WEDNESDAY 3RD JUNE 2026
AUCTION CALENDAR
JUNE
2nd Modern British & 20th Century Art
3rd British Art Pottery & Studio Ceramics
10th Medals & Coins, Arms & Armour
30th Fine Furniture
JULY
1st Furniture, Works of Art & Clocks
2nd British & Continental Ceramics & Glass
2nd Treasures from Kirtling Towers - The Property of Lord & Lady Fairhaven
8th & 9th Fine Jewellery
14th & 15th Silver & Objects of Vertu
AUGUST
20th Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas
SEPTEMBER
8th Old Masters, British & European Paintings
23rd & 24th Design
Φ Audrey Richardson (1931-2018) A large stoneware sculpture Sold for £5,334
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BRITISH ART POTTERY & STUDIO CERAMICS
WEDNESDAY 3RD JUNE 2026
10.00AM LOTS 401-702
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Modern British & 20th Century Art
Auction: Tuesday 2nd June
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ILLUSTRATIONS
Front cover: Lot 612
Back cover: Lot 582, 580 & 581
Φ 401
Charles Vyse (18821971)
A stoneware vase, 1932 shouldered form, with iron glaze and grey splashes incised ‘ CV 1932’ 13cm high.
£100-200
Φ 402
Charles Vyse (18821971)
A stoneware vase, 1933 ovoid form with sancai glaze incised ‘ CV 1933’ 13cm high.
£100-200
403
Ruskin Pottery
A miniature high-fired vase, 1913 with a mottled blue glaze and bands of copper red to the rim impressed marks and date 8.5cm high.
£100-200
404
William De Morgan (18391917)
A ruby lustre vase, circa 1885 decorated with Iznik flowers 14cm high.
£300-500
405
William De Morgan (18391917)
A Persian bottle vase painted with Iznik flowers on a white ground 13.5cm high; with a William De Morgan bottle vase with green glaze, impressed Merton Abbey mark, 14cm high (2).
£200-300
406
William De Morgan (18391917) at Fulham Pottery
A Tulip and Trellis pattern tile impressed mark to the reverse 15.5 x 15.5cm.
£100-200
408
407
Theodore Deck (18231891)
Coq, a rare centrepiece model of a cockerel, 1859 painted in rich colours signed, dated, and inscribed to the underside, impressed ‘TH DECK’ mark
41cm high, 28cm wide.
£400-600
Theodore Deck (18231891)
Coq, a rare centrepiece model of a cockerel
painted in white and green impressed ‘TH DECK’ mark
41cm high, 28cm wide.
£400-600 407
409
Christopher Dresser (18341904) for Linthorpe Pottery
A Peruvian style twin-handled vase raised detail, covered in a streaky brown and blue glaze
impressed ‘CH DRESSER’ and model number ‘337’ 20.5cm high.
£100-200
410
Christopher Dresser (18341904) for Minton
A U-shaped porcelain vase with a handle with enamel and gilt decoration on a blue ground impressed ‘Minton 1494’ 16cm high.
£150-250
411
Christopher Dresser (18341904) for Linthorpe Pottery
A handled jug covered in a mustard glaze impressed ‘Linthorpe CH Dresser’ and model number ‘19H’ 17cm high; with a collection of Linthorpe and Bretby Pottery, mostly designed by Christopher Dresser (qty.).
£200-300
412
Christopher Dresser (18341904) for Linthorpe Pottery
A twin-handled pottery vase covered in a streaky blue and brown glaze
impressed model number ‘2077’ 38cm high; and a Bretby Art Pottery vase (2).
£100-200
413
Fulham Pottery
A tall vase twisted form with incised detail impressed marks 31cm high; with five Doulton stoneware vases, and an art pottery vase, dated 1935 (7).
£100-200
414
Charles Noke and Harry Nixon for Royal Doulton
A small Chang cup, circa 1925 with crackled cream and flambé running glaze signed, and with original Doulton inscribed label 8.5cm high.
£200-300 415
Florence Barlow for Royal Doulton
A rare pair of vases, circa 1906 painted with cranes upon a cream ground impressed Doulton marks, incised Florence Barlow initials, and impressed ‘NC’ 27cm high (2).
£600-1,000
416
Harry Allen for Royal Doulton Nightingale, a Titanian ware sleeve vase painted with a nightingale singing at dusk on a cobalt blue ground signed to the sky, the underside with title and printed Doulton marks 28.5cm high.
£400-600
417
Goodyer Pottery
The Goodyer Cat, a pottery model with a green glaze and inset glass eyes inscribed ‘Goodyer Cat Rd No 940207’ 32cm high.
£100-200
418
Ewenny Pottery
A pottery sleeve vase, 1908 decorated with a cross and inscribed ‘The Cross of Saint Winchester 1908’ marked ‘Ewenny Pottery, South Wales’ 18.5cm high.
£100-200
420
419
Herend
Lynn Chase (19482025) for Hollóháza
Tiger Raj, a pair of porcelain candlesticks, 1994 modelled as performing tigers, painted in colours printed factory marks 28.5cm high (2).
£200-300
A porcelain model of a partridge, 20th Century painted in colours printed factory mark, incised model number ‘5014’ 23.5cm high; with a Herend model of a cockerel, model number 4105, 23.5cm high (2).
£200-300
421
Richard Joyce (18731931) for Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian Pottery
Vase
decorated in silver and gold lustre of fish on a red ground impressed marks and number ‘2873’, and painted artist’s cipher 24.5cm high.
£400-600
422
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.
£200-300
423
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.
£100-200
424
Evelyn Hope Beardmore for Bernard Moore
A flambe bowl
painted in the centre with a fish painted marks and artist initials 21cm diameter; and a Bernard Moore flambe vase (2).
£100-200
425
Charles Francis Annesley Voysey for Pilkington’s Lancastrian
A dust-pressed tile with a simple Art Nouveau flower motif, glazed red and another glazed green tile 15.5cm. diameter (2).
£100-200
426
Attributed to Walter Crane
Sigh No More Ladies and Phyllis is my only Joy, two tiles the design probably Minton’s, printed in colours on a cream ground, a Minton’s tile painted with a galleon roundel inscribed ‘Like unto ships far off at sea’ and six English Art Nouveau tiles dust-pressed with galleons, 15cm. square (9).
£100-200
THE COLLECTION OF CAROL CASHMORE
427
Troika
An early Calculator wall plaque with the tonal blue and white glazes, painted cyphers to each button painted ‘Troika St Ives’ mark and impressed trident mark 26.5 x 18cm.
£300-500
428
Jane Fitzgerald for Troika
A square dish, circa 1980 decorated with raised motifs with blue and green glaze inscribed ‘TROIKA CORNWALL’ and with artist’s initials 16 x 16cm.
£100-150
429
Troika
430 Troika
A chimney vase and two wheel vases
decorated with textured glazes, two by Louise Jinks, one by Teo Bernatowitz the chimney vase 15cm high (3).
£200-300
A Calculator chimney vase with blue and black glaze to one side beneath the incised buttons, black and grey geometric design to the other side printed ‘TROIKA ST IVES, ENGLAND’ 19.7cm high.
