The Art of Al Fresco

A set of twelve porcelain Limoges plates in the morning glory pattern by Ceralene, marketed by Musée du Louvre, circa 1910. Two additional plates a...

A pair of Karatsu stoneware dinner plates, Japan circa 1920.

A Baroque walnut trestle table, made in Spain in the 18th or 19th century. Ex Hearst, purchased by a family friend, with them till now. The two lea...

A set of eight large walnut and tapestry chairs, Spain, 18th or 19th century. Includes tightening and polishing. Seat height 21".

A Chinese blue and white Canton serving dish, circa 1920.

An Imari charger, Japan circa 1880. The charger is decorated in blue and white glazes depicting a tree on top of a hill, with mountains in the back...

A pair of bronze French Baroque style candlesticks, each supported by three satyrs, 19th century.

A pair of pewter plates, 18th or 19th century.

A set of four vintage watermelon plates.

This amphora is of good size with shades of bright yellow to burnt mustard shades. A great, colorful addition to any home.

Rare and large trompe-l'œil bronze monster blueberries by Popliteo. One of an edition of six.

Six majolica Wedgwood plates, made in England, circa 1920. Each plate has a yellow border, with the center of the plate decorated with leaves outli...

A nice large and bright majolica pottery tile panel depicting jumping frogs in a pond with cattails and flowering vines. The ochre colored border i...

A probably Longchamp faïence serving low bowl, France circa 1870. Decorated in Yellow and blue on a white ground with a bird in the center resting ...

An unusual lobed majolica oyster dish, England circa 1880.

A pair of 19th Century French green glazed Majolica plates with ivy leaves

A late 19th Century Austrian Majolica plate in the shape of a leaf, hold 2 cookies and a nut, circa 1880

19th Century English Majolica multi colored glazed plate with lily pads

A late 19th Century Adams & Bromley English oyster plate with fish, circa 1880

A Fielding and Company English Majolica multi colored oyster plate, circa 1900.

A pair of large Italian pottery covered jars, circa 1960.

A pair of vintage cast stone planters, circa 1950. The sides of the plater are tapered down and have a raised face of a lion on each side.

An Adams Neoclassical planter, probably zinc with patina, 19th century.

A beautifully carved white marble jardiniere/planter made during the 19th century in France or Italy. As there is no drain we think it might have b...