Antique Clay Plates

A Portuguese painted clay early 20th century pottery plate from Sao Pedro do Corval, with yellow, brown and green floral decor.

We are pleased to present this set of fourteen drabware plates made in England in the mid-19th century. Drabware is distinctive from other pottery because the color of the plate is t...

It stands foursquare on a clay plate.

A series of three Dutch delft blue and white chargers hand-painted in a stunning deep blue with a yellow rim. The hand-painted design is known as the "peacock" pattern as it resemble...

Evidently a talented sculptor Mastroianni is best known today for his sculptobromure or sculpture éphémère which involved modelling images on sheets of clay which were then photograp...

Spanish 18th century glazed pottery plate or bowl. Decorated with geometric decorations in polychrome. In perfect original condition.

This is a large decorating Italian Majolica Wall Plate. It is a round plate with scalloped yellow and brown borders. It is depicting a big and bright colorful Fleur de Lis, that is a...

This is a very large decorating Majolica Plate depicting Don Quixote de La Mancha. These famous character is universally known by the Spanish novel book of Miguel de Cervantes (One o...

**Signed inside lid (image 7) & bottom of plate (image 10).**

Brown and mint creamware plate with late neoclassical watermark bordering scene depicting cavaliers of this period.  

This is a very large decorating Majolica Plate depicting the portraits of Don Quixote de La Mancha and Sancho Panza. These famous characters are universally known by the Spanish nove...

19th century French decorative bronze plate signed 'Clay' depicting a struggle between a great fish and a trio of putti (in the ancient classical art world, winged infants believed t...

The mirror shows some nice rub thrus to the red clay underground and the plate has fine old crazing (see photo 2 and a close up of the cover shot) giving the piece and good antique q...

In addition, since thin clay plates are fired, the plates themselves tend to warp or twist in the kiln.

Italian Art Nouveau Majolica Hibiscus Plate, Early 20th Century A handmade Italian majolica plate featuring a detailed hibiscus flower in shades of pink, white, green, and yellow. C...

This is a fine example of George Jones majolica. Jones worked for the Minton Co for a few years before opening his own factory in Stoke-on-Trent, England. He and his sons kept the ...

This is a pair of Wedgwood plates in the strawberry and grape pattern. This was one of Wedgwood's most famous patterns in majolica. It was often copied by other majolica companies....

This is a stunning Wedgwood plate. The background is turquoise with a large single leaf in the center, and smaller leaves, flowers, grapes and strawberries surrounding it. The mold...

Majolica is a pottery that was started in England by the Minton Company, 1851. The pottery quickly became popular and several other companies popped up throughout the UK and other co...

Wedgwood is a very fine china company from England that hired many exceptional artists who created majolica from approximately from 1860 - 1900. The shell and seaweed pattern was a ...

Beautiful Wedgwood Majolica leaf plate circa 1870 - 1880 in rare colors. Based on the marking on the back of the plate, "DUF" it was made in December of 1877.

This piece of majolica is in excellent condition with wonderful color. It would look beautiful in anyones collection. Also looks nice hanging on a wall. # 111

Majolica is a pottery that started in England by the Minton Company in 1851. The pottery quickly became popular and several other companies popped up throughout England.
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