THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF DAVID DREW
1
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Coldrum Pottery
A stoneware vase
bulbous form with collared rim, covered in a grey and black glaze impressed ‘COLDRUM CHELSEA’ 22.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
2
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Coldrum Pottery
A stoneware vase covered with a streaky blue glaze over a red ground impressed ‘COLDRUM’ 22.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
3
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Coldrum Pottery
A stoneware vase covered in a light blue running glaze impressed ‘COLDRUM’ 26cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
4
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Coldrum Pottery
A stoneware vase covered in a dark blue and black glaze impressed ‘COLDRUM CHELSEA’ 17.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
5
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Soon Pottery
A stoneware lugged vase rectangular, with a blue and cream running glaze impressed ‘SOON’ 22cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
6
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Soon Pottery
A stoneware lugged vase covered in a streaky light blue and purple glaze impressed ‘SOON’ 20.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
7
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Coldrum Pottery
A stoneware vase with a blue glaze and a lighter blue glaze running from the rim impressed ‘COLDRUM’ 25cm high; and a speckled glaze stoneware vase by Reginald Faifax Wells (2).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
8
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Coldrum Pottery
A stoneware vase covered in a red streaky glaze impressed ‘COLDRUM’ 19.5cm high; and a smaller red glaze vase by Reginald Fairfax Wells (2).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
9
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Storrington Pottery
A large stoneware vase baluster form, covered in a pink and white glaze impressed ‘S’ 22cm high; and another Reginald Fairfax Wells stoneware vase, and a similar crackled glaze vase (3).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
10
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Soon Pottery
Two stoneware lugged vases cylindrical form, both with light glazes both impressed ‘SOON’ 23cm and 20.5cm high (2).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
11
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951)
Sympathy, a bronze figure group modelled as a mother holding her child titled and signed ‘R.F.Wells’ 37cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£8001,200
12
Reginald Fairfax Wells (18771951) at Soon Pottery
Four small stoneware vases two with lug handles each incised ‘SOON’ the largest 13cm high; and a similar stoneware vase (5).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
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Charles Vyse (18821971)
A stoneware vase, 1925 with a blue and turquoise glaze incised signature and date 15cm high; and a cutsided stoneware bowl by Charles Vyse (2).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
Φ 14
Charles Vyse (18821971)
A stoneware vase, 1933 bulbous form, with scrolled handles to the neck, decorated with a dark green and yellow glaze signed and dated 10.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
15
William De Morgan (18391917)
A vase by J S Babb
shouldered form painted with flower stems in shades of aubergine, green and black on a turquoise ground painted monogram JB 20cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£8001,200
16
William De Morgan (18391917) at Fulham Pottery
A Mongolian pattern tile, 1898 painted with Persian flower in blues and greens impressed Fulham mark to reverse 15.5 x 15.5cm.
Literature: Martin Greenwood, The Designs of William De Morgan, Richard Dennis, page 149 catalogue number 592 for the original drawing illustrated.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
17
William De Morgan (18391917)
A large fan tile painted in blues and greens 20.5 x 20.5cm.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
18
William De Morgan (18391917) at Fulham Pottery
Two tiles
decorated with carnations, showing flower heads and green leaves one with Fulham Pottery impressed marks 15.5 x 15.5cm (2).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
19
William De Morgan (18391917) at Merton Abbey
A Honeysuckle pattern large tile decorated with white flowers on a turquoise ground Merton Abbey impressed mark 17 x 20cm; and a William De Morgan Persian flower on a Poole blank (2).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
20
William De Morgan (18391917) at Merton Abbey
A Single Rose pattern tile decorated with a blue rose impressed Merton Abbey Mark 15.5 x 15.5cm; and two William De Morgan floral tiles (3).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
21
Samuel Alcock & Co.
The Portland vase, circa 1880 marked ‘SA & Co No 3/9281’ 26.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£200300
22
Thomas Smith & Co.
A stoneware Portland jug impressed marks 21cm high; with two Doulton Lambeth jugs, a Doulton Lambeth jar by Arthur Barlow, and a Fulham style jug (5).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
23
Edgar Kettle (18421877) for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery
A stoneware vase ovoid with cylindrical neck, incised with a bird before scrolling foliage in blue and ochre on a buff ground incised artist’s initials and ‘C.I.C Bailey Fulham’ 27cm high; and a tall C I C Bailey Fulham vase by Edgar Kettle, 39cm high, and a Fulham Pottery plant pot and dish (4).
£200300
24
Edgar Kettle (18421877) for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery
A stoneware jug, 1875 incised with a lioness within scrolling foliage incised artist’s initials and impressed Fulham marks 15cm high; with two beakers, and a tall jug, all by Fulham Pottery (4).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
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25
Paul Barron (19171983)
A stoneware jar with four handles to the neck, covered in a cream glaze with the original paper label 16cm high; with two similar vases, and two Jeremy Leach stoneware bowls (5).
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£150250
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26
William Staite Murray (18811962)
Vulture signed in pencil (in the margin) etching 20 x 15cm.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
27
Martin Brothers
A rare and early pair of Egyptian Revival vases by Robert Wallace Martin, 1876 cylindrical form, incised with seated Pharoah and characters, in tan, highlighted in blue and green on a buff ground incised ‘R W Martin, London, 1876’ 23.5cm high. (2)
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£300500
28
Martin Brothers
A stoneware vase by Robert Wallace Martin, 1886
slender baluster form with cylindrical neck, painted with blue flowers and green leaves incised ‘RW Martin Bros, London & Southall’ 32cm high.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£300500
29
Martin Brothers
A rare stoneware tile by Robert Wallace
Martin, 1897 painted and carved showing two swans viewed from a balcony incised ‘RW MARTIN LONDON 1875’ 15 x 15cm.
Provenance: The collection of David Drew.
£100200
30
Martin Brothers
A stoneware Gourd vase, 1896 shouldered, ribbed form with finely incised detail incised ‘Martin Bros London Southall 101896’ 17cm high.
£200400
31
Martin Brothers
A stoneware vase, 1896 shouldered form, incised with scrolling foliage in buff on a brown ground incised date and ‘Martin Bros London & Southall’ 19.5cm high; and a Martin Brothers vase of similar design (2).
£400600
32
Martin Brothers
A stoneware vase by Edwin & Walter Martin, 1893
ovoid, incised and painted with splitting pomegranate fruit, and scrolling foliage in blue and ochre on a tan ground incised ‘101893, Martin Brothers, London & Southall’ 21.5cm high.
Provenance: Private collection.
£8001,200
33
Martin Brothers
A stoneware twinhandled vase, 1886 ovoid form incised ‘Martin Bro London Southall 101896’ 17cm high.
£200300
34
Martin Brothers
A pair of stoneware vases by Robert Wallace Martin,1889
shouldered cylindrical form, incised and painted with birds flying amongst wild flowers, in green, blue, white and aubergine on a tan ground incised ‘21889 R W Martin & Bros, London & Southall’ 22cm high (2).
Provenance: Private collection.
£1,5002,000
35
Martin Brothers
A stoneware vase by Robert Wallace Martin, 1891
ovoid, incised and painted with flowers on a dark ground incised ‘11891, Martin Brothers, London & Southall’ 25cm high; and an early Martin Brothers tobacco jar and cover, dated 1879, and a Martin Brothers miniature vase (4).
£200400
36
Martin Brothers
A stoneware ewer by Robert Wallace Martin, 1890 decorated with flower heads on an olive ground incised ‘RW Martin/ London & Southall/ 6.80’ 25cm high.
£150250
37
Martin Brothers
An early stoneware jug, 1881 painted with the motto Home is Home on a blue spotted pattern with grey ground incised ‘Martin, London, 1181’ 23cm high.
£200300
38
Martin Brothers
A stoneware Aquatic jug, 1895 incised and painted with grotesque fish on a dark brown ground incised ‘91895, Martin Brothers, London & Southall’ 26.5cm high.
Provenance: Private collection.
£500700
39
Martin Brothers
A stoneware jug the body incised with thistles on a brown ground with blue highlights incised ‘Martin London Southall’ 25.5cm high.
£200300
40
Martin Brothers
A rare stoneware figure, Mr Pickwick, by Robert Wallace Martin, 1914 with a grey and ochre glaze incised ‘R W Martin & Bros Southall 1914’ 9cm high.
£200300
41
Robert Wallace Martin (18431923) for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery
A rare porcelain figure, the Hawker, circa 1870 with an all over white glaze impressed marks 18cm high.
Reference: V & A, London, accession number C.7421917, for an example of the figure. One of only two known porcelain pieces made by Robert Wallace Martin.
£300500
42
Edgar Kettle (18421877)
A rare stoneware jug deeply carved with flower heads and trailing vine incised ‘Edgar Kettle Art Pottery Pentlow St Putney’ 24cm high.
Catalogue Notes: As well as working for C.J.C Bailey at the Fulham Pottery during the 1870s, Kettle is known to have made ceramics at his home in Putney where he set up a small kiln in the garden. This jug is one of the few surviving examples from the period.
£150250
43
Jean Charles Cazin (18411901)
A Fulham period stoneware vase, 1873 deeply carved with leaves and branches, in ochre with blue highlights incised ‘Cazin 1873’ 23cm high.
Provenance: Woolley & Wallis, British Art Pottery, 26 November 2008, lot 67.
Catalogue Notes: Cazin arrived at Fulham circa 1872 and left in 1875. Whilst there he met Walter Martin and probably Robert Wallace Martin amongst other potters, his work was illustrated in The Studio and was influential to the pioneer art potters.
£200300
44
Edgar Kettle (18421877) for C.I.C. Bailey
Fulham Pottery
A stoneware vase the body incised with a dragon and bird amongst foliage, in blue, green and ochre incised artist’s initials and ‘C.I.C Bailey Fulham’ 35cm high; and a vase and jardiniere by Edgar Kettle for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery (3).
