English Majolica
English Majolica as we know it today was first produced by Herbert Minton in England in 1849. It became very popular between 1849 and 1885, when its popularity began to wane. By the early 1900's, the production of Majolica was minimal.
CARA Antiques carries many examples of work by Wedgewood, Minton, George Jones, Worcester, and other major English and European pottery houses.
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(last updated May 13, 2010)
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| 9187 | Copeland Jardinaire | A tall, handsome cobalt blue jardinaire with green handles and putti grasping hands around it. This is a dramatic piece with some restoration professionally done and invisible. |
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| 8944 | George Jones Jardinaire | Jones did only a few pieces with the Egyptian motif and this is the most rare, due to the heads of an Egyptian king on each side. There is a sphinx at each corner and a lovely turquoise background behind it all. |
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| 9266 | Minton Monkey Teapot | The most well-known teapot of all and here it is in great condition and good color. The price is fair - just ask. |
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| 9192 | Minton Heron & Fish | This is a famous piece made with Hughes Protat. It is 20" tall, graceful and with great detail & color. |
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| 9191 | Minton Swan Vases | These vases would grace any home. They are not too large, have lovely colors and Minton's excellent details are seen everywhere. |
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| 9271 | Minton Wine Cooler | A rare piece indeed, on 3 legs, in brilliant turquoise and floral swags. This is a real find for any Majolica lover. |
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| 9190 | George Jones Hunting Stein | This piece has elements seen on other items, but here they are all united in one dramatic piece: dog, fox, bird, rabbit and atop it all, the fox's head. |
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| 9241 | Minton Turquoise Flower Tray | This is a piece rarely seen. It is in perfect condition and would be a real find for a collector. |
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