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A CANTAGALLI MAJOLICA FRILLED BOWL, decorated with winged beasts, 20.5cm L x 17cm W x 8.5cm H, and a majolica ewer of footed baluster form, 24cm H. (2)

A Cantagalli pottery desk stand, modelled as a putto on a boat, with a candle sconce and inkwell, 32cm long,a pair of vases, 27cm high and a Quimper dish (4)

Two Cantagalli pottery vases, 31.5 and 32cm high (2)

ITALIAN MAJOLICA COMPORT, Florentine twin serpent handled circular pedestal fruit bowl, mythological painted centre, "Cantagalli" cockerel base mark 10" bowl diameter (one handle repaired)

A Cantagalli two-handled vase, late 19th/early 20th century, in the Islamic manner with two flat jagged handles, the body painted in yellow, blue, green and manganese with continuous bands of a geometric design, cockerel mark, one handle broken and restuck, 27cm.

TWO ITALIAN CANTAGALLI DELLA ROBBIA STYLE RELIEF PLAQUES LATE 19TH CENTURY moulded in high relief with details of singers from the Cantoria, Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, in white glaze on a blue ground, one with painted cockerel mark (2) Each 23cm high, 34cm wide approx.

A Cantagalli maiolica crespina: in Savona style, with shaped and pierced rim, painted with a putto and landscape panels on a ground of scattered insects, flowers and foliage, cockerel mark, 30 cm diameter.

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Imari Christmas tree decorations; a silver mounted flower bowl; a suite of fruit painted table glasses; a liqueur decanter and glasses; Wedgwood Jasperware; Cantagalli style bowl etc

Cantagalli, Italian lustre circular charger, with iridescent copper and cream glaze decorated in low relief with a bull before a tree, the reverse with foliate designs, painted cockerel factory mark, also marked 'LP 36', 17.5" diameter

A set of sixteen Italian majolica Cantagalli plates, 19th century, each decorated with a winged cherub, diameter 17cm. Condition report: Condition report: one plate has a chip to the edge and one has been broken and repaired.

A Cantagalli maiolica griffin candlestick

A large maiolica serpent handled floor vase, after Cantagalli, decorated with classical Italian scene, circa 1890. Height 61cm.

A Cantagalli cup and saucer, two plates and an armorial lidded decanter

A Cantagalli maiolica griffin candlestick

A Cantagalli style Mailica ewer, decorated with figures, foliage and mask, 32cm high

A Cantagalli maiolica griffin candlestick

A fourteen piece 19th century Cantagalli fruit set.

Two Early 20th Century Italian Majolica 'Cantagalli' Jars, the jars painted in typical palette and decorated with oak leaf foliate design, approx 30 cms, hand painted cockerel marks to base.

A Cantagalli Iznik-style ewer, late 19th/early 20th century, the ovoid body painted with panels of stylized flowerheads reserved on a blue scale ground, the flared neck with geometric borders and scrolling leaves, black cockerel mark, 28cm.

A Cantagalli Iznik-style ewer, late 19th/early 20th century, boldly decorated in blue, black, red and turquoise with an allover design of scrolling flowerheads and leaves, manganese cockerel mark, 27.5cm.

A large Cantagalli Iznik-style ewer and basin, late 19th century, boldly painted in turquoise, blue, black, green and pillarbox red with saz leaves, carnations and other flowers, cockerel marks, the ewer restored, 44cm max. (2)

A Cantagalli maiolica basket, decorated with groteschi, semi-clad maidens, with entwined serpent handles, together with a Jennens & Bettridge papier mache and mother of pearl chonoiserie tea caddy

An Italian maiolica plate with a putto, Cantagalli, 19th C. Dia.: 22 cm We have more lots available for bidding on on our website only, see www.rm-auctions.com. Both auctions are being held simultaneously, but the extra lots are not available during our live auction nor on this platform. Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

Ceramics - a Queen Anne part tea set; another, Salisbury China; a Cantagalli type jug; a late 19th century Wedgwood jasperware jug; Royal Copenhagen trinket dishes, etc

AN ITALIAN MAJOLICA POTTERY URN, painted with a boating scene and snake scroll handle, surmounted by two lambs and a selection of other Majolica pottery including Cantagalli (6)

A pair of Iznik style vases, probably Cantagalli, 19th or early 20th century, brightly painted with flowers in blue, green, red and black, 31cm high (2) Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's 14th May 1994, lot 395 .