£200300
45
Edgar Kettle (18421877) for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery
A stoneware ewer the body incised with scrolling foliage, the neck with twisted blue lines, in shades of blue and ochre incised artist’s initials and ‘C.I.C Bailey Fulham’ 19cm high; and four jugs and a candlestick, all by Edgar Kettle for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery (6).
£200300
46
Edgar Kettle (18421877) for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery
A stoneware cylindrical vase
the body with four portrait roundels of Medieval figures incised artist’s initials and ‘C.I.C Bailey Fulham’ 27cm high; and two cylindrical vases by Edgar Kettle for C J C Bailey Fulham Pottery, and nine pieces 19th Century Fulham pottery including two tiles (12).
£300500
47
Edgar Kettle (18421877) for C.I.C. Bailey Fulham Pottery
A stoneware vase
baluster form, the body incised with birds amongst scrolling foliage, in shades of blue and ochre
incised artist’s initials and ‘C.I.C Bailey Fulham’ 28cm high; and a twinhandled vase, a beaker, and two mugs, all by Edgar Kettle for C J C Bailey Fulham Pottery (5).
£200300
48
Ada Dennis (18621900) for Doulton Lambeth
A large Faience stoneware vase, Victoria Tower painted with the Palace of Westminster from the Thames within a classical scrolling foliage and cherubs monograms for Ada Dennis, Josephine Durtnall, Florence Lewis, and Mary Denley, painted ‘968’ and with impressed factory marks 45cm high.
£200300
49
George Tinworth (18431913) for Doulton Lambeth
A stoneware jug, 1878 relief moulded with foliate tendrils, applied rosettes and beaded scrolls, with hallmarked silver collar incised initials, date, and impressed factory marks 26cm high.
£150250
50
Arthur Barlow for Doulton Lambeth
A stoneware ewer decorated in a blue glaze with brown scrolling foliage, with plated lid incised initials and impressed Doulton marks 25cm high.
£150250
51 Minton
An Aesthetic movement vase decorated with a graduated blue glaze with gilt insects and ring handles impressed ‘Minton 487’ 28cm high; and a collection of British Art pottery, to include Bernard Moore, Burmantofts, and Rye Pottery (qty.).
£300500
52
Ruskin Pottery
A vase, 1922 with a narrow tapering neck, covered in a pink lustre glaze
impressed Ruskin marks and date 25cm high; and an Elton ware vase, two Brannam Pottery pieces, a Rye pottery pig, and a Moorcroft candlestick (6).
£150250
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53
Mary Seton Watts (18491938) for Compton
Pottery
A Pilgrim’s bottle carved and painted with a Knight in landscape 12 x 10cm.
£200300
54
Mary Seton Watts (18491938) for Compton
Pottery
Sir Galahad pottery plaque cast in low relief with the knight resting by his horse
impressed Potters’ Arts Guild roundel mark 18.5 x 11cm.
£200300
55
Compton Pottery
A pottery plaque, circa 1920 hand coloured depicting St Michael the Archangel 17.5 x 10.5cm; and a Compton Pottery bowl, and seven Ruskin roundels (9).
£200300
56
Ruskin Pottery
A High Fired vase, 1921 baluster form, covered in a tonal red and blue flambe glaze impressed marks and date 15.3cm high.
£200300
57
Alfred Powell (18651960) for Wedgwood
A small bowl painted with deer in an open landscape painted initials and ‘4431’ 13cm diameter; a Ruskin Pottery small bowl, a small lustre bowl, and a Martin Brothers lid (4).
£100200
58
Sir Edmund Elton (18461920) for Sunflower
Pottery
A ewer the compressed body with angled cylindrical spout and flanking handle, with applied slip decoration in tan on a streaked green and blue ground signed 34cm high; and a teapot by Sir Edmund Elton (2).
£150250
59
C.H. Brannam Barum Pottery
A large pair of vases, 1909 with three twisted handles, incised and carved with fish in blue, green, and brown incised marks 39.5cm high (2).
£150250
60
Louise Powell (18821956) for Wedgwood
Pottery
A pair of vases waisted, cylindrical form, painted with scrolling foliage design in blue and silver lustre on a white ground
impressed Wedgwood mark, painted artist monogram 17.5cm high (2).
£200300
61
Tom Hall for Della Robbia Pottery
A charger painted in blues, yellows and greens depicting sprays of flowers and leaves incised factory marks and painted ‘TH’ monogram 40.5cm diameter.
£150250
62
Annie Smith for Della Robbia
A singlehandled vase, 1895 shouldered form, incised and painted with stylised flowers and foliage in green, yellow and turquoise on a buff ground incised Della Robbia mark, painted monogram and date 22.5cm high.
£150250
63
Arthur E Bells and Annie Smith for Della Robbia Pottery
A Moorish vase shouldered form with applied twinhandles, incised and painted with a stylised flower stem in red, yellow and green on a pale yellow ground, the reverse with similar berried foliage spray, incised factory mark and AB monogram, painted AS monogram 25.5cm high.
£250400
64
Annie Williams for Della Robbia Pottery
A Tall Persian vase, 1895 ovoid with garlic knopped neck, painted with panels of stylised foliage and bullrushes, in ochre, green, yellow and turquoise incised mark, painted date and AW monogram 35cm high.
£300500
65
Violet Enid Woodhouse for Della Robbia Pottery
A Dutch jar and cover compressed ovoid form with flaring cylindrical neck and flat cover, incised and painted with bands of foliage and simple flowerheads in yellow, green and turquoise on a brown ground incised mark, painted Enid 27cm high (2).
£6001,000
66
Hannah Jones and Charles Collis for Della Robbia Pottery
A Dutch vase and cover ovoid with waisted neck and shallow cover, incised and painted with flowers and foliage in green, turquoise and blue incised factory mark and C, painted HJ monogram 28.5cm high (2).
£6001,000
67
E.L.L. for Della Robbia Pottery
A twinhandled vase shouldered ovoid form with applied handles, painted with panels of stylised flowers and foliage in blue, green and chestnut on a yellow ground incised factory mark and ELL artist monogram 29cm high.
£5001,000
68
Richard Joyce (18731931) for Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
Vase
decorated in silver lustre of fish on a blue ground impressed marks and number ‘2607’, and painted artist’s cipher 12cm high.
£200300
70
Annie Burton for Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
A cylindrical box and cover decorated in silver and gold lustre, painted with blue flower motifs
painted artist’s cipher and impressed ‘2393’ and factory marks
5.2cm high, 8.5cm diameter.
£200300
72
William S. Mycock (18721959) for Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
A large wall charger, circa 1920 painted with foliate panels on an orange ground painted artist’s monogram and impressed factory marks and number ‘2477’ 48cm diameter.
69
Richard Joyce (18731931) for Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
Vase
shouldered form with cylindrical neck, decorated in silver and gold lustre over red and blue, painted with classical musicians and trees painted artist’s cipher and impressed ‘2309’ 19.5cm high.
£300500
71
Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
Vase
cylindrical shouldered form, decorated with silver lustre on a blue ground, depicting foliage within stylised borders to the neck
impressed factory marks and number ‘8022’ 19.5cm high.
£200300
73
Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
A large and rare vase and cover with uranium orange glaze impressed marks and ‘2229’ 44cm high.
£300500
£200400
74
William S. Mycock (18721959) for Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
A Lancastrian Heraldic charger, 1923 decorated in silver and gold lustre over red, green and blue, painted with a rampant lion within a reef and border of foliage painted artist’s cipher and impressed ‘2476’ and factory marks 12cm high.
£600800
75
William De Morgan (18391917)
A ruby lustre stoneware vase, circa 1885 decorated with a scrolling foliate motif impressed tulip mark for Merton Abbey to the base 13cm high.
£400600
76
William De Morgan (18391917)
A Galleon tile, circa 1880 ruby lustre on an offwhite glaze 15.5 x 15.5cm.
£400600
77
William De Morgan (18391917)
Three Berries & Leaves tiles, circa 1880 ruby lustre on an offwhite glaze 15. x 15.cm (3).
£200300
78
William De Morgan (18391917) at Sands End Pottery
Two tiles decorated with flower heads and green leaves Sands End Pottery backstamp to both 15.5 x 15.5cm (2).
£200300
79
Hugh Thackeray Turner (18531937)
A large and impressive porcelain bowl, 1906 no.241, painted to the well with a band of entwined dragonlike creatures, incised a broad foliage band, the exterior with foliate panels below an inscription Godalming, in blue, green and red on a white ground painted monogram, date and glaze details 37cm diameter 15cm high.
Catalogue Notes: There is a similar example in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, dated 1908.
£5001,000
side view
80
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
Claremont, a rare and impressive bowl, 1918
flaring form, tubeline decorated in colours on a streaked green ground, the rim inscribed 'Veritas facta Non Verba Vincit Omnia', (Truth, Deeds not Words Conquer) painted green signature, 1918 to base 35.5cm. diameter.
£1,0002,000
81
Harold Moorcroft (18791966)
A six tile panel
tubeline tiles depicting a maiden in a field of blue flowers, with rolling hills and skyline in the background signed and inscribed to the reverse each tile 15 x 14cm; tiled area 45 x 30cm.
£300500
82
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A handled Pomegranate vase
tubeline decorated in shades of red, purple, ochre and green on a blue ground
signed in green and impressed factory marks
22cm high, 29cm wide.
£150250
83
William Moorcroft (18721945) for James MacIntyre & Co.
A jar and cover, circa 1900 decorated with poppies on a pale green ground
signed ‘WM’ and with factory printed marks
12cm high; and three early Moorcroft miniature vases (5).
£150250
84
William Moorcroft (18721945)
A Pansy pattern potpourri pot and cover signed, and with impressed factory marks
10cm high; and three early Moorcroft pieces (6).