£100-200
431
Louise Jinks for Troika
An Aztec Mask rectangular form with hollow stem and high relief modelled stylised heads signed ‘TROIKA CORNWALL’ and with artist’s cypher 26cm high, 18cm wide.
£300-500
Φ 432
Susan Parkinson (19252012) and Richard Parkinson (19271985)
A porcelain model of a policeman slip cast and painted signed ‘SP’ and with an impressed factory mark 32.5cm high.
£150-250
Φ 433
Susan Parkinson (19252012) and Richard Parkinson (19271985)
A porcelain model of a judge slip cast and painted signed ‘SP’ 32.5cm high.
£200-300
Φ 434
Susan Parkinson (19252012) and Richard Parkinson (19271985)
A porcelain model of a barrister slip cast and painted signed ‘SP’ 32.5cm high.
£200-300
Φ 435
Susan Parkinson (19252012) and Richard Parkinson (19271985)
A Chorus of Birds slip cast and painted, modelled as a row of six birds signed ‘SP’ 9.5cm high, 32cm wide.
£300-500
Φ 436
Susan Parkinson (19252012) and Richard Parkinson (19271985)
A porcelain model of a chicken slip cast and painted model number ‘236’ to the base 31.5cm high.
£100-200
Φ 437
Susan Parkinson (19252012) and Richard Parkinson (19271985)
A porcelain model of a sheep slip cast and painted with a blue pattern signed 'SP' 16cm high, 27cm wide.
£100-200
438
English School
A stoneware sculpture of a hawk, circa 1940 covered in an iron glaze indistinct inscription on the underside 30cm high, 28cm wide.
£80-120
Φ 439
Rosemary Wren (19222013)
A large model of a long-eared owl stoneware, with incised detail impressed potter seal 34cm high.
£200-300
Φ 440
Rosemary Wren (19222013) at Oxshott Pottery
A sculpture of an owl bronze resin incised signature and pottery mark 11cm high, 16.5cm wide.
£100-200
Φ 441
Denise Wren (18911979) at Oxshott Pottery
A stoneware vase with all over incised lines under a light green glaze incised initials and ‘Oxshott’ 18cm high; with a smaller Denise Wren vase, and two David Leach jam pots (6).
£100-200
Φ 442
Denise Wren (18911979) at Oxshott Pottery
A stoneware model of an elephant, 1970 with a textured grey and white glaze
incised signature and date 16cm high, 19cm wide.
£200-300
Φ 443
Rosemary Wren (19222013) at Oxshott Pottery
A raku sculpture of a stylised pheasant decorated with coloured glazes 38cm long.
£100-200
Φ 444
In the manner of Rosemary Wren (19222013) at Oxshott Pottery
A stoneware chess set and table the pieces in cream and iron glazes, the table with a stoneware top and a wooden frame impressed bird mark the table 52cm high, 58cm wide (33).
£200-300
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442
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Φ 445
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware teapot decorated with white crosses on a textured grey ground, and iron glaze handle and lid impressed potter’s seal 25cm high.
£200-300
Φ 446
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware Spade vessel painted with a red cross and flowers against a textured orange glaze impressed potter’s seal 21cm high, 16cm wide.
£400-600
Φ 447
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware jug with large spout and triangular handle, painted with a church under the sun on a textured glaze signed 24cm high.
£300-500
Φ 449
John Maltby (19362020)
King and Raven, a stoneware sculpture, 2008 signed, dated, and titled to the base 28cm high.
£400-600
Φ 448
John Maltby (19362020)
Seabird and Fish, a stoneware and mixed media sculpture signed and titled to the base, impressed potter’s seal 42cm high, 18cm wide.
Provenance: Primavera Gallery, Cambridge;
£500-700
Φ 450
Robin Welch (19362019)
A cylindrical stoneware vessel with textured glazes and white and blue slip decoration impressed potter’s seal to the base 17cm high.
£100-200
Φ 451
Robin Welch (19362019)
A cylindrical stoneware vessel with textured glazes and red and black slip, the vessel raised on four rectangular feet impressed potter’s seal to the base 24cm high.
£100-200
Φ 452
Robin Welch (19362019)
A stoneware bowl with textured orange glaze with raised bands and two slits to the rim, painted with black trailed lines and pink dots impressed potter’s seal to the base 12cm high, 21cm diameter.
£100-200
Φ 453
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with a grey and pale orange textured glaze with blue incised details incised ‘AW’ 19cm high.
£200-300
Φ 454
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A flattened vessel stoneware, with a textured glaze with blue circular details incised initials to the base 22.5cm high.
£200-300
Φ 455
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A pebble form vessel stoneware, with a textured glaze incised initials to the base 9.5cm high.
£80-120
Φ 456
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An early and large stoneware totem vase, 1964 modelled as a female figure, with a burnished orange glaze incised initials and date 53cm high.
£150-250
Φ 457
Robin Welch (19362019)
A large stoneware vessel cylindrical form, with textured orange and black glaze, with a solid band of white glaze, and a blue zig-zag impressed potter’s seal to the base 59.5cm high.
£400-600
Φ 458
Bernard Rooke (b.1938)
A tall stoneware sculptural floor lamp, circa 1960 in seven sections, burnished glaze with incised details, the central section with blue enamel detail 75cm high.
£300-500
Φ 459
Bernard Rooke (b.1938)
A tall stoneware sculptural floor lamp, circa 1960 in eight sections, burnished glaze with incised details 101cm high.
£300-500
460
Roger Law (b.1941) and Janice Tchalenko (19422018) at Dartington Pottery
A Lizard vase modelled with a lizard to the side, covered in red and purple glaze signed by both to the base, inscribed 14/100 23cm high.
£150-250
461
Roger Law (b.1941) and Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A Frog vase modelled with frogs to the rim, covered in a running purple glaze signed by both to the base, inscribed 4/100 22cm high.
£100-200
Φ 462
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A stoneware jug with a loop handle and a large spout, covered in running black, blue, sand, and grey glaze 32cm high.
£100-200
Φ 463
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A porcelain jug with spiralled metal handle, 2011 with a celadon glaze with dripped red detail signed and dated 24cm high.
£100-200
Φ 464
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A large stoneware jug with a loop handle and a large spout, covered in running sand, black, and red glazes 38cm high.
£150-250
Φ 465
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
The seaside vase, 1996 hand-built in the form of shells and shellfish, covered in a light blue glaze incised initials and date 22cm high.
£100-200
Φ 466
Janice Tchalenko (19422018) at Dartington Pottery
Exotic Flowers, a stoneware charger, 2005 with poured glazes signed and dated, and with an impressed pottery seal 37cm diameter.
£100-200
Φ 467
Richard Godfrey (19492014)
A footed vase with an underglaze pattern and blue sprayed glaze 22.5cm high; and a mug by Richard Godfrey (2).
£80-120
Φ 469
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
A Chinese style vase, 1967 earthenware, with a sang de boeuf glaze and cream glaze signed and with date cypher 17cm high; with a smaller Alan Caiger-Smith vase (2).