AN ITALIAN CANTAGALLI TIN-GLAZED FLASK, a Victorian wash jug and basin and other ceramics

An early 20th Century Cantagalli maiolica charger decorated in the Renaissance style with a central roundel depicting St. Martin of Tours and a kneeling man with a castle and moat in the background, the border edge with four shields each hanging from the mouth of a lion within acanthus leaves and to a blue ground, painted cockerel mark, diameter 47cm

A large early 20th Century Cantagalli pedestal basket vase decorated in the Renaissance style with cherubs, stylised birds and grotesque griffin in tones of green with copper lustre detailing against a blue ground, the handle formed as a fish with its head leaning upon a male torso with wings, bears paper label stating 'The gift of her Majesty Queen Victoria to Susan, Duchess of Roxburghe', the cockerel beneath the label, height 51cm

A Morris & Co Daisy tile designed by William Morris, on Dutch Delft blank, painted with clumps of daisy flowers in yellow on a white ground, a Cantagalli Hispano Moresque tile, modelled in low relief with Arabic script, a Thomas Elsley Sunflower tile, a Minton's encaustic tile designed by A.W.N. Pugin and a collection of Art Nouveau tiles, unsigned, minor chips, 15.5cm. square (a lot) Provenance The Tile collection of Carolyn Wraight. Literature Richard & Hilary Myers William Morris Tiles, page 16 for variations of this design.

*A 19th century Cantagalli maiolica glazed charger, the central panel depicting semi-nude figures and cherub within a landscape, with the Latin proverb Facta Non Verba (Deeds not Words) armorial above, within further border of cherubs and figures, underglaze blue cockerel mark verso and No.27, dia.37cm

TWO SIMILAR CANTAGALLI LUSTER CHARGES with moulded lobed rings and stylised bands of decoration, each 40cm diameter (2)

*A late 19th century Cantagalli maiolica glazed shallow dish having central floral decoration on a pale yellow ground, having underglazed cockerel mark verso, together with various other 19th century maiolica wares to include water jug with pinched rim on a blue & yellow ground bearing a motto 'Bevi tutto', 19th century maiolica inkwell, etc

A Cantagalli lustre charger, after the Master Giorgio Gubbio, late 19th century, the centre painted with an archangel and a boy within grotesque head, animal and musical trophy borders, the border with inscription M. Giorgio, blue cockerel mark to underside, 37cm

A pair of Cantagalli style slender ewers, 42cm high

A Cantagalli maiolica dish, in the form of a shell, 25cm diameter

A rare antique French Faience armorial jug, Perouges manufacture (ex. Coll Adam Faith), a 19th century Florentine maiolica bottle marked Certosa di Firenze, an old Cantagalli jug and matching saucer and two early Quimper small dishes.

A Cantagalli pottery oval centrepiece, the oval embossed body applied with open mouthed masks, raised on a central pedestal surrounded by four hooves, to an oval base, all decorated in a traditional palette, cockerel mark to base, af, height 8ins, maximum diameter 12ins Condition report: Chip to edge, one mask very chipped, two others have glazing damage

A group of Cantagalli blue and white wares, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising; a two-handled bulbous vase painted with a putto on a dolphin, 15cm high; a lobed cup and a saucer; a pair of small flasks and covers, 15cm high; a small moonflask, 15cm high; also a Savona style blue and white two-handled vase, 15.5cm high, (a.f).