£100200
85
Kerry Goodwin for Moorcroft Pottery
A Delphinium vase, circa 2015 inverse baluster form, tube line decorated with flowering stems in blue and green over ivory ground printed, painted and impressed marks 37cm high; with a Moorcroft Stargazer Lily lamp with shade, and a watercolour of a Moorcroft vase by Emma Bossons (4).
£200300
86
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Gothic Window pattern vase impressed marks 14cm high; with two Moorcroft vases and one bowl, and a Cobridge vase (5).
£100200
87
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Moorcroft
An Eagle Owl pattern vase, 1990 ovoid form, decorated with an owl and the moon numbered 385/500, date cypher, impressed factory marks 33cm high.
£200300
88
Moorcroft Pottery
An Orange and Lemon Tree trial vase tubeline decoration depicting two birds sat in orange and lemon trees impressed marks 22.5cm high; and a Moorcroft Collector’s Club vase, decorated with blossom, 32cm high (2).
£150250
89
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A Morris Tree pattern vase, after Wiilliam Morris, 2020 decorated with silver lustre trees against light blue foliage on a dark blue ground numbered 2/25, signed by Sally Tuffin, decorator’s mark for Heidi Warr, impressed factory marks
36.5cm high.
£150250
90
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
Two cylinder Morris Carpet vases, after William Morris, 2018 decorated with repeating patterns of bird and foliage both numbered 3/12, impressed factory marks 31cm and 25cm high (2).
£200300
91
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A Waterbird Etruscan pattern vase, after Willliam De Morgan, 2013 decorated with a waterbird against a gold lustre ground with red foliage numbered 2/12, impressed factory marks
35.5cm high.
£200300
92
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A rare and complete chess set, 2012 modelled as mice, the king and queen seated on thrones modelled by Alan Pepper, each piece numbered and with decorator’s mark for Natasha ChapmanCox, impressed factory marks the king being 10cm high, with a wooden chess board (33).
£1,5002,500
93
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A Highland Cattle pattern vase, 2012
decorated with highland cattle grazing in a mountainous landscape numbered 8/20, inscribed ‘HOLDENWOOD’, signed by Sally Tuffin, decorator’s mark and signature for Theresa Blackmore, impressed factory marks 37cm high.
£200300
94
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A large Kingfisher pattern vase, 2003
decorated with a Kingfisher fishing numbered 11/20, signed by Sally Tuffin, decorator’s mark for Heidi Warr, impressed factory marks 48cm high.
£300500
95
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A Fox pattern trial vase, 2012 decorated with foxes in a green landscape inscribed ‘trial 3’, impressed factory marks 36cm high.
£300500
96
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
An Early Bird pattern vase, 2012 decorated with a thrush, inscribed ‘EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM’ impressed factory marks 32cm high.
£200300
97
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
An Illyria pattern vase, 2002 decorated with snow leopards and snowflakes numbered 8/12, signed by Sally Tuffin, decorator’s mark for Heidi Warr, impressed factory marks 36.5cm high.
£300500
98
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
An Alsatian pattern trial vase, 2008 decorated with four Alsatians inscribed ‘trial’, impressed factory marks
19cm high; and a Blue Fish pattern vase, designed by Sally Tuffin for Dennis Chinaworks (2).
£100200
99
Sally Tuffin (b.1938) for Dennis Chinaworks
A unique Poppy pattern charger, 2002 decorated with three poppyheads and plant inscribed ‘No.B10’ impressed factory marks
37cm diameter; and a Dennis China Works Cockerel charger, designed by Sally Tuffin (2).
£200300
100 Wemyss Pottery
A Violets dish retailed by Thomas Goode, rectangular form, painted with violets
impressed mark, painted Wemyss and printed T Goode & Co mark 14.5cm wide; and inscribed 'I looked for something sweet to send to you and the Violets asked if they would do', in colours, a Wemyss Sweet Pea Grosvenor vase, a small Black Cockerel bowl and a Thistle bowl with wavy rim the violet dish 14.5cm wide (4).
£200300
STUDIO CERAMICS
LOTS 101-368
Φ 101
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery
A pair of Leaping Deer dishes, circa 1930 stoneware, with a green ash glaze, the raised Deer decoration within two circles to the centre impressed pottery seals 21.4cm diameter (2).
£200300
Φ 102
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery
An early Hare dish, circa 1924 earthenware, with a lustre type glaze over a honey ground, decorated with slip showing a hare within a circle impressed potter’s and pottery seals 20cm diameter.
Literature:
Bernard Leach: 125th Anniversary Exhibition Catalogue, 29 August 11 November 2012, The Asahi Shinbun Tokyo, p.76 for a similar example.
£500700
Φ 103
Janet Leach (19181997) at Leach
Pottery
A stoneware vase compressed, facetted shouldered form, brown with splashed and running olive green glaze to shoulder impressed seal marks 29cm wide, 19cm high.
Provenance: Joy Hallam collection.
Literature:
British Art Pottery, Woolley and Wallis, 25th May 2021, lot 327 for a comparable form.
£300500
Φ 104
Janet Leach (19181997) at Leach Pottery
Vase
globular form, grogged porcelain with a celadon glaze and iron oxide splashed decoration
impressed pottery and potter’s seal 17.5cm high.
Provenance: Godden Reference Collection.
£300500
Φ 105
William ‘Bill’ Marshall (19232007)
A large stoneware vase slab built with tapering cylindrical neck, covered in a hakeme glaze with brushed grasses impressed potter’s seal 32cm high.
£300500
Φ 106
William ‘Bill’ Marshall (19232007)
A large stoneware bottle vase cylindrical shouldered form, covered in an oatmeal glaze to the foot, painted with blue sprigs and iron brushwork impressed potter’s seal mark 28.5cm high.
£400600
107
Shoji Hamada (18941978)
A stoneware bottle vase rectangular shouldered form, covered in an iron glaze with blue pours 14.5cm high.
£200400
108
Shigeyoshi Ichino (19422011) at Leach Pottery
Vase
stoneware, brushed with iron glaze and shino sprig
impressed pottery and potter’s seal 17cm high; and a Warren Mackenzie vase, a Svend Bayer vase, and two stoneware vases (5).
£200300
Φ 109
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase
compressed form with fluted sides, covered in a blue and grey glaze to the foot impressed potter’s seal and painted glaze code 12.5cm high.
£150250
Φ 110
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase
globular form, with a grey glaze with green inclusions
impressed potter’s seal 9cm high.
£150250
Φ 111
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware footed dish
covered in a dark green glaze, fluted design impressed potter’s seal
18.5cm diameter; a smaller stoneware footed dish, and a beaker, both by Katharine PleydellBouverie (3).
£300500
Φ 112
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase
squat form, covered in a dark blue glaze impressed potter’s seal 11cm high, 12cm diameter
£200300
Φ 113
Janet Leach (19181997) at Leach Pottery
A tall flower vase
cylindrical form, grogged porcelain with a celadon glaze and iron oxide splashed decoration
impressed pottery and potter’s seals 24.5cm high.
£200400
Φ 114
Janet Leach (19181997) at Leach Pottery
Vase with lug handles resist decorated with speckled grey glaze to the neck
impressed pottery and potter’s seals 14cm high; and another Leach Pottery vase by Janet Leach (2).
Provenance: The Estate of Sheila Harrison.
£200300
Φ 115
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase globular form, with a grey glaze over a dark iron glaze impressed potter’s seal and glaze code 17cm high.
£400600
Φ 116
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase ovoid with collar neck, covered to the foot in a running, crackled pale ash glaze, impressed potter’s seal, incised 147 24cm high.
Provenance: Private collection.
£1,0001,500
Φ 117
Katherine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A large stoneware vase
fluted, covered in a green and grey glaze impressed potter’s seal 14cm high.
£400600
Φ 118
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase
squat form with fluted sides, covered in a dark green glaze
impressed potter’s seal 14cm high, 12cm diameter
£150250
Φ 119
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985) at Cole Pottery
A stoneware bowl
shouldered with incised band, covered in a split ash glaze
impressed ‘Cole’ mark and potter’s seal 16.5cm high, 23cm diameter
£500800
Φ 120
William ‘Bill’ Marshall (19232007) at Leach
Pottery
A stoneware vase
cylindrical form, with a tenmoku glaze and nuka glaze rim, impressed motifs to the body impressed pottery and potter’s seals 19cm high.
£200300
121
Norah Braden (19012001)
A footed bowl
stoneware, covered in a pale green ash glaze to the foot
signed with initials
9cm high; and a John Leach yunomi, a Trevor Corser yunomi, a Mark Griffiths yunomi, a Michael Leach small vase, and two unmarked yunomi (7).
£300500
Φ 122
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach
Pottery
A stoneware box and cover circular form with applied handle, covered in a dark blue/green glaze, the interior glazed tenmoku
impressed pottery and potter’s seals 12.5cm diameter. (2)
£150200
Φ 123
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach
Pottery
A small bud vase
covered in an oatmeal glaze with brushwork flowerheads in blue and red impressed and incised marks
6.5cm high.
£100200
Φ 124
Ursula Mommens (19082010)
A stoneware bottle vase
covered in a light grey glaze to the foot, with iron brushwork motifs 21cm high; with a similar porcelain pot by Ursula Mommens, 9cm high (2).
£100200
Φ 125
Gwyn Hanssen Pigott (19352013)
A stoneware bowl
covered in a mottled dark glaze with nuka rim
impressed potter’s seal 9cm high; with a similar box and cover, and a jug, both by Gwyn Hanssen Pigott (3).
Provenance: The collection of Agnete Hoy (19142000).
£150250
Φ 126
Paul Barron (19171983)
A stoneware jug
covered in an iron glaze with nuka pours and rim
impressed potter’s seal 26cm high; and two bowls and a dish, all by Paul Barron (4).