£100-200
Φ 470
Alan CaigerSmith (19302020) at Aldermaston Pottery
A jar and cover, 1964 earthenware, with a black and blue repeating design signed and with date cypher 19.5cm high (2).
Φ 471
Marianne De Trey (1913
£80-120
A porcelain tapering vase painted with celadon and copper red glaze with dark copper red decoration impressed potter’s seal 19.5cm high; with five Marianne De Trey porcelain bowls/vases (6).
£200-300
472
Leach Pottery, St Ives
A large stoneware ‘Z’ footed bowl with an oatmeal glaze with iron brushwork impressed pottery seal 11.5cm high, 22cm diameter.
£100-200
Φ 473
David Leach (19112005)
A large stoneware bowl fluted, with nuka over iron glaze impressed potter’s seal 19cm high.
£100-200
474
Bawa Ushafa at Abuja Pottery
A large stoneware vessel covered in a tenmoku and iron glaze over incised patterns impressed potter’s and pottery marks 34cm high.
£100-200
Φ 475
Gareth Mason (b.1965)
A porcelain footed bowl, 1991 squeezed form, with green and red inclusions over a cream glaze impressed potter’s seal with date 8.5cm high.
£80-120
Φ 476
Joanna Constantinidis (19272000)
A tall porcelain vase with a light grey glaze with gold swirls impressed potter’s seal 28cm high.
£400-600
Φ 477
Mary Rogers (19292021)
A folded porcelain footed bowl, circa 1978 with a blue and green speckled glaze impressed potter’s ‘MER’ seal 11cm high.
£400-600
474
473
Φ 478
Peter Hayes (b.1946)
A bow form vessel with a grey raku glaze incised signature 30cm high.
£150-250
Φ 479
Peter Hayes (b.1946)
A figural form sculpture, 1986 stoneware, with a black glaze, on a rectangular slate base signed and dated to the base 31.5cm high.
£200-400
Φ 480
Peter Hayes (b.1946)
A large stoneware sculpture depicting a couple embracing signed to the rectangular base 49.5cm high.
£400-600
END OF COLLECTION
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478
Φ 482
William StaiteMurray (18811962)
A stoneware footed bowl covered in a mottled dark olive green glaze impressed potter’s seal 6.5cm high, 16.5cm diameter.
£200-300
Φ 483
William ‘Bill’ Marshall (19232007)
Two stoneware yunomi one with applied slip glaze and iron green drips, the other with a green glaze and resist decoration both with incised potter’s seal mark
12cm and 10.5cm high; with a stoneware bowl by William Marshall (3).
£200-300
Φ 484
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase fluted, covered in a green and grey crackled glaze impressed potter’s seal 16.5cm high.
£200-300
Φ 485
Katharine PleydellBouverie (18951985)
A stoneware vase squat form, covered in a dark blue glaze impressed potter’s seal 11cm high, 12cm diameter.
£150-200
Φ 486
Janet Leach (19181997) at Leach Pottery, St Ives
A stoneware vase with lugs black glaze with white and iron splashes, white glaze to the interior
impressed pottery and potter’s seals 17cm high.
£300-500
Φ 487
William ‘Bill’ Marshall (19232007)
A stoneware vase swollen form, with a grey glaze over an iron glaze, decorated with finger wipe decoration impressed potter’s seal mark 19.7cm high.
£200-300
Φ 488
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery, St Ives
Φ 489
A stoneware vase, circa 1950 with a band of kaki glaze above a speckled grey glaze and concentric lines in a reddish-brown glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seals 15.7cm high.
Provenance: Christie’s, London, Japanese and British 20th Century Studio Ceramics, 28 October 2014, lot 27.
Literature: Carol Hogben, The Art of Bernard Leach, exhibition catalogue, London, 1978, no. 105.
Exhibited:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, The Art of Bernard Leach, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 1977.
£800-1,200
Φ 490
Bernard Leach (18871979)
A small porcelain pot covered in a pale celadon glaze impressed potter’s seal 7.5cm high.
£100-200
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery, St Ives A stoneware bottle vase, circa 1960 with a tenmoku glaze over an iron glaze, the front and back decorated with a finger wipe design impressed pottery and potter’s seals 18.7cm high.
Provenance: Bonhams, London, Decorative Arts and Contemporary Ceramics, 19cm high.
£800-1,200
Φ 491
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery, St Ives A stoneware vase, circa 1960 with a tenmoku glaze over an iron glaze, cut sides impressed pottery and potter’s seals 13.5cm high.
Provenance: Bonhams, London; Private collection.
£300-500
Φ 492
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery, St Ives
A large stoneware dish, circa 1950 with a tenmoku glaze over an iron glaze, decorated with an oak leaf to the well impressed pottery and potter’s seals 28cm diameter.
Provenance:
Doyle, New York, Doyle + Design, lot 223.
£400-600
Φ 493
Bernard Leach (18871979) at Leach Pottery, St Ives
Φ 495
Michael Cardew (19011983) at Wenford Bridge
A large teapot with a medial band raised around the centre, decorated with blue and iron brushwork over an oatmeal glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seals 21cm high.
£300-500
Φ 496
Rupert Spira (b.1960)
A large stoneware footed bowl a dark olive green glaze with tenmoku dripped rim and iron brushwork impressed seal mark to the foot rim 16cm high, 26.5cm diameter.
A circular jar and cover, circa 1950 with a tenmoku glaze over an iron glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seals 18cm diameter.
Provenance:
Provenance:
Acquired directly from the potter. Rupert Spira was a family friend of the vendor.
Doyle, New York, Doyle + Design, lot
£100-200
497
£300-500
Michael O’Brien (b.1930)
494
William ‘Bill’ Marshall (19232007) at Leach Pottery, St Ives
A stoneware footed bowl with a band of hakeme glaze with iron brushwork impressed po 10cm high, 15cm diameter.
A stoneware vase with raised band decoration and nuka glaze impressed potter’s seal 13.5cm high; with a Michael O’Brien iron
£100-200
Φ 498
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A monumental stoneware vase covered in a green ash glaze over raised vertical ribs applied paper exhibition label ‘1’ 77cm high.
Catalogue Notes: Featured in an edition of Crafts Magazine, circa 1985.
Provenance: Private collection.
£1,500-2,500
erham (19362021)
A stoneware beaten vase covered in a tenmoku to the neck, green ash glaze to the neck and rim, with chatter band around the neck
erham (19362021)
a large stoneware tazza covered in an ash glaze 29cm diameter.
erham (19362021)
A large stoneware charger covered in an ash glaze and decorated with a 37cm diameter.
erham (19362021)
A large stoneware lidded beer jar covered in a green ash glaze with incised decoration, twin handles applied to each side 55cm high (2).
Provenance: Private collection.
£500-800
Φ 503
Phil Rogers (1951
A square stoneware bo with an ash glaze and brushed hakeme, with brushed iron glaze sprigs
impressed pott 23.5cm high.
£100-200
504
Phil Rogers (1951
A stoneware vase
cut sides with a green ash glaze impressed pott 20cm high; with a Mary Rich teapot, 14.5cm high (3).