An Italian Cantagalli circular charger With raised centre, decorated with stylised figures and winged beasts and a geometric border, diameter 32cm.

A pair of 19th century Cantagalli Majolica vases, each with loop handles to side and mask head mounts, painted with classical figures on a socle and square plinth, 26.5cm high

A Cantagalli majolica charger decorated with a dog portrait of a Russian toy terrier or Manchester terrier in a garden setting, blue cockerel painted mark, 29cm diam approx ** Russian toy terriers were so called due to many of the breed being owned by the Russian aristocracy prior to 1917, by repute this dog was called 'Maudie' by the family and was painted as a special commission by the factory

A Cantagalli Iznik charger, decorated with scrolling sprays and stylized flower heads within a foliate border, cockerel mark verso, 32cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Crazed throughout. The underside of rim with dripped glaze and glaze chips revealing body. Chip and wear to foot rim.

A CANTAGALLI MIAOLICA GROTESQUE WALL BRACKET, 14.5CM H, PANTED COCKEREL, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C

A pair of Ginori maiolica vases and covers, late 19th/20th century, painted in the Renaissance style with panels of Classical figures between masks, mythical beasts and foliate scrolls, and a Cantagalli small tureen and cover with similar decoration, the cover with a putto and serpent finial, small damages, 31cm max. (6)

A Cantagalli Hispano-Moresque pottery ewer, footed form with scroll handle with mask base, painted with a cherub in heart-shaped panel, inside classical dragons, in gold and red lustre on a blue ground, painted mark to base, 29cm. high

A Cantagalli pottery Iznik charger, painted to the well with stylised flowers, the rim with a simple band, painted cockerel mark, minor glaze loss to rim, 39.5cm. diam.

A Cantagalli Hispano-Moresque pottery ewer, slender form with tall neck and scroll handle with dragon terminal, painted with classical figures and scrolling foliage in golden and red lustre on a blue lustre ground painted factory mark, 39cm. high

A Della Robbia style architectural panel by Cantagalli, modelled in relief with the Madonna and Child, glazed in blue and white impressed cockerel roundel, chips and losses, 50cm. high, 53cm wide.

A Cantagalli lustre vase

Two boxes of various china wares to include Cantagalli tea set, Bretby fruit bowl, Art Deco style figure, decanters, gilt brass and embossed fruit bowl, other china wares, Coronation spoon in cases and an oak over mantle mirror etc

ITALIAN MAJOLICA COMPORT, Florentine twin serpent handle circular pedestal fruit bowl with mythology painted centre, Cantagalli cockerel base mark, 10" bowl dia (1 handle repaired)

AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA LUSTRE VASE of baluster shape, painted with a silhouette portrait of a woman, inscribed 'ALLFINEELDILOAD', the reverse with formalised scrolls, Cantagalli style mark to the base, 12.5" high. Provenance: A Collection of Maiolica from a European Noble Family

AN ITALIAN CANTIGALLI LUSTRE POTTERY JUG decorated with cockerels and birds within flowers, on a copper lustre ground, painted blue marks, late 19th century, 7" high, and three other similar Italian Cantagalli vases (4)

Small William De Morgan Merton Abbey ewer having typical red lustre stylised foliate decoration on an off-white ground, impressed marks, 12cm high together with a similarly decorated Cantagalli jug, painted cockerel mark, 13.5cm high Condition: Smaller jug extensively restored, minor rubbing to the lustre on both - **General condition consistent with age

An 18thC portrait plate, possibly Cantagalli, tin glazed with blue and lustre decoration, diameter 21.5cm

Cantagalli wall pocket decorated with cherubs, length 47cm

A Cantagalli majolica plate painted Isnik style with pomegranates and flowers with foliage border, painted mark, 31cm diameter

Cantagalli Faience Teapot late 19th century Of squat ovoid form, the sides with a twin naturalistic scroll handle, painted with scrolling foliage and flowers, Cockerel mark To Base

A Cantagalli majolica comport, painted mark to underside, 15cm high