Dealer Showcase: Pottery, Stoneware

Faience Barber Bowl This charming French faience barber bowl has indentations for the facial soap brush, the curve of the chin and bowlfor the soap to fall into.  Hand painted with flowers on a white background, this now would be used as a wall accessory.  The ...

Kurdish Water Jar Please contact us for more information, photos, or video.  Thank you, Le Louvre French Antiques

French Majolica Planter Please contact us for more information, photos, or video.  Thank you, Le Louvre French Antiques

A lovely glazed terra cotta Vase, commonly called Tian by the French and originally coming from Narbonne in the South West of France near the Spanish border. . A few chips can be seen due to the age. Circa date 1900. Dimensions 8"high/ 18"diameter.

French Confit PotsThese pots have their origins in the South of France. They were used to preserve and season various foods. Now, they are commonly used as vessels for dried arrangements or stand on their own as a decorative country French accessory.Please contact us for ...

Copy Antique Faience PlatesReproduction of Antique Faience Plates in Museums – Very Good Condition – Marks and cracks replicate antique plates as they are in the museum today – 20th C. –Will also sell plates separately.  Their condition is as they are in the museum today.  All ...

This 10-inch-high, mint-condition majolica cheese keeper is attributed to Joseph Holdcroft, a famous potter of majolica in Longton, England, because it has the same yellow glaze base that is on other identified and marked pieces.  The pattern is called "Fern and Rope." Listed in both "Keate's ...

A beautiful example of the "Renaissance" style often referred to as the "shell and seaweed" pattern, this piece features a sea nymph supporting a seashell container.  The Victorians used these pieces not only as a decorative pieces but also as decorative pieces such as pickle, ...

A fine vibrantly colorful Moorcroft England pottery vase of bulbous form with flowers in the round, in excellent condition measuring 12 inches in height and 4 inches at the widest, and would make an impressive gift or addition to any fine household.

A rare Eastern French FAIENCE plate in red-pink, green, and blue enamels of a noble fierce eagle wearing a crown from the Strasbourg region, Les Islettes or Luneville, dating to early 19th century.The plate is exceptional in detail, finely painted and superbly colored in the enamels typical of Eastern French faience of the 18th century.  ...

18th Century English earthenware box with embossed raised crest detail and Greyhound  reclining on the lid. The box has pleasing proportions, the pottery, painting and glaze are in very fine condition with minimal wear for a piece of this age.Dimensions: 6 Inches Length x  3.5 ...

STRASBORG FAIENCE an early 18th century plate, complete with 250 year old staples.This is a magnificent plate, worthy of the pricey repair.  Can't you just hear the potter telling Madame, "Voila...better than new" Truly a stunning plate.  If you are a collector of 18th century ...

LES ISLETTES, FAIENCE plate, 18th century France.  A fine quality Northern France plate from the STRASBORG region.  Exceptional color and condition, these plates are extremely hard to find in good condition. Shown below, the companion plate listed separately. Dimensions:  9 Inches (24.5 cms)Condition:  Excellent

Description: Majolica Barbotine pottery (high relief) Lemons in elegant pyramid form. A rare and fine Italian signed Bassano, early Naples (Giorni mark) and lovely find. Super accent piece for kitchen or your party centerrpiece, makes you want to reach out and squeeze the lemons! Barbotine pieces ...

A great pottery tile, portrait of Buffalo Bill .The tile is in a great shade of olive green, all over crazing & good condition with the exception of a small glaze blip on his nose. Impressed mark on the back of the tile The Providential ...