£100-200
Φ 505
Phil Rogers (1951
A stoneware yunomi with iron glaze
impressed potter’s seal 9cm high; with a similar yunomi by Phil Rogers, two further pieces by Phil Rogers, a Mike Dodd vase, and a Ray Finch bowl (6).
£200-300
506
Ray Finch (19142012) at Winchcombe Pottery
An earthenware cider flagon decorated with green and brown glaze
impressed potter’s seal 28cm high; and a stoneware teapot and cover by Thiébaut Chagué (3).
£80-120
Φ 507
Clive Bowen (b.1943)
A slipware jar and cover with a trailed green pa yellow ground 28cm high (2).
£100-150
Φ 508
Clive Bowen (b.1943)
A large earthenware pot and cover
slipware with green pa yellow 25cm high; and a slipware jug by Clive Bowen (3).
£100-200
506
Φ 509
Jim Malone (b.1946) at Burnby Pottery
A stoneware bottle vase shouldered and squared form, with tenmoku glaze with iron brushwork impressed pottery and potter's seals
26cm high; with a Jim Malone vase and an Ursula Mommens vase (3).
£150-250
Φ 510
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 iron-glaze vase (5).
£100-200
511
Svend Bayer (b.1946)
A stoneware vase wood fired
19.5cm high; with a large collection of studio ceramics, including works by Dan Kelly, Warren Mckenzie, John Solly, Kazuya Ishida and others (qty.)
£100-200
Φ 512
Svend Bayer (b.1946)
A large stoneware storage jar and cover painted with fish in cobalt 37cm high (2).
£150-250
Φ 513
Svend Bayer (b.1946)
A large stoneware bowl with a light oatmeal glaze and a simple brushwork pattern to the interior
34cm diameter; with three bowls and a casserole dish, all by Svend Bayer (5).
£100-200
Φ 514
Svend Bayer (b.1946)
A large stoneware bowl painted to the well with a large bird in blue and iron glaze, over an oatmeal glaze 14cm high, 42cm diameter.
£150-250
515
Geoffrey Whiting (19191988) at Avoncroft
Pottery
A stoneware teapot with a speckled blue glaze with tenmoku design
impressed potter’s and pottery seals 12.5cm high, 20cm wide; with a vase by Malcolm Pepper, A David Leach globular vase, and a similar globular vase, and a small stoneware bowl (6).
£150-250
Φ 516
Geoffrey Whiting (19191988) at Avoncroft Pottery
A porcelain footed bowl tenmoku
impressed pottery and potter’s seals
7.5cm high, 13cm diameter; with a tea bowl by Geoffrey Whiting and a tenmoku glaze bowl (3).
£100-200
Φ 517
Ursula Mommens (19082010)
A stoneware bottle vase covered in a tenmoku glaze impressed potter’s seal 21cm high; with a smaller tenmoku vase and a dish, both by Ursula Mommens (3).
£100-200
518
Charles Hair (b.1955)
A porcelain yunomi with a dark glaze with white spirals signed with initials, with a signed storage box 9cm high; with a Michael Leach Yelland pottery vase, a bowl in the manner of Sam Haile, and a Leach school stoneware vase (4).
£80-120
519
Kevin de Choisy (b.1954)
A porcelain yunomi sancai glaze
impressed potter's seal
9.5cm high; with nine yunomi by various potters, including Jack Kenny, Mark Griffiths, and others (10).
£150-250
520
Laurence McGowan (b.1942)
A footed bowl painted with birds and foliage signed with a monogram 9cm high, 23cm diameter; with a large collection of studio ceramics, including David Eeles, Donald Mills, Mike Dodd, and others (qty.)
£150-250
Φ 521
John Maltby (19362020)
Wise King, a stoneware sculpture
fixed to a metal plinth impressed potter’s seal to the reverse, signed and dated to the metal 42cm high.
£300-500
Φ 522
John Maltby (19362020)
Family Group, a stoneware sculpture impressed potter’s seal to the base, titled to the underside 28cm high, 18cm wide.
£400-600
Φ 523
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware sculptural form the top in the form of a triffid with white slip over textured blue glaze, the base with abstracted blue glaze over black signed to the underside 32.5cm high.
£400-600
522
Φ 524
John Maltby (19362020)
A large stoneware vessel with disc, circa 1988 brushed cream slip over brown and black glazes, black painted and trailed designs of a large bird signed to the underside 44cm high.
£800-1,200
Φ 525
John Maltby (19362020)
Fishing Folk (St Ives), a stoneware tile, 2011 mounted onto a painted wooden frame signed, dated, and titled to the reverse, impressed potter’s seal to the tile 27 x 31cm.
£300-500
Φ 526
John Maltby (19362020)
Cars and Boats, a large stoneware tile, 2007 depicting cars, boats, and houses by the sea signed and dated on the reverse 26 x 26cm.
£400-600
Φ 527
John Maltby (19362020)
Two Boats (East Coast), a stoneware tile, 2010 mounted onto a painted wooden frame signed, dated, and titled to the reverse, impressed potter’s seal to the tile 18 x 21cm.
£300-500
Φ 528
John Maltby (19362020)
Island and 2 Boats, a stoneware tile, 2011 mounted onto a painted wooden board signed and titled to the reverse, impressed potter’s seal (lower right) 18 x 20.5cm (tile), 25.5 x 27cm (total).
£400-600
Φ 529
John Maltby (19362020)
Two Boats (St Ives), a stoneware tile, 2007 mounted onto a red painted wooden frame signed and titled to the reverse 13 x 15cm (tile), 21 x 25cm (total).
£300-500
Φ 530
John Maltby (19362020)
Two Reclining Figures (Beach), a stoneware tile mounted onto a painted wooden frame signed and titled to the reverse, impressed potter’s seal to the tile 29 x 28cm.
£200-400
Φ 531
John Maltby (19362020)
A Fishing Village, a large stoneware and mixed media picture, 2005 made of thirty stoneware pieces mounted onto a painted board signed, titled, and dated to the board 26 x 57cm.
Φ 532
John Maltby (19362020)
The Yacht Race automata, 2006 painted wood with four swinging boats signed and dated (lower right), titled (to the reverse) 33 x 125cm.
£1,000-1,500
Φ 533
John Maltby (19362020)
Three boats, a stoneware tile mounted within a wooden frame impressed potter’s seal (lower right) 9 x 29.5cm.
£200-400
Φ 534
John Maltby (19362020)
Fishing Boat St Ives, a stoneware tile, 2007 mounted onto a painted wooden board signed and titled to the reverse, impressed potter’s seal to the tile 16 x 21cm (tile), 26 x 31cm (total).
£400-600
Φ 535
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware tile sgraffito decorated with a townscape impressed potter’s seal (lower left) 8 x 18cm, within a painted frame (15 x 26cm).
£150-250
Φ 536
John Maltby (19362020)
Alfred Wallis automata painted wood and mixed media, with a single swinging boat on choppy seas signed ‘MALTBY’ to the reverse 31cm high, 26cm wide.
£300-500
536
535
534
Φ 537
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware footed bowl decorated with blue, red, and black abstract motifs on a cream and tenmoku ground impressed potter’s seal 6.5cm high, 15cm diameter.