£100200
127
Charles Vyse (18821971)
Footed bowl, 1930 with an iron glaze and poured pattern incised signature and date 5.5cm high, 15cm diameter; and a small bowl by Eric Mellon, a St Ives bowl with inverted rim, a Phil Rogers miniature box and cover, and a Trevor Corser St Ives tile (6).
£200300
128
Katherine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A small jug stoneware, with fluted design and green ash glaze impressed potter’s seal 7cm high; a Bernard Leach small stoneware tile depicting a sailing boat, and a small Phil Rogers vase (3).
£150250
Φ 129
David Leach (19112005)
A porcelain tea set comprising teapot, two cups and saucers, a sugar bowl and saucer, and two jugs celadon glaze with fluted sides impressed potter’s seal teapot 24cm high (excluding handle). (10)
£300500
130
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware footed bowl with a cream glaze to the foot with blue vertical brushes impressed potter’s seal 8.5cm high; with a David Leach porcelain bowl, and a Michael Leach box and a bowl (5).
£200300
131
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A small stoneware bowl covered in a greyish blue glaze 4cm high, 7cm diameter; with a Katharine PleydellBouverie dish, a Walter Keeler jug, a David Leach cylinder vase, and a small stoneware vase in the manner of Norah Braden (5).
£200300
132
David Leach (19112005)
Two porcelain cutsided bowls both covered in a dark tenmoku glaze impressed potter’s seals 8cm and 7cm high; together with a David Leach iron glaze pot, two Svend Bayer dishes, a Marianne de Trey footed bowl, a Leach pottery jug, two Derek Clarkson vase and three further items of studio pottery (qty.)
£200400
Φ 133
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware vase covered in a green ash glaze to the body, with running darker green ash glaze to the top applied paper exhibition label ‘37’ 37cm high.
£600800
Φ 133a
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A beaten vase with chatter band stoneware, covered in a green and grey ash glaze to the foot 20cm high.
£200300
Φ 134
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Lesson Hall Pottery
A large stoneware vase covered in an iron and tenmoku glaze, the body with impressed motifs and a single raised band impressed pottery and potter’s seals 43cm high.
£300500
Φ 135
Svend Bayer (b.1946)
A large vase wood fired, with combed and incised detail to the neck and collar 75cm high.
£300500
Φ 136
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Ainstable Pottery
A tall stoneware vase the body with fluted bands, covered in a nuka glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seals 38cm high.
£200300
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Φ 137
Svend Bayer (b.1946)
Jug woodfired impressed potter’s seal 18cm high; and a similar jug by Svend Bayer (2).
£100200
Φ 138
Phil Rogers (19512020)
A stoneware vase
slab built, with curved shoulders, covered in salt glaze and incised sprigs to each side impressed potter’s seal 28cm high; and a Phil Rogers stoneware jug (2).
£200300
Φ 139
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Ainstable Pottery
A stoneware vase collared, with an iron and tenmoku glaze with nuka pours impressed pottery and potter’s seal
26.5cm high; with two Jim Malone stoneware jugs, and a Mike Dodd stoneware bottle vase (4).
£150250
Φ 140
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Ainstable Pottery
A stoneware bottle vase squared form with poured nuka glaze on white impressed pottery and potter’s seal 21cm high; and two stoneware vases and a dish by Jim Malone, and a Mike Dodd ironglaze vase (5).
£200300
141
Takeshi Yasuda (b.1943)
A stoneware yunomi
manganese on a light honey glaze with raised slip trailing potter’s label (to underside)
9.5cm high; and two Phil Rogers yunomi, and a Jack Doherty yunomi (4).
£200300
Φ 142
Phil Rogers (19512020)
Yunomi
stoneware, with an iron glaze with waxresist spots impressed potter’s seal 9cm high; and three stoneware yunomi by Phil Rogers (4).
£150250
Φ 143
Phil Rogers (19512020)
A stoneware yunomi
cut sided, with a green ash glaze to the foot, with iron speckles and incised decoration 11cm high; with three similar yunomi by Phil Rogers (4).
£150250
Φ 144
Nic Collins (b.1958)
A large stoneware jug woodfired incised signature
52cm high; and three smaller jugs and two vases, all by Nic Collins (6).
£300500
Φ 145
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Ainstable Pottery
A porcelain jug with cut sides and covered in a cream glaze
impressed pottery and potter’s seal 26cm high; and a large stoneware jug by Jim Malone (2).
£150250
Φ 146
Clive Bowen (b.1943)
A large earthenware pot and cover slipware with green patterns on yellow 25cm high; and a slipware jug by Clive Bowen (3).
£150200
Φ 147
Clive Bowen (b.1943)
A very large slipware bowl, circa 1992 with a dark honey glaze and combed pattern to the rim
23cm high, 59cm diameter.
Provenance: Purchased from the potter, 1992.
£200300
Φ 148
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Burnby Pottery
A large stoneware jug covered in a tenmoku glaze with nuka pours
impressed pottery and potter’s seals 34cm high; and a Jim Malone Lesson Hall stoneware jug, 35cm high (2).
£150250
Φ 149
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
Footed bowl, 1989
red and gold lustre pattern on a green glaze signed and with date cypher, glaze code 10A 9cm high, 27cm diameter.
Exhibited: The Aldermaston Pottery Final Exhibition, 1993.
£300500
Φ 150
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
Footed bowl, 1992
gold lustre pattern on a cream glaze signed and with date cypher 9cm high, 27cm diameter; and a smaller bowl by Alan Caiger Smith, with gold lustre pattern (2).
Exhibited: The Aldermaston Pottery Final Exhibition, 1993.
£300500
Φ 151
Myra McDonnell at Aldermaston Pottery Bowl
decorated in ruby and gold lustre depicting a tree signed 8cm high, 21cm diameter; and two bowls, decorated with an eagle and a lobster, by Myra McDonnell at Aldermaston Pottery (3).
Exhibited: The Aldermaston Pottery Final Exhibition, 1993.
£200300
Φ 152
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
Twenty one glaze test tiles decorated with copper, ruby and golden lustre variously numbered and inscribed with glaze codes each 5 x 5cm; and a ewer, two goblets and a tankard, all by Alan Caiger Smith (qty.)
£200300
Φ 153
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
Two bowls decorated in ruby lustre signed both 17cm diameter (2).
Provenance: The collection of Agnete Hoy (19142000).
£100200
Φ 154
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
Charger
with a ruby and golden lustre glaze painted monogram and date cypher 32.5cm diameter; and a goblet, a mug, and jug, all by Alan CaigerSmith (4).
£300400
155
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020)
A wall plate painted in ruby and gold lustre painted marks 28.5cm high; with a Jonathan ChiswellJones vase, and a Christine Anne Richards vase (3).
£150250
Φ 156
Helen Pincombe (19082004)
A large stoneware bowl covered in a grey glaze with iron speckles impressed potter’s seal
32cm diameter
£150250
Φ 157
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Lesson Hall Pottery
A large stoneware bowl decorated with a brushwork fish to the well, within a border of iron, nuka, and chun glazes running from the rim
impressed pottery and potter’s seal 31cm diameter; and a stoneware fish bowl by Jim Malone (2).
£150250
Φ 158
Geoff Fuller (19362022)
An earthenware handled dish, 2001 square form, with a light honey glaze and trailed green and brown pattern
29cm wide, 20cm high; and a slipware circular dish by Paul Young, 29cm diameter. (2).
£100200
Φ 159
Michael Casson (19252003)
A stoneware jar and cover shouldered, square section, painted with simple design in ochre and green on a mushroom ground impressed seal mark 20cm high (2).
£80120
Φ 160
Henry Hammond (19141989)
A stoneware footed bowl
covered in an oatmeal glaze with blue and iron brushwork impressed potter’s seal 14cm diameter; and a small cutsided bowl, two Medieval style jugs, and a vessel with rope handle, all by Henry Hammond (5).
Provenance: The collection of Agnete Hoy (19142000).
£100200
161
Attributed to Michael Cardew (19011983)
A dish and a beaker with a green glaze with combed decoration the dish 24cm diameter; with a Lucie Rie style bowl signed ‘Swann’, a Jane Hamlyn beaker, and two Bernard Moore small dishes (6).
£150250
Φ 162
Jim Malone (b.1946)
A porcelain Korean fish vase with blue brushwork decoration depicting a fish within horizontal bands impressed pottery and potter’s seal 25cm high.
£150250
163
Barbara Cass (19211992)
A stoneware vase bulbous form with flared rim, textured glaze with a yellow glaze to the rim signed with initials 14cm high; and a David White raku vase (2).
£150250
Φ 164
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
Splitsphere form with a textured glaze and white porcelain inner pod incised initials to the base 10cm high; and an Alan Wallwork coral form vessel (2).
£200300
Φ 165
Joanna Constantinidis (19272000)
A small stoneware pot globular form with pinched rim, the oatmeal glaze with iron speckles impressed potter’s seal 9.4cm high.
£150250
Φ 166
Joanna Constantinidis (19272000)
A porcelain vase cylindrical form, with a lustre glaze with manganese spirals impressed potter’s seal 18cm high.
£300500
Φ 167
Joanna Constantinidis (19272000)
A tall tapered vessel, circa 1970 stoneware, covered in a cream mottled glaze with an iron speckle, the cylindrical form with tapered neck and a pinched oval rim impressed potter’s seal 49.5cm high.
£600800
Φ 168
Walter Keeler (b.1942)
A large stoneware Beaky jug leaning form, saltglazed in blue impressed potter’s seal 26cm high.
£300500
Φ 169
Walter Keeler (b.1942) Jug saltglazed stoneware impressed potter’s seal 32cm high.
