Antique Majolica Figural Smoking Stand - circa 1800's -Tobacco Aficionados Gift

From Family Estate - Charming ceramic figurine featuring a young boy with planters. Earthy tones with green, brown, and cream colors. Collectible Majolica Ceramic Smoking Accessory Stand - For Tobacco, Matches, Cigarettes and Pipe - Circa late 19th Century - Marked SS-, 2460 and 0 on Bottom - Excellent Overall Antique Condition with a Small Shallow Crack shown in the last Photo - From My Family Estate Circa 8" H x 5.75" W x 6.25" D Majolica is a type of earthenware pottery characterized by a tin glaze that provides a white, opaque surface for intricate, hand-painted decoration. The term is particularly associated with Renaissance Italian pottery, where it was developed and widely produced. Majolica's vibrant colors and detailed artwork, often depicting historical or mythical scenes, make it a highly sought-after collectible. During the Victorian era, majolica continued to be produced, with notable manufacturers like Minton producing both "revivalist" and "naturalistic" styles