£100-200
Φ 538
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware footed bowl decorated with blue, red, and black abstract motifs on a cream ground, the rim and interior with a tenmoku glaze impressed potter’s seal 9cm high, 12cm diameter.
£200-300
Φ 539
John Maltby (19362020)
A stoneware square dish decorated blue and grey pattern with black tree motifs, the rim and exterior covered in an iron and tenmoku glaze
impressed potter’s seal 6.5cm high, 23.5cm diameter.
£150-250
Φ 540
John Maltby (19362020) at Stoneshill Pottery
An early stoneware dish, 1980 with an ash glaze with brushwork depicting a man, the date, and motifs impressed potter’s seal 29cm diameter.
£100-200
539
538
537
Φ 541
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A stoneware seedpod form vase with a textured orange and grey glaze incised ‘AW’ 16cm.
£100-200
Φ 542
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A stoneware seedpod form vase with a textured grey glaze incised ‘AW’ 11cm high.
£100-200
Φ 543
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with a grey textured glaze and central waisted band in a lighter cream glaze incised ‘AW’ 17cm high.
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A seedpod form vessel stoneware, with a textured glaze als 13cm high.
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with a grey and pale orange textured glaze incised ‘AW’ 19cm high.
544
543
542
541
Φ 546
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with incised lines meeting at the centre, with a mottled orange and grey glaze incised ‘AW’ 16 cm high.
£150-250
Φ 547
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with bands of textured glazes incised initials 21cm high.
£200-300
Φ 548
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with bands of textured and grey glazes, with
548
547
546
Φ 549
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with horizontal bands of pale textured glazes incised ‘AW’ 23cm high.
£300-500
Φ 550
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
An ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with a grey glaze incised ‘AW’ 20cm high.
£200-300
Φ 551
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A large ovoid stoneware vessel with bands of grey and orange textured glaze, incised wavy lines running up the body incised ‘AW’ 32cm high.
£400-600
Φ 552
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A large ovoid stoneware vessel split form, with a grey and orange textured glaze, the opening starting halfway down the body incised ‘AW’ 34cm high.
£500-700
551
Φ 553
Walter Keeler (b.1942)
A stoneware Macaroni teapot salt-glazed in blue impressed potter’s seal 15cm high, 27cm wide (2).
£300-500
Φ 554
Walter Keeler (b.1942)
A stoneware jug salt-glazed in blue impressed potter’s seal 25cm high.
£200-300
Φ 555
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, 11-14 December 2023, lot 95; Private collection.
£200-400
Φ 556
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, 11-14 December 2023 lot 96; Private collection.
£300-500
Φ 557
Adam Buick (b.1978)
A porcelain moon jar with a cream glaze with iron speckles impressed potter’s seal 9cm high.
£80-120
Φ 558
Abdo Nagi (19412001)
A porcelain vase baluster form with flared rim, with a cream glaze with red inclusions impressed potter’s seal 22cm high.
£200-300
Φ 559
Bryan Newman (19352019) at Aller Pottery
A large spherical vessel with applied decoration to the sides, the body with dipped glazes impressed pottery seal 22cm high.
£80-120
Φ 560
Bryan Newman (19352019)
A stoneware sculpture of a boat with a cream glaze and incised lines, the top with applied stoneware depicting structures, covered in an iron glaze 37cm wide.
£100-200
Φ 561
Ian Gregory (19422021)
The Martin Brothers Potters, a stoneware model used as an invitation for the Richard Dennis preview exhibition at Sotheby’s Belgravia 25th September 1978 inscribed and with an impressed potter’s seal 15cm high.
£300-500
Φ 562
Ian Godfrey (19421992)
A stoneware curved form with a mottled grey and black glaze, incised with a snake to the top
36cm wide; with an Ian Godfrey bowl, vase, and small sculptural form (4).
£100-200
Φ 563
Ian Godfrey (19421992)
A large stoneware footed dish the rim with a pierced design, decorated with grey and white glazes 41cm diameter.
£200-300
Φ 564
Bryan Newman (19352019) at Aller Pottery
Two stoneware models of towns rectangular with buildings applied to the top, dipped glazes both with impressed pottery and potter’s seals 18.5cm and 18cm high (2).
£300-500
564
563
562
561
560
559
Φ 565
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A large sculpture of a spotted pig raku
signed to the underside 24cm high, 48cm long.
£300-500
567
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).
£100-200
Φ 566
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A sculpture of lovebirds modelled as two birds perched upon a branch raku signed to the underside 32cm high, 26cm wide.
£300-500
Φ 568
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A jug, five mugs, and two bowls each painted with animals and flowers each piece signed the jug 17cm high (8).
£200-300
567
566
565
Φ 569
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A large sculpture of a seated fox raku signed to the underside 53.5cm high.
£300-500
Φ 570
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A large sculpture of a seal upon a base modelled as tropical fish, shells, and coral raku
signed to the underside 37.5cm high, 52cm wide.
£500-700
Φ 571
Jennie Hale (b.1956)
A large sculpture of a flamingo raku
signed to the underside 57cm high.
£400-600
569
572
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A stoneware vase with an iron glaze and inlaid white glaze motifs impressed potter’s seal 16cm high.
£200-300
573
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A large stoneware vase with a grey glaze over an incised diagonal design with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 23cm high.
£300-500
574
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A large stoneware vase with lug handles with a grey glaze over an incised diagonal design with brushwork motifs impressed potter’s seal, with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 23.5cm high.
£200-300
575
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A stoneware vase grey glaze over white slip inlaid herringbone design, with inlaid repeating flowerhead motifs, iron glaze to the rim with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 21.5cm high.
£200-300
576
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A tall stoneware vase with lug handles with a grey glaze over an incised diagonal design inlaid with white slip, an iron roundel containing a white inlaid stem leaf motif front and back impressed potter’s seal, with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 28.5cm high.
£700-1,000
577
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A stoneware dish with a pale grey glaze band around the rim, a blue glaze band to the well, over impressed chord chevron design, the well with three roundels with iron motifs with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 27.3cm diameter.
£300-500
578
Tatsuzo Shimaoka (19192007)
A stoneware bottle vase with a grey glaze over an impressed chord chevron design inlaid with white slip, each side with two roundels with red, green, and yellow enamel decoration with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 14cm high.
£200-400
578
577
576
579
Shoji Hamada (18941978)
A stoneware Albarello form vase, circa 1960 cylindrical form, with a pale grey glaze, with an iron-painted stem leaf design repeated around the body with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 20cm high.
Provenance: Bonhams, London; Private collection.
£700-1,000
580
Shoji Hamada (18941978)
A tall stoneware bottle vase, circa 1950 square shouldered form, with an iron and mica glaze with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 26.7cm high.
Provenance:
Bonhams, Decorative Arts and Contemporary Ceramics, 8 December 2020; Private collection.
£1,000-2,000
581
Shoji Hamada (18941978)
A stoneware bottle vase, circa 1960 rectangular shouldered form, with kaki, iron, and tenmoku glaze, with wax-resist motifs to each side with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 19.7cm high.