£300500
Φ 170
Walter Keeler (b.1942)
A stoneware jug salt glaze in blue, green salt glaze to the interior impressed potter’s seal 22.5cm high.
£150200
Φ 171
Walter Keeler (b.1942)
An early stoneware cannister and cover with a twotone salt glaze impressed potter’s seal 18.5cm high (2).
£80120
169
Φ 172
John Maltby (19362020)
Seabird, 201011
a stoneware tile in a painted wooden frame the tile with impressed potter’s seal, signed and dated (lower right), signed and dated again (to the reverse) the tile 15 x 18cm, the frame 29 x 32cm.
£200400
Φ 173
John Maltby (19362020)
Boat in the Harbour a mixed media painting on board 25.5 x 30.5cm.
Provenance: Yew Tree Gallery, Penzance. With a letter of authenticity, the work was found by John Maltby’s son and daughter when they were clearing out his workshop after his death.
Exhibited: Yew Tree Gallery, Penzance, Treasures from John Maltby’s Workshop, 14 April 15 June 2024.
£200400
Φ 174
John Maltby (19362020)
Albert Herring automata
painted wood and mixed media, with a single swinging boat on choppy seas signed ‘MALTBY’ to the reverse 31cm high, 26cm wide.
£300500
Φ 175
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware tile modelled with a bird and a fish impressed potter’s seal 17 x 17cm.
£200400
Φ 176
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware tile modelled with a sailing boat impressed potter’s seal 17 x 17cm.
£200400
Φ 177
John Maltby (19362020)
Jug form
stoneware, enamelled with geometric design with red cross signed 'Maltby' 26cm high, and a wooden totem form by Sam Willams (2).
£200300
Φ 178
John Maltby (19362020)
Footed bowl
stoneware, enamelled with geometric design in blue and red impressed potter’s seal 15cm diameter
£150250
Φ 179
Ian Godfrey (19421992)
Fox House, a large stoneware casket and cover, circa 1974 with carved foxes, flowerheads, and houses applied to the edges and lid, with a sky shaped across the lid, raised on three carved feet covered in a mottled grey glaze 39cm high.
Exhibited: British Crafts Centre, Ian Godfrey, 1974.
£600800
Φ 180
Ian Godfrey (19421992)
Moon ring with animals
stoneware sculpture covered in an oatmeal glaze 20cm high.
Provenance
The Estate of Sheila Harrison.
£200400
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Φ 181
Ian Auld (19262000)
A stoneware vessel squared form impressed potter’s seal 14cm high, 13.5cm wide.
£200400
Φ 182
Mo Jupp (19382018)
Standing Female nude earthenware, the nude standing on a rectangular plinth incised potter’s mark 26.5cm high.
£400600
Φ 183
Richard Parkinson (19271985) and Susan Parkinson (19252012)
Greek Bust slip cast and painted blue decoration impressed marks 20cm high.
£150250
Φ 184
Peter Wright (19192003)
Figure group earthenware, modelled as a young boy and girl sat on a bench incised signature 15.5cm high.
£150250
Φ 185
Peter Hayes (b.1946)
Two figures stoneware on polished slate base signed in ink 18.5cm high; and a Peter Fitzgerald stoneware sculpture titled ‘Shuffle’ (2).
£150250
Φ 186
Michael Flynn (19472025)
A set of five figurative plaques stoneware, depicting stylised figures and animals with cream glaze with coloured slips the largest 38 x 34cm (5).
£6001,000
Φ 187
John Piper (19031992)
Ceramic mug, 1977 probably thrown by Geoffrey Eastop, painted with two portrait masks in yellow and red on a black ground painted ‘JP, 77’ 12.5cm high.
Provenance
Private collection, John Piper’s experiments with ceramics began in the early 1970s with his first public exhibition held at the Marlborough Gallery in 1972. He later produced designs which were manufactured at the Fulham Pottery from 1982.
£300500
188
John Piper (19031992) for Fulham Pottery
Two Four Seasons tiles screenprinted in colours impressed factory mark and facsimile signature 16.5cm square (2).
£150250
Φ 189
Eric James Mellon (19252014)
Annunciation, a porcelain dish, 1991 painted with nudes by the sea, highlighted in gilt signed, dated, and titled 14cm diameter; and a similar stoneware dish by Eric James Melon, 19cm diameter (2).
£200400
Φ 190
Eric James Mellon (19252014)
An earthenware vase cylindrical form with tapering foot and neck, painted with birds on an oatmeal glaze incised initials 23cm high; and a matching bowl by Eric James Mellon (2).
Provenance: Purchased from the potter
£300500
191
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A large raku model of a bird 30cm high; and a wall hanging dish by Sara Robertson, Surprise Meeting, 31 x 31cm (2).
£100200
192
Ian Stallard (Contemporary)
The Carousel, 1997
earthenware, fitted with a clock and mirror to the inside, painted with seaside scenes 35cm high, 25cm diameter.
£100200
Φ 193
Ewen Henderson (19342000) Yunomi stoneware, covered with pink and white running volcanic slips 8.5cm high.
Provenance: The Estate of Sheila Harrison. £200300
Φ 194
Ewen Henderson (19342000)
A flattened form mixed laminate clays in cream, green, and brown 29cm wide.
£500700
Φ 195
Ewen Henderson (19342000)
An early dish stoneware irregular form, with blue, green and brown swirl glaze, the underside with green pours and three shell marks 22.5cm wide.
Provenance: Dr John P Driscoll Collection; MAAK, 1114 December 2023, lot 95; Private collection.
£5001,000
Φ 196
Ewen Henderson (19342000)
An early open bowl stoneware with purple and green splashes, impressed shell mark to base 21cm wide, 6.5cm high.
Provenance: Dr John P Driscoll Collection; MAAK, 1114 December 2023 lot 96; Private collection.
£5001,000
£2,0003,000
Φ 197
Ewen Henderson (19342000)
A large vessel mixed laminated stoneware and bone china clays, with green and dark chequered pattern 29cm high.
Φ 198
Paul Philp (b.1941)
Two stoneware footed vessels one with applied dark glaze on light ground, the other with a textured glaze and oatmeal interior both with impressed potter’s seal 20cm high, 21cm diameter, and 17cm high, 18cm diameter (2).
£400600
Φ 199
Paul Philp (b.1941)
A stoneware footed bowl with applied dripped glaze on an oatmeal ground impressed potter’s seal 17cm high, 29cm diameter
£300500
Φ 200
Paul Philp (b.1941)
A flattened stoneware vessel with handles to each end, the speckled glaze with brown and orange inclusions impressed potter’s seal 18cm high, 40.5cm wide.
£200400
Φ 201
Mohammed Ahmed Abdalla Abbaro (19352016)
Two vessels, 1985 porcelain, ovoid form, covered in a textured clay coloured glaze with dark brushes each incised with signature and date 17cm and 14.5cm high (2).
£200300
Φ 202
Abdo Nagi (19412001)
Two Zoomorphic pitchers Tmaterial, streaky sea green and mottled green and lilac glazes each with impressed potter’s seal 19cm and 16.5cm high (2).
£400600
Φ 203
Robin Welch (19362019)
A large stoneware vessel with rounded shoulders and cylindrical neck, covered in a cream glaze with black and red slip impressed potter’s seal 64.5cm high.
£400600
Φ 204
Robin Welch (19362019)
A large stoneware vessel inverted form, covered in a white glaze with bands of red and bronze to the rim impressed potter’s seal 54cm high.
£300500
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Φ 205
Simon Carroll (19642009)
A monumental floorstanding vessel, 2002 slabbuilt earthenware, covered in coloured slips and glazes with impressed and incised decoration 86cm high.
£300500
Φ 206
Simon Carroll (19642009)
A large charger, Chandos, 2002 earthenware, with brown and black slip on a pale yellow ground signed with initials and with impressed date 45cm diameter.
Catalogue Notes: The charger was created during his time at Chandos House Rehab Centre
£200300
Φ 207
Simon Carroll (19642009)
A large jug, 2002
earthenware, covered in coloured slips and glazes with impressed and incised decoration painted potter’s initials and date 40cm high.
£200300
Φ 208
Richard Phethean (b.1943)
A large jug earthenware, slip decorated with cobalt blue signed with initials 39cm high.
£150200
Audrey Richardson (19312018)
A large stoneware sculpture hand built, with two abstracted pebble forms standing upon a large stone base 96cm high, 76cm wide (excluding the base).
Provenance: Direct from the artist, commissioned by the vendor.
Exhibited: Ice House, Holland Park, London, Ellipse & Illusion, New Ceramics by Audrey Richardson, 1993.
£8001,200
Φ 209
Φ 210
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A pourer stoneware, tapering form with pulled side handle, glazed silvergrey, the interior manganese impressed potter’s seal 9cm high.
£300500
Φ 211
Lucie Rie (19021995)
Handled dish circular with pulled handle, glazed pale celadon to the interior, the exterior chestnut brown impressed potter’s seal 22.5cm wide.
£300500
Φ 212
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A stoneware bowl, circa 1955 squeezed form, with an oatmeal glaze and manganese rim impressed potter’s seal 9cm high, 17.5cm wide.
£1,0002,000
Φ 213
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A small beaker stoneware, flaring conical form, glazed manganese, the interior glazed silvergrey impressed potter’s seal 4.6cm high.
£200400
Φ 214
Lucie Rie (19021995)
Two coffee cans and saucers covered in a manganese glaze, the interior silver grey impressed seal marks the saucers 13.5cm diameter, the cups 6.5cm high (4).
£1,0001,500
Φ 215
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A large pouring vessel stoneware, with a manganese glaze to the exterior and a cream glaze to the interior impressed potter’s seal 19cm high.
£1,0001,500
Φ 216
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A stoneware coffee pot and cover the exterior covered in a manganese glaze, the interior with a cream glaze, elongated handle impressed potter’s seal 23.5cm high.
