Majolica is a type of heavy earthenware, design-molded and decorated in vivid colors with either a lead or tin type glaze. It reached its height of popularity in the Victorian era. Examples from this period are found in only the lead glazes. Nearly every potter of note, both here and abroad, produced large majolica jardinieres, umbrella stands, pitchers with animal themes, leaf shapes, vegetable forms and nearly any other design from nature that came to mind. Not all, however, marked their wares. Color and condition are both very important worth-assessing factors. Pieces with cobalt, lavender and turquoise glazes command the highest prices.

Flower Frogs

AD178 Majolica Art Deco Nude... $ 155.00

Humidors

MJ122 Majolica Monk Figural... $ 395.00

MJ063 Majolica Young Boy... $ 375.00

Majolica Figural Teapots

MJ317 Majolica... $ 225.00	MJ312 Majolica... $ 195.00	MJ160 Majolica... $ 195.00	MJ314 Majolica... $ 225.00
MJ313 7 1/2" Majolica... $ 225.00

Match Holders/Strikers

MJ321 Majolica Black Boy Match... $ 295.00

MJ098 Majolica Black Lady ... $ 395.00

MJ195 Majolica "Black Boy... $ 395.00

Vases

MJ107 Majolica Art Nouveau... $ 1195.00