£1,000-2,000
579
582
Shoji Hamada (18941978)
A stoneware bottle vase, circa 1960 rectangular shouldered form, with kaki, iron and green glazes, decorated with a cross on the front and reverse with a flower motif with tomobako (storage box), signed Shoji and sealed Sho, inscribed Kaki-yu testu-e henko (a flat vase with kaki glaze and iron brushwork) 19.2cm high.
Provenance:
Christie’s, Japanese and British 20th Century Studio Ceramics, 28 October 2014, lot 7; private collection.
£1,500-2,500
583
Tomoo Hamada (b.1967)
A large stoneware vase shouldered form, with bands of soft celadon and white glazes with a raised strip to the centre with red, green, and yellow brushwork with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 25cm high.
£500-700
584
Tomoo Hamada (b.1967)
A large stoneware vase gourd form with a waisted middle, with a textured white glaze and red and green painted detail with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 23.3cm high.
£300-500
585
Shinsaku Hamada (19292003)
A stoneware yunomi with a pale grey glaze, with an iron-painted pattern with tomobako (storage box), signed and inscribed 9cm high.
£200-300
Takeshi Yasuda (b.1943)
A porcelain distorted bowl with a cream glaze, the body cut and distorted with the artist’s label with tle and seal mark 8.5cm high, 16cm diameter.
£200-300
Ken Matsuzaki (b.1950)
A stoneware sake bottle wood ash glaze incised mark 23cm high.
£150-250
586
585
584
583
Φ 588
William Plumptre (b.1959)
A large stoneware bowl with a chequerboard design with incised lines beneath an oatmeal and oatmeal glaze signed ‘WP’ 10cm high, 41cm diameter.
£150-250
Φ 589
William Plumptre (b.1959)
A large stoneware vase squared form with four lug handles, the body decorated with a blue glaze over an incised design, with an oatmeal glaze to the neck and foot signed ‘WP’ 31cm high.
£100-200
Φ 590
Yuriko Hill (19502013)
A moon vase with a cream glaze and textured dark slip impressed potter’s seal 14cm high; together with four moon vases by Yuriko Hill (5).
£150-250
591
Siddig El Nigoumi (19311996)
An earthenware bowl, 1981 incised with an Ankh cross and scorpion to the well, the rim incised with a repeating pattern incised signature and date 5.5cm high, 15cm diameter.
£300-500
592
Eizo Mukunoki (b.1943)
A stoneware vase shouldered form, with blue cobalt glaze with resist motifs
590
589
588
Φ 593
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A large early stoneware footed bowl, circa 1988 tenmoku with iron pours 13cm high, 33.5cm diameter.
Provenance: Gifted to the current vendor by the artist.
£300-500
Φ 594
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
An early porcelain footed bowl, circa 1988 tenmoku glaze 6.5cm high.
Provenance: Gifted to the current vendor by the artist.
£100-200
Φ 595
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A pair of porcelain coffee cups with a cream glaze and green rims 7cm high (2).
Provenance: Gifted to the current vendor by the artist.
£300-500
Φ 596
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A porcelain coffee cup and saucer with a light celadon glaze and impressed detail impressed potter’s seal the cup 6cm high, the saucer 11.3cm diameter (2).
£200-300
Φ 597
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A porcelain jar and cover impressed seal to one side, indented to another side, covered in a celadon glaze 10.5cm high (2).
Provenance:
Christie’s, Japanese and British 20th Century Studio Ceramics, 28 October 2014, lot 127.
£800-1,200
Φ 598
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A porcelain jar and cover impressed seal to one side, indented to another side, covered in a celadon glaze 12.5cm high (2).
Provenance:
Christie’s, Japanese and British 20th Century Studio Ceramics, 28 October 2014, lot 126.
£800-1,200
Φ 599
Edmund de Waal (b.1964)
A porcelain jar and cover impressed seal to one side, indented to another side, covered in a celadon glaze impressed potter’s seal 12.5cm high (2).
£300-500
600
Φ 603
Chris Keenan (b.1960)
Carol McNicoll (19432025)
A twin-handled vessel with a painted and transfer floral pattern on a light green glaze incised signature 10cm high, 15cm wide.
Two porcelain vases both covered in a celadon glaze, one with a shaped rim, the other cylindrical with studded detail both with impressed potter’s seals 12cm and 12.5cm high (2).
£200-300
£150-250
Φ 604
601
Colin Pearson (19232007)
Chris Keenan (b.1960)
A porcelain canister and cover tenmoku glaze impressed potter’s seal 16cm high; with two Chris Keenan tenmoku bowls (4).
A porcelain winged vessel footed, with applied handles, covered in a turquoise glaze impressed potter’s seal 11cm high.
£200-300
£300-500
602
Carole Venables (Contemporary)
Two coral form vessels with textured light and dark glazes both with impressed potter’s seal 20.5cm high and 6.5cm high (2).
605
Masamichi Yoshikawa (b.1946)
A porcelain yunomi covered in a pale blue celadon glaze, inlaid with an abstract design in cobalt signed 8.8cm high.
£300-500
Φ 606
Poh Chap Yeap (19272007)
A porcelain vase shouldered form with slender neck, with a celadon glaze with iron spots incised signature 12cm high; with a stoneware bowl by Poh Chap Yeap (2).
Provenance:
Godden Reference Collection, 1977.
£100-200
Φ 607
Poh Chap Yeap (19272007)
A small porcelain gourd vase with a green speckled glaze incised signature 11cm high; with a small green glaze bowl by Poh Chap Yeap (2).
£150-250
Φ 608
Poh Chap Yeap (19272007)
A stoneware vase shouldered form, with a tenmoku glaze and Chinese calligraphy panel signed 25.5cm high; with two similar tenmoku vases, both by Poh Chap Yeap (3).
£200-300
Φ 609
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.
£800-1,200
609
606
605
610
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A tall porcelain bottle vase, circa 1963 with a long wide neck and flared rim, with a manganese glaze to the exterior, blue glaze with sgraffito to the interior and underside impressed potter’s seal 27cm high.
Provenance: Gifted to the current vendor in 1964 by a member of staff at Camberwell School of Arts, where Lucie Rie was a visiting professor.
£4,000-6,000
Φ 611
Lucie Rie (19021995)
A tall stoneware bottle vase, 1967
with a long neck and flared rim, with a grey-green glaze over a dark clay, the body with diagonal incised lines impressed potter’s seal, circular exhibition label to the base, catalogue number 306 27cm high.
Provenance:
Monika Kinley, purchased directly from Lucie Rie, thence by descent; Private collection.
Exhibited:
The Arts Council, Lucie Rie, a retrospective exhibition of earthenware and porcelain 19361967, supplement to the catalogue, 1967, catalogue number 306.
Literature:
Tony Birks, Lucie Rie, page 172 for a similar stoneware vase from the Collection of Dora Raeburn.
£6,000-10,000
Φ 612
Hans Coper (19201981)
A large stoneware flattened form vessel with disc, circa 1970 black glaze over a textured body, with a band of tight incised spirals around the body impressed potter’s seal to the underside 19.7cm high, 11cm wide.