£400600
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Φ 217
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A conical bowl, circa 1966
flaring form, with a pitted grey glaze, the interior a darker blue glaze
impressed potter’s seal, paper collection label
16cm diameter, 9cm high.
Provenance: The paper exhibition label is dated 1966; private collection.
£400600
Φ 218
Hans Coper (19201981)
Cup on foot with central disc, circa 1965 stoneware, porcelain slips over a textured body, manganese glaze to the interior and disc impressed potter’s seal 13cm high.
Provenance: Jane Coper; the estate of Lady Sarah Adam; private collection.
£4,0006,000
Φ 219
John Ward (19382023)
A stoneware vase
elliptical form, with a turquoise green and matt bronze glaze impressed seal mark
8.5cm high.
£300500
Φ 220
John Ward (19382023)
A handbuilt stoneware vessel
covered in a mottled cream and white glaze with dark inclusions
impressed potter’s seal
14cm high, 16cm diameter
£1,0002,000
Φ 221
John Ward (19382023)
Tulip form vase
handbuilt stoneware, covered in a matt, textured white glaze with green, the interior turquoise/green impressed potter’s seal
19.5cm high
Provenance: The Estate of Sheila Harrison.
£200300
Φ 222
John Ward (19382023)
A handbuilt stoneware flanged bowl
black glaze over a textured surface, of rounded form with broad flaring rim
impressed potter’s seal 10cm high, 34cm diameter
£2,0003,000
Φ 223
John Ward (19382023)
An early stoneware bowl, circa 1974 with a textured green and brown glaze
impressed potter’s seal 12cm high, 20cm diameter
£500700
Φ 224
John Ward (19382023)
An early stoneware vessel, circa 1974 cylindrical shouldered form, with a textured green and ochre glaze impressed potter’s seal 14cm high.
£700900
Φ 225
John Ward (19382023)
An early stoneware bowl, circa 1974 with a textured green and brown glaze impressed potter’s seal 13cm high, 21cm diameter
£300500
Φ 226
Emmanuel Cooper (19382012)
A footed vase
cylindrical form, heavily pitted coral glaze over black impressed potter’s seal 10cm high.
Provenance: The collection of Rosslyn Hill.
£300500
Φ 227
Emmanuel Cooper (19382012)
A stoneware jug covered in a bright yellow glaze with gold spots incised ‘E Cooper’ signature, paper exhibition label no.1 13cm. high, 17cm. wide
Provenance: The collection of Rosslyn Hill.
Exhibited: Ruthin Craft Centre, Emmanuel Cooper OBE 1938-2012, A Retrospective Exhibition, 7th December 20132nd February 2014, catalogue number 1.
£300500
Φ 228
Emmanuel Cooper (19382012)
An ovoid vase
stoneware, covered in a pitted turquoise glaze over blue impressed potter’s seal 14.5cm high.
Provenance: The collection of Rosslyn Hill.
£300500
Φ 229
James Tower (19191988)
Vessel, 1988 large, flattened earthenware vase, biscuit fired incised ‘James Tower 88’ 45cm high.
£8001,200
Φ 230
Gordon Baldwin (19322025)
Sculptural form, 2000 earthenware, glazed blue painted GB monogram and date 45cm wide, 15cm high.
Provenance: Private collection, purchased from Gordon Baldwin directly.
£1,0002,000
Φ 231
Takeshi Yasuda (b.1943)
A large circular plate on five feet with a sancai glaze on oxidised stoneware, potter’s label to the underside, 31cm diameter.
£200300
Φ 232
Takeshi Yasuda (b.1943)
A stoneware platter with stylised twinhandles, covered in a sancai glaze 32cm wide.
£400600
Φ 233
Takeshi Yasuda (b.1943)
A stoneware jug, 1988 covered in a honey glaze with impressed details with manganese detail
impressed potter’s seal and with signed potter’s label 23cm high.
£100200
Φ 234
Takeshi Yasuda (b.1943)
Dish stoneware, with a honey glaze and tenmoku dripped detail 36.5cm diameter.
£150250
235
Ian Godfrey (19421992)
A small stoneware bowl
6.5cm high; with three Jim Malone yunomi, a small stoneware bowl, and a cutsided yunomi marked ‘PS’, and a Takeshi Yasuda plate (7).
£200300
236
Aki Moriuchi (b.1947)
A stoneware gourd vase ribbed, covered in a volcanic textured glaze
impressed potter’s seal 11.5cm high; with a tokkuri vase by Lisa Sjukur, and a vase by Eben Stewart (3).
£150250
Φ 237
Anne Fløche (b.1952)
A stoneware bowl with a mottled grey and cream glaze with blue cobalt pours and brushwork impressed potter’s seal 23.5cm diameter
£100200
Φ 238
Jack Doherty (b.1948)
A large lidded pot soda glaze with ribbed bands running around the body impressed potter’s seal 19cm high, 22cm wide (2).
£150250
Φ 239
Peter Beard (b.1951)
Vase with a blue, green, and grey striped pattern
impressed potter’s seal 15.5cm high.
£200300
Φ 240
Peter Beard (b.1951)
Vase
porcelain, ovoid form, with a red and black pattern on a white glaze impressed potter’s seal 18cm high.
£150250
Φ 241
Peter Beard (b.1951)
A slender vase decorated with a textured blue glaze with wavy vertical lines impressed potter’s seal 28cm high; and a smaller ovoid vase by Peter Beard (2).
£300500
242
Peter Beard (born 1951)
Ribbed vessel stoneware ribbed vase wax resist decorated with grey and turquoise columns, impressed seal marks 27.5cm high.
£250300
Φ 243
Mary Rich (19402022)
Three porcelain vases decorated with gilt bands over blue and purple glazes each with impressed potter’s seal the tallest 19.5cm high (3).
£150250
244
Sutton Taylor (b.1943)
A bottle vase
covered in a lustre type red glaze with mottled dark inclusions impressed potter’s seal 25cm high; and two Muchelney pottery bowls by John Leach, and a cylindrical jar and cover by Adam Frew (5).
£200400
Φ 245
Poh Chap Yeap (19272007)
A squat vase with tenmoku glaze to the shoulders and neck, poured chun glaze to the body signed 12cm high; and two porcelain pieces by Poh Chap Yeap (3).
£150250
246
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Ainstable Pottery
A stoneware bottle vase squared form, with nuka glaze with incised patterns impressed pottery and potter’s seals 22cm high; with two Derek Clarkson vases, a yunomi and a teapot by Phil Rogers, and further studio pottery (qty.).
£200300
247
Mary Rich (19402022)
A porcelain teapot in a graduated purple/pink glaze, highlighted with gilt impressed potter’s seal 16cm wide; and a smaller Mary Rich teapot, an Ara Cardew teapot, a Derek Emms teapot, a salt glaze mug, and an Aldermaston jug (qty.)
£100200
Φ 248
Derek Clarkson (19282013)
A porcelain bottle vase covered in a crystalline glaze, the rim highlighted with gilt impressed potter’s seal 22.5cm high; and two Derek Clarkson porcelain vases, two Derek Davis cylindrical vases, and three crystaline glaze vases (8).
£200300
Φ 249
Phil Rogers (19512020)
A stoneware vase with horizontal bands of lines running around the body and impressed detail, covered in an oatmeal glaze impressed potter’s seal 29cm high; and two Mike Dodd stoneware vases (3).
£300500
Φ 250
Phil Rogers (19512020) at Marston Pottery
A stoneware jug with brushed slip and painted sprigs over a salt glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seal 24cm high.
£150200
Φ 251
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Ainstable Pottery
A large stoneware vase combed and panelled with a nuka glaze running over a green ash glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seal 43.5cm high.
£200300
Φ 252
Lisa Hammond (b.1956) at Maze Hill Pottery
Five yunomi stoneware, each covered in a soda shino glaze each with incised mark the largest 9.5cm diameter, and another similar unmarked yunomi (6).
£200300
Φ 253
Michael Casson (19252003)
A stoneware jar and cover shouldered, painted with simple design in ochre impressed seal mark and Michael Casson stoneware coffee set (qty.).
£100200
Φ 254
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware teapot and cover covered in a green ash glaze to the foot, fluted design to the top half 15cm high.(2)
£150250
Φ 255
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware box and cover with fluted sides, covered in an ash glaze 9cm high; and two small jugs, a coffee cup and a jar and cover, all by Richard Batterham (7).
£150250
Φ 256
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware caddy and cover covered in an ash glaze 14cm high; and a pot and cover by Richard Batterham (4).
£200300
Φ 257
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware circular box and cover flattened form, covered in a green ash glaze 7cm high; and a small yog bowl by Richard Batterham (3).
£100200
Φ 258
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A set of three storage jars covered in an ash glaze, each with chevron incised details to the body 18cm high; and five items of pottery by Richard Batterham a lemon squeezer, two bowls, a plant pot, and a small bud vase (11).
£200300
Φ 259
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Four jugs, a mug, a serving dish, and a plate all with ash glaze the largest jug 14cm high (7).
£150250
260
Tim Andrews (b.1960)
Raku vase
shouldered, ovoid form with collar rim, pale grey with black spots and rims, and an Alan Wallwork stoneware pebble form impressed seal mark, incised ‘AW’ mark to pebble the vase 23cm high (2).
£150250
Φ 261
Mike Dodd (b.1943)
A large faceted stoneware vase covered in an ash and granite glaze, with incised repeating pattern impressed potter’s seal
28.5cm high; with a stoneware bowl by Mike Dodd, and three Mike Dodd catalogues produced by the Goldmark Gallery (5).
£150250
262
Gutte Eriksen (19182008)
A faceted vase earthenware, with a dark brown glaze over iron incised potter’s signature
25.5cm high; and an earthenware teapot by Gutte Eriksen (3).
