. Brown edge line. Underglaze blue sword mark, incised mark // and former's mark for Johann Elias Grund.

D 29.5 cm. Small repair to the edge.

SMALL BOX AND COVER,

Augsburg 1673-77. Maker's mark: Johann Beckert.

Inscribed on the base: "Maria Rosina Müllerin, sit dieses, von ihrem Liebsten verett worden, den 5 August, Anno 1689."

6x5 cm. 49 g.

SILVER-GILT PINEAPPLE GOBLET,

probably Germany, 17th century. Unmarked.

H 27 cm. Approx. 215 g.

CUP AND SAUCER WITH "WACHTELDEKOR",

Meissen, c. 1735.

Of octagonal form, painted in Kakiemon style with a pair of quail flanked by a flowering prunus tree and Kikyô bush, brown edge lines. Cup with underglaze blue sword mark, incised mark II (cup), former's mark . . (saucer).

H 6 cm, D 13.3 cm.

PLATE WITH OPENWORK AND "EICHHÖRNCHEN-DEKOR",

Meissen, design probably by Johann Friedrich Eberlein and Johann Gottlieb Ehder, c. 1740-1750.

Painted in Kakiemon style with grapes and a flying squirrel amidst a rice hedge with tendrils. Underglaze blue sword mark, Pressnummer 21.

D 23.3 cm.

BOX AND COVER,

Nuremberg 2nd half of the 18th century. Maker's mark: Georg Andreas Brenner.

H approx. 15 cm. 250 g.

LARGE BEAKER WITH COINS,

Berlin, 17th century. With maker's mark.

Parcel-gilt.

H 13 cm. 270 g.