Provenance:
Monika Kinley, purchased directly from Hans Coper, thence by descent; Private collection.
Exhibited: Hetjens Museum (Deutsches Keramikmuseum), Düsseldorf, Hans Coper, 16 January-7 April 1980.
Illustrated:
Ceramic Review, November December 1980, page 11, for an illustration of the vase to advertise the Hetjens Museum exhibition.
Catalogue Notes:
The Hans Coper exhibition at the Hetjens Museum is considered one of the most important exhibitions of Hans Coper’s ceramics. It was his 60th birthday show, and the last exhibition in his lifetime. 40 pots were loaned, selected by the museum curator, Ekkart Klinge.
£20,000-40,000
Φ 613
Hans Coper (19201981)
An early and large stoneware vessel, circa 1950 with handles to each side, covered in a manganese glaze over a textured surface, decorated with curved white lines impressed potter’s seal to the underside 24.5cm high.
Provenance:
The collection of the late William Ohly; thence by descent.
£15,000-25,000
Φ 614
Joanna Constantinidis (19272000)
A stoneware vessel, circa 1970 the enclosed form with a small pinched oval lip, with a cream glaze and iron speckles impressed potter’s seal 15.5cm high.
£200-300
Φ 615
Joanna Constantinidis (19272000)
A stoneware vase slender form, covered in a textured glaze with iron speckles impressed potter’s seal 21.5cm high.
£150-250
Φ 616
John Reeve (19292012)
A footed stoneware bowl with a speckled grey glaze impressed pottery and potter’s seals 9cm high, 15cm diameter.
£100-200
Φ 617
Alan Wallwork (19312019)
A seedpod-form vessel stoneware, with a textured orange glaze incised initials 9.5cm high.
£80-120
Φ 618
Eric James Mellon (19252014) Annunciation, a porcelain dish, 1991 painted with nudes by the sea, highlighted in gilt signed, dated, and titled, inscribed 1991/12 14cm diameter; and a similar stoneware dish by Eric James Mellon, Theme of Tenderness, inscribed 1987/39,19cm diameter (2).
Exhibited: York Museum, Eric James Mellon, 2000, catalogue number 222 and 292.
£100-200
618
617
616
615
614
Φ 619
Rupert Spira (b.1960)
A pair of porcelain cups and saucers covered in a cream glaze each piece with an impressed potter’s seal the cups 6.5cm high, the saucers 16.5cm diameter (4).
£200-300
Φ 620
Rupert Spira (b.1960)
A pair of porcelain cups and saucers covered in a yellow glaze each piece with an impressed potter’s seal the cups 8cm high, the saucers 14.5cm diameter (4).
£200-300
Φ 621
Inger Rokkjaer (19342008)
A footed bowl, 2000 raku, with a spotted pattern to the exterior impressed potter’s seal and date 9cm high, 12cm diameter; and a raku bowl by Inger Rokkjaer, dated 2007, 12cm diameter (2).
£200-300
Φ 622
Inger Rokkjaer (19342008)
A circular box and cover, 2003 raku, the lid with a domed top impressed potter’s seal and date 5.5cm high, 7cm diameter (2).
£100-200
621
620
619
623
ributed to Gillian Lowndes (19362010)
Φ 625
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A tall early stoneware vessel with tonal brown glaze with green highlights 52cm high.
Provenance: Private collection.
A naked raku vessel ovoid form with flattened and divided top with white and black lines incised ‘Ash’ 18.5cm high, 35cm diameter.
£400-600
£300-500
Φ 626
624
Sue Hanna (b.1963)
Ashraf Hanna (b.1967)
A raku sculptural bowl form with white dished top and black base incised ‘Ash’ 23cm high, 37cm wide.
A large raku sculpture, Man and Woman in the form of two heads and torso raised on a rectangular block 67cm high.
£300-500
£300-500
625
624
623
Φ 627
Duncan Ross (b.1943)
Vase burnished terra sigillata with geometric patterns incised potter’s monogram 23cm high.
£300-500
Φ 628
Gordon Baldwin (19322025)
A stoneware sculpture, circa 1970 rectangular form with applied and incised details
36.5cm high, 37cm wide.
Catalogue Notes: Although unsigned, this work has been confirmed by Anthony Shaw and David Whiting as a work of Gordon Baldwin.
£150-250
Φ 629
Gordon Baldwin (19322025)
An earthenware vessel spherical form with a small black square aperture 11.5cm high.
Provenance:
From the collection of David Whiting. A gift from the artist.
£100-200
Φ 630
Gabriele Koch (b.1948)
A large flattened vessel spherical, burnished and smoke fired in terracotta and black signed 12cm high, 48cm diameter.
£300-500
629
628
627
Φ 631
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A large stoneware bowl, 1998 with a flared rim and impressed detail, covered in a running blue and purple glaze incised initials and date
16cm high, 29cm wide; and a similar Janice Tchalenko flared stoneware bowl, 19cm high (2).
£200-300
Φ 632
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A large stoneware jug, 1997 with an applied handle in the form of a leaf, covered in a turquoise running glaze painted initials and date 20cm high; with a smaller Janice Tchalenko jug of the same design, 13cm high (2).
£150-250
Φ 633
Janice Tchalenko (19422018)
A large stoneware vase, 1999 tapering form, covered in a running blue glaze incised initials and date 22cm high.
£200-300
Φ 634
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.
£300-500
Φ 635
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.
£200-300
Φ 636
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.
£100-200
634
633
632
631
Φ 637
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).
£100-150
Φ 638
Sue Hanna (b.1963)
A pair of raku people pebbles 14 x 13cm (2).
£80-120
Φ 639
Ruth BarrettDanes (b.1940)
A porcelain sculptural vessel hand-built, formed as two entwined mythical creatures, with a light blue glaze 22.5cm high; with a smaller porcelain vessel
Φ 640
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.
£150-250
641
Mary Rich (19402022)
A porcelain teapot with a brushed purple and blue glaze impressed potter’s seal 13cm high; with a porcelain box and cover decorated with gilt, a porcelain perfume bottle and stopper, and a cup and saucer, all by Mary Rich; and a Lucie Rie style bowl and a Lisa Hammond teapot (11).
£100-200
Φ 642
Peter Hayes (b.1946)
A flattened form stoneware bottle vase with a slender neck, raku glaze
Φ 643
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware caddy and cover salt glaze
13cm high; with a Richard Batterham cut-sided vase, a teapot, a jug, a Reuben Batterham lidded pot, and a studio pottery jug (qty.)
£200-300
Φ 644
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.
£200-300
Φ 645
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).
£150-250
646
Edgar Camden for Aldermaston Pottery
A set of eight earthenware goblets each signed 13cm high; and three small Aldermaston bowls (11).
£200-400
Φ 647
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.
£100-200
Φ 648
Julian KingSalter (b.1954)
A large stoneware vessel shouldered form with an undulating rim, covered in a turquoise and iron glaze impressed potter’s seal and incised ‘E136’ 37cm high.
£100-200
Φ 649
Kate Malone (b.1959)
A candlestick, 2004
T material clay, covered in a yellow glaze incised signature and date 25cm high.