£300500
263
Tim Andrews (b.1960)
A stoneware vase shouldered form, raku, with incised detail to the neck
impressed potter’s seal
15.5cm high; with a Barry Huggett studio pottery stoneware salt glaze jar and cover, a Richard Cheshire tall studio pottery stoneware jug; a David Yorath large studio pottery vase; and a Tessa Fuchs (att.) ‘birds in the bush’ sculptural vase (5).
£100200
Φ 264
Michael O’Brien at Abuja Pottery
Water pot with grey glaze and sgraffito motifs on a wicker stand 22cm high.
£150250
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Φ 265
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
An earthenware vase, 2001 with a red and yellow flowing glaze with manganese spots signed and dated 25cm high; and a Janice Tchalenko teapot (2).
£200300
Φ 266
Roger Law (b.1941)
A fish bowl
modelled with fish with lustre glaze swimming against a green and blue ground, the interior with a dark blue glaze
11cm high, 21cm diameter; and a Dartington Pottery fish bowl by Roger Law and Janice Tchalenko (2).
£200300
Φ 267
Janice Tchalenko (19242018)
A large oval platter, 2001 covered in a typical polychrome glaze signed and dated 45cm wide; and a charger by Janice Tchalenko, carved with leaves, 37.5cm diameter (2).
£200400
Φ 268
Janice Tchalenko (19242018)
A large bowl covered in a streaky blue, cream, and green glaze 15cm high, 37cm diameter; and a large shallow bowl by Janice Tchalenko (2).
£200400
Φ 269
Roger Law (b.1941) and Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A Dragon vase modelled with two dragons around the rim, covered in a running purple glaze 22cm high; and another similar oval vessel by Janice Tchalenko and Roger Law, signed and dated 1996, 21cm high (2).
£300500
270
Dorell Pirie (b.1965) for Highland Stoneware
A large stoneware bowl with a flambe glaze and decorated with a grouse signed with initials 40cm diameter.
£100200
Φ 271
Sutton Taylor (b.1943)
A large footed bowl covered in a blue, purple, pink, and red lustre glaze
impressed potter’s seal 18.5cm high, 35cm diameter
£300500
Φ 272
Sutton Taylor (b.1943)
A large bottle spherical form with a long tapering neck, covered in a blue and red lustre glaze impressed potter’s seal 29cm high.
£400600
Φ 273
Kevin de Choisy (19542020)
An earthenware teapot covered in a Whieldon type glaze 16cm high, 23cm wide; and a coffee pot by Kevin de Choisy, covered in a Sancai type glaze (4).
£200400
Φ 274
Tony Laverick (b.1961)
A large porcelain vessel, 2019 inverted form decorated with abstracted patterns with gilt highlights painted initials and date 19.5cm high.
£200400
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Φ 275
Duncan Ross (b.1943)
Vase
burnished terra sigillata with geometric patterns incised potter’s monogram 23cm high.
£400600
Φ 276
Philip Jolley (b.1956)
A large vessel stoneware, triangular form, decorated with geometric patterns in red and ochre impressed potter’s seal 19cm high, 37cm wide; and a smaller vessel by Philip Jolley (2).
£150200
Φ 277
Tim Andrews (b.1960)
A Humbug vessel raku with black and white striped design impressed potter’s seal 12.5cm high, 21cm wide.
£200300
Φ 278
Tim Andrews (b.1960)
Vase
raku, with striped bands to the neck impressed potter’s seal 15.5cm high.
£200300
Φ 279
Dan Kelly (b.1953)
Three stoneware vessels black glaze with white slip two with impressed potter’s seal the tallest 34.5cm high (3).
£100200
280
Sotis Filippides (b.1963)
A large bowl covered in a textured black glaze to the exterior, the interior with a mottled brown glaze incised mark 24cm high, 30.5cm diameter.
£300500
281
Robin Welch (19362019)
Footed bowl
stoneware, with red and black slip impressed potter’s seal
8.5cm high, 19cm diameter; and a smaller Robin Welch footed bowl, a Derek Davis vase, a Young Ran Lee cylinder vase, and a Dan Kelly vessel (5).
£150250
282
Yuriko Hill (19502013)
Four miniature vessels with textured glazes each with impressed potter’s seal the tallest 10cm high; and three Japanese bowls (7).
£150250
283
Yasuhara Kimei (19061980)
A set of hakeme plates with two smaller and one large plate, with brushed glaze cased in the artist’s signed box the larger plate 25cm diameter (3).
£200400
Φ 284
Ruth King (b.1955)
A barge pot
covered in a dark salt glaze impressed potter’s seal 18cm high; and a cylindrical vase by Kyra Kane, and a porcelain squared bowl by Sasha Wardell (3).
£200400
285
Adela Powell (19452022)
Moon jar
stoneware, with volcanic glaze painted potter’s mark 15cm high; and a moon jar by Matthew Blakely (b.1965), 12cm high (2).
£300500
Φ 286
Colin Andrews (Contemporary)
Three stoneware fish Bass, Trout, and Grayling, 2002
each signed and dated the largest 38cm long (3).
£100200
Φ 287
Colin Pearson (19232007)
Winged vessel covered in a manganese glaze impressed potter’s seal 9cm high, 26cm diameter
£200400
288
Gertrud Natzler (19081971) and Otto Natzler (19082007)
A footed bowl covered in a speckled blue glaze and dark rim signed ‘NATZLER’ 5.7cm high, 12.5cm diameter.
£300500
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289
Rupert Spira (b.1960)
A footed stoneware bowl covered in a deep red glaze with light blue inclusions impressed potter’s seal 11cm high, 14cm diameter
£100200
Φ 290
Rupert Spira (b.1960)
A shallow bowl porcelain, covered in a pale chun glaze
impressed potter’s seal 24.5cm diameter
£200400
Φ 291
Chris Keenan (b.1960)
A porcelain canister and cover covered in a celadon glaze with studded detail to the body impressed potter’s seal 19cm high.
£100200
Φ 292
Bodil Manz (b.1943)
Rippled Water, 2018 a slipcast porcelain cylindrical vessel signed and dated 14.5cm high, 18cm diameter.
£400600
Φ 293
Jim Partridge (b.1953)
A carved burr oak vessel spherical form signed 13.5cm high.
£200300
Φ 294
Joe Hogan (b.1953)
Two woven Skibs willow rods in natural colours 55cm and 35.5cm diameter; with a Joe Hogan book, Learning from the Earth (3).
£100200
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295
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
Cannister and cover porcelain with impressed detail, crackled celadon glaze impressed seal mark 8cm high (2).
£300400
Φ 296
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
Cannister and cover porcelain with impressed detail, crackled celadon glaze impressed seal mark 9cm high (2).
£300400
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297
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
Bowl porcelain, with a light celadon glaze and impressed detail impressed potter’s seal 6cm high, 8cm diameter
£300500
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298
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
Two jugs porcelain, with a celadon crackled glaze and indented detail impressed potter’s seal 9cm high (2).
£400600
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299
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A pair of small cylinder vases porcelain, with a light celadon glaze and indented detail impressed potter’s seal 6cm high (2).
£400600
Φ
300
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A coffee cup and saucer porcelain, with a light celadon glaze and impressed detail impressed potter’s seal the cup 6.5cm high, the saucer 11.5cm diameter.
£300500
Φ 301
Kate Malone (b.1959)
Tutti Frutti a stoneware vase, glazed in colours incised ‘Kate Malone, London’
30.5cm high.
£8001,200
Φ 302
Antonia Salmon (b.1959)
a smoke fired and burnished bowl with pulled rim, incised decoration to underside incised AS Monogram 28.5cm wide.
£100200
Φ 303
Antonia Salmon (b.1959)
An inverted form vase smoke fired in grey and black incised potter’s seal 19cm high.
£100200
304
Sotis Filippides (b.1963)
A stoneware vessel cylindrical with a textured and graduated dark glaze incised monogram 45cm high.
£600800
305
Sotis Filippides (b.1963)
A tall vase cylindrical with waisted centre, covered in a black textured glaze and gold interior incised monogram 62.5cm high.
£1,0001,500
306
Josephine Zettel (18741954) for Rookwood Pottery
A cylindrical Lilies vase painted with flower heads on a soft green and yellow ground impressed factory marks and incised artist’s initials 32cm high.
£100200
307
Eva Englund (19371988) for Strömbergshyttan
A glass vase, 1998 in blue with applied lustre details signed and dated 24cm high; and four Siddy Langley iridescent glass vases (5).
£200300
308
Peter Beard (born 1951) disc form
resist decorated with blue and grey columns, framed unsigned, 25cm. diam.
39 x 39cm (frame)
£5001,000
309
Peter Beard (b.1951)
A stoneware disc form with waxresist geometric design in blue 31 x 31cm, framed.
£5001,000
310
Peter Beard (b.1951) Monumental vessel
a unique large swollen wax resist vessel, wavy turquoise lines impressed potter’s seal 79cm high.
£1,5002,000
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311
Peter Beard (b.1951)
A slender vase inverted rim, decorated with a textured blue glaze with wavy vertical lines in black and blue impressed potter’s seal 27cm high.
£200400
312
Peter Beard (b.1951)
Brick Form, 2018 polished and ground porcelain in grey, sand and red impressed seal marks 33.5cm wide, 25cm high.
Catalogue Notes: This form was produced as part of a commission of five brick shaped vessels in 2018.
£8001,200
Φ 313
Gabriele Koch (b.1948)
A large vessel ovoid collared form, burnished and smoke fired in grey and pink signed 39cm high.
Provenance: Beaux Arts, Bath.
£300500
Φ 314
Gabriele Koch (b.1948)
A large flattened vessel spherical, burnished and smoke fired in terracotta and black signed 12cm high, 48cm diameter.
