Antique French Art Nouveau majolica ewer, or pitcher, circa 1890. Made by Frie Onnaing in the Jacinthes pattern. Primarily olive, aubergine, aqua blue, and mustard with rose pink interior. Featured on The Majolica International Society website and in Pichets en Barbotine by Maryse Bottero. Measures 7.5" wide x 1.25" wide spout to handle. Excellent condition, one tiny flake at base corner.

Chinese Yixing teapot in Winter Blossom pattern. Handmade circa 1980. Measures 7 inches long by 5 inches high by 3.5 inches deep. 24 oz. Perfect condition.

Early 19th century moccaware pottery pitcher marked Henry Gale Bottlesford. From the Johnathan Rickard collection. Measures 6.25 inches tall by 7 inches wide handle to spout. There are some chips on the spout and a small flake on the rim, shown in one of the photos.

Large antique copper luster pitcher with pink, yellow, green and white enamel floral decoration. Staffordshire, circa 1840. Ex G.H. Becker collection. measures 7.75" high x 9.75" wide spout to handle. Small chip to handle and flakes to glaze.

Early Korean or Japanese earthenware storage jar in brown glaze with combed textured surface. Made sometime between the 11th and 17th centuries. This form of workaday pottery remained relatively unchanged throughout this time span and is difficult to precisely date. It measures 21 inches high and 12 inches wide at center. Good original condition with only one small hole and chip to base.