£700-900
Φ 650
Lawson Rudge (b.1936)
A tall model of a cow raku, decorated with a black abstracted pattern on one side, the other side with repeating ‘25’ 35.5cm high.
£400-600
Φ 651
Rafael Perez (b.1957)
A sculptural form mixed laminated clays, layered in black and white 15.5cm high.
£100-200
651
649
648
Φ 652
Gwyn Hanssen Pigott (19352013)
A porcelain tea set with a shino glaze to the exterior comprising teapot with cane handle and four cups with saucers each with an impressed potter’s seal the teapot 16cm high (including handle) (10).
£300-500
Φ 653
Gwyn Hanssen Pigott (19352013)
A porcelain dinner service comprising a serving dish, three large plates, six plates, four side plates, and four bowls each with an impressed potter’s seal the serving dish 31cm diameter (qty.).
£200-300
654
Harry Davis (19101986) and May Davis (19141998) at Crowan Pottery
A porcelain tea set, circa 1950 each piece with pottery seal the coffee pot 15cm high (qty.).
£150-250
Φ 655
Ian Rylatt (b.1963)
A porcelain tea set with a cream glaze and manganese bands each with an impressed potter’s seal the teapot 33cm high (7).
£100-200
Φ 656
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).
£200-300
657
Neil Dalrymple (b.1949)
A stoneware bust of a lady and fish, 1992 with green and blue glaze signed and dated on the reverse 36cm high, 39cm wide.
£100-200
658
Guy Sydenham for Poole Pottery
A spherical vessel with a textured brown glaze with incised surface impressed Poole marks and incised initials 8cm high, 10cm wide.
£80-120
660
Louise Jinks for Troika
A cylinder vase with a textured glaze and repeating circle pattern signed ‘Troika Cornwall LJ’
£80-120
661
Sue Lowe for Troika
A large wheel vase, circa 1978 cast in low relief with geometric panels signed ‘SL TROIKA CORNWALL’ 16.5cm high.
£100-200
662
Troika
A wheel vase cast in low relief with incised patterns signed ‘Troika Cornwall England’; and a Troika vase (2).
£100-200
661
660
658
657
663
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware cut-sided bowl covered in a pale ash glaze 10cm high, 16cm diameter; and a similar stoneware cut-sided bowl by Richard tterham (2).
£200-300
664
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware footed bowl with fluted sides and pale ash glaze 8cm high, 16cm diameter; with a similar stoneware footed bowl by Richard tterham (2).
£150-250
665
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large and early stoneware footed bowl with an ash glaze to the interior and an iron glaze to the exterior, chatter band to the interior 12cm high, 28cm diameter; and a similar large bowl by Richard Batterham (2).
£100-200
666
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware footed bowl with an iron glaze exterior and chatter band, and a running ash glaze to the rim and interior 12cm high, 22cm diameter; and a smaller stoneware bowl by Richard Batterham (2).
£100-200
667
Reuben Batterham (born 1967)
A large and unusual stoneware beer jar and cover with four lug handles to the neck and ribbed bands, covered in a salt glaze to the exterior, the interior with green ash glaze 33cm high (2).
£200-300
668
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware beaten jar and cover covered in an ash glaze, chatter band to the neck 23cm high; with a similar stoneware beaten jar and cover by Richard Batterham (4).
£300-500
667
668
669
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware circular box and cover covered in an ash glaze to the foot 7cm high, 13cm diameter; and four similar stoneware boxes and covers by Richard Batterham (10).
£300-500
670
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A collection of early stoneware bowls and dishes one bowl dated 1951 the largest 14cm high, 24cm diameter (10).
£150-250
671
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Twelve stoneware mugs in various glazes, including ash and tenmoku largest 11cm high (12).
£150-250
672
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Ten stoneware pieces to include bowls, casseroles, a salt sifter, a candlestick, and a porcelain dish the casserole dish 12cm wide; with two Reuben Batterham bowls (qty.).
£100-200
673
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Eight small stoneware jugs covered in ash, tenmoku, and iron glazes the largest 12cm high (8).
£200-300
674
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware beaten jar and cover with iron and ash glaze, chatter band to the neck, the cover with star motif 23cm high (2).
Provenance:
The Estate of Richard Batterham.
£300-500
675
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware beaten jar and cover with a salt glaze, the cover with a star motif 23cm high (2).
Provenance:
The Estate of Richard Batterham.
£150-250
676
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware caddy and cover salt glaze 22cm high (2).
Provenance:
The Estate of Richard Batterham.
£150-250
677
In the manner of Bernard Leach (18871979)
A stoneware dish incised with Tree of Life pattern, covered in a green ash glaze 31cm high.
£100-200
675
674
678
681
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware beaten jar and cover
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware colander covered in a green ash glaze 10cm high, 20cm diameter; and a Richard Batterham stoneware lemon squeezer (2).
£100-200
covered in an ash glaze paper exhibition label to the body ‘154’ 15cm high; and a smaller stoneware beaten jar and cover by Richard Batterham (4).
682
£150-250
Richard Batterham (19362021)
679
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware beaten jar and cover covered in an ash glaze with incised diagonal lines on each side
11.5cm high; with a salt-glazed stoneware beaten jar and cover by Richard Batterham (4).
£100-200
680
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware caddy and cover covered in a speckled ash glaze 12cm high (2).
£100-200
A stoneware cut sided bowl covered in a green ash glaze 12cm high, 17cm diameter; with two similar cut sided stoneware bowls by Richard Batterham (3).
£200-300
683
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware teapot and cover cylindrical form, covered in a salt glaze 16cm high; and a smaller teapot by Richard Batterham (3).
£100-200
684
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Three stoneware bowls two with tenmoku and iron glaze to the exterior, the third with ash glaze and a chatter band the largest 15.5cm diameter (3).
£150-250
685
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A cut-sided stoneware bowl covered in a pale salt glaze 11cm high, 18cm diameter; and two stoneware cut-sided bowls by Richard Batterham (3).
£200-300
686
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A cut-sided stoneware bowl glazed to the interior with ash, the exterior a running iron glaze 8cm high, 15cm diameter; with two cut-sided stoneware bowls by Richard Batterham (3).
£150-250
687
Reuben Batterham (born 1967)
An unusual stoneware jar and cover
with a salt glaze and raised ribs to the body 12cm high; with two beaten jars with covers, both by Richard Batterham (6).
£150-250
688
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware teapot and cover covered in a salt glaze 16cm high; and a smaller stoneware teapot by Richard Batterham (4).
£100-200
689
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware cut sided bowl with an iron glaze to the interior, green ash glaze to the interior 11cm high, 17cm diameter.
£150-250
690
Richard Batterham (1936 2021)
Six stoneware soufflé dishes the largest with cut sides 6cm high, 11.5cm diameter (6).
£100-200
691
Richard Batterham (19362021)
Five footed bowls each with a pale ash glaze the largest 16cm diameter; with a miniature porcelain box and cover by Richard Batterham (7).
£150-250
erham (1936 2021)
An early and large stoneware dish with