£5001,000
Φ 315
Gabriele Koch (b.1948)
A large vessel ovoid form with inverted rim, smoke fired and burnished in green and black signed 23.5cm high; 32cm diameter.
Provenance: Alpha House Gallery, Sherbourne.
£500700
Φ 316
Gabriele Koch (b.1948)
A tall vessel burnished and smoke fired in terracotta and black signed 52cm high.
£5001,000
Φ 317
Gabriele Koch (b.1948)
A tall vessel burnished and smoke fired in grey and white signed 47cm high.
£300500
Φ 318
David Roberts (b.1947)
A tall raku vessel cylindrical form, with black wavy line decoration signed, dated, and with an impressed potter’s seal 41.5cm high.
£400600
Φ 319
Sue Hanna (b.1963)
A large raku sculpture, Man and Woman in the form of two heads and torso raised on a rectangular block 67cm high.
£5001,000
Φ 320
Sue Hanna (b.1963)
A pair of raku people pebbles 14 x 13cm (2).
£150250
Φ 321
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A raku vessel compressed form, with carved zigzag design incised ‘Ash’ 8.5cm high, 18cm wide.
£150250
Φ 322
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A naked raku vessel ovoid form with flattened and divided top with white and black lines incised ‘Ash’ 18.5cm high, 35cm diameter.
£6001,000
Φ 323
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A raku sculptural bowl form with white dished top and black base incised ‘Ash’ 23cm high, 37cm wide.
£500700
Φ 324
Ashraf Hanna (born 1967)
A raku vase
naked raku, inverted form, black and white geometric design incised ‘Ash’
30.5cm high.
£5001,000
Φ 325
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A raku vase
naked raku, flaring cylindrical form, black and white geometric design incised ‘Ash’ 29cm high.
£5001,000
Φ 326
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A raku vase
naked raku, inverted form, black and white geometric design with a clear black band to the rim incised ‘Ash’
44.5cm high.
£6001,000
Φ 327
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A large twisted form vessel stoneware, with a textured cream glaze 82cm high.
£8001,200
Φ 328
Akiko Hirai (b.1970)
An Extra Large Moon Jar, circa 2000 grogged stoneware, large rugged porcelain deposits over white and black slips under running pale blue and green glazes painted signature 66cm high, 56cm diameter.
Exhibited: Flow Gallery, Akiko Hirai Solo Show, 25th June 15th September 2020. £10,00015,000
“Imagination and fantasy always reinforce the imperfection and achieve the perfection with its own originality. Therefore the completion of my work is done by the viewers. My work is a creation on its own.” Akiko Hirai
329
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329
Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943)
Japanese Mother and Child carved driftwood with pewter and gilt, standing on a metal base 49.5cm high.
£500700
330
Peter Beard (b.1951)
Angel, a bronze sculpture 1/1, modelled upon a bronze plinth impressed seal to the bronze and plinth 56cm high.
£3,0005,000
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331
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware bowl cutsided, covered in a green ash glaze 17cm high, 25.5cm diameter
£200300
332
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A cutsided stoneware bowl glazed to the interior with ash, the exterior a running iron glaze 7.5cm high, 13cm diameter.
£150250
333
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A set of three bowls covered in a green ash glaze and decorated with a chatter band to the interior, the exterior with horizontal bands each 8.5cm high, 17cm diameter (3).
£200300
334
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware caddy and cover with a dark iron glaze and a band of ash glaze 13cm high. (2)
£200300
335
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Beaten jar and cover stoneware with chatter band to shoulder, covered in an iron glaze paper exhibition number 153 14cm. high (2).
£100200
Φ 336
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A beaten jar and cover stoneware, covered in a green ash glaze to the foot 15.5cm high. (2)
£150200
337
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A small stoneware jar and cover covered in ash glaze to the foot 10cm high; and two similar jars with cover by Richard Batterham (6).
£150250
338
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware footed tazza with chatter lines to the well, decorated in a dark iron glaze and a green ash glaze to the interior 18cm diameter; and two stoneware tazzas by Richard Batterham (3).
£150250
339
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A cutsided stoneware bowl covered in a pale salt glaze
10cm high, 15.5cm diameter; and two stoneware cutsided bowls by Richard Batterham (3).
£200300
340
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Two early stoneware bowls with chatter bands in dark ash glazes
16cm and 13.5cm diameter; and six stoneware dishes by Richard Batterham, and one by Reuben Batterham (9).
£150250
341
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware mug with a band of ash glaze to the rim and an iron glaze to the body
13cm high, and ten stoneware mugs by Richard Batterham, in various sizes, including two miniature examples (11).
£300500
342
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware yog bowl with green ash glaze to the interior, chatter bands to the interior and exterior
13cm high, 27cm diameter; and six smaller stoneware yog bowls by Richard Batterham (7).
£200300
343
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware flower vase covered in a salt glaze, the neck with a green ash glaze 21cm high; and a porcelain flower vase by Richard Batterham (2).
£200300
344
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A pair of stoneware vases cut sided, covered in an ash glaze to the foot 10cm high, and a smaller cut sided vase by Richard Batterham (3).
£200300
345
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware tazza covered in pale ash glaze and decorated with a chatter band 12cm high, 23cm diameter; and a smaller stoneware tazza by Richard Batterham (2).
£200300
346
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware beaten jar and cover in an ash glaze to the top half, the bottom half with a salt glaze, chatter band around the collar 24cm high; and a similar beaten jar and cover, and a large jug with manganese glaze, both by Richard Batterham (5).
£200300
347
Richard Batterham (19362021)
An early stoneware teapot and cover ovoid with incised stripes, covered in an ash glaze 17cm high; and two stoneware teapots with cutsides and salt glaze (6).
£300500
348
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware bowl cutsided, covered in a green ash glaze to the foot 13.5cm high, 23cm diameter
£150250
349
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware teapot and cover covered in a green ash glaze
10.5cm high; and a similar salt glazed cutsided teapot by Richard Batterham (4).
£200300
350
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware dish covered in an ash glaze and decorated with a chatter band, the rim with an iron glaze 37cm diameter; and a similar large stoneware dish by Richard Batterham, 40cm diameter (2).
£300500
351
Richard Batterham (19362021) at St Ives Pottery
An early stoneware lidded jar, circa 1957 covered in a mottled green ash glaze pottery impressed mark 8cm high; and another lidded jar by Richard Batterham, made at St Ives Pottery (4).
£100200
352
Atsuya Hamada (19321986) at Leach Pottery
A stoneware yumoni with incised decoration under a tenmoku glaze, the interior and rim with an ash glaze impressed pottery seal
9.5cm high; with a stoneware lamp base by Atsuya Hamada; and a stoneware yunomi attributed to Atsuya Hamada (3).
Literature:
Tony Birks & Cornelia Wingfield Digby, Bernard Leach, Hamada & Their Circle from the Wingfield Digby Collection, Phaidon, page 173 catalogue number 176 for a comparable yunomi illustrated.
£150250
353
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A rare stoneware miniature pot and cover covered in a green ash glaze with chatter band to the collar applied paper exhibition label 145 6cm diameter; and two early miniature vases by Richard Batterham (4).
£100200
354
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Two stoneware dinner plates covered in ash glaze 27cm diameter; and five stoneware plates by Richard Batterham (7).
£150250
355
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware bowl in an unusual speckled blue ash glaze 7.5cm high, 15cm diameter; and three stoneware bowls by Richard Batterham (4).
£200300
356
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware tazza covered in a green ash glaze and decorated with a chatter band paper exhibition label ‘14’ 10cm high, 18cm diameter; and a smaller stoneware tazza by Richard Batterham (2).
£150250
357
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware tazza fluted sides, covered in an iron glaze paper exhibition label ‘13’ 10cm high, 18cm diameter; and a smaller stoneware tazza by Richard Batterham (2).
£150250
358
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A porcelain footed bowl in a pale green ash glaze and decorated with a chatter band exhibition label to the body 6cm high, 14cm diameter; and a similar porcelain bowl, and two porcelain boxes with covers, all by Richard Batterham (6).
£200300
359
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A set of four stoneware souffle dishes with chatter bands above an iron glaze, green ash glaze to the rim and interior 5.3cm high, 10.3cm diameter; and an ash glaze souffle dish by Richard Batterham (5).
£150250
360
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Two large stoneware beaten jars and covers one with salt glaze, the other with a green ash glaze with blue highlights 23cm high (4).
£300500
361
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware caddy and cover with fluted sides, covered in a green ash glaze 13cm high. (2)
£200300
362
Richard Batterham (19362021)
a stoneware tea caddy and cover cylindrical, covered in an ash glaze with black iron band 12cm high (2).
£150250
363
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A small beaten jar and cover porcelain with chatter band to shoulder covered in a pale ash glaze paper exhibition label 10.5cm. high (2)
£100200
364
Richard Batterham (19362021)
An early footed cup green ash glaze with incised pattern impressed potter’s seal 10cm high; and seven early bowls by Richard Batterham (8).
£200300
365
Janet Leach (19181997) at Leach Pottery
An early dish, circa 1957 salt glaze
impressed pottery and potter’s seals 14cm diameter; with a Leach pottery miniature vase attributed to Janet Leach; and a Thiebaut Chague jug and pot with cover, a Leach Pottery jar and beaker, a Pierre Culot dish, a Micki Schloessingk vase, an Ara Cardew bowl, and three further bowls (qty.)
£200300
366
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A cutsided bowl stoneware, with an iron glaze to the foot and body, the rim and interior with ash glaze 8cm high, 16cm diameter; with a stoneware bowl with chatter band, and a stoneware Tazza, both by Richard Batterham (3).
£200300
367
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large porcelain footed bowl covered in a pale green ash glaze 11cm high, 29cm diameter; and four smaller porcelain bowls, one with exhibition label, all by Richard Batterham (5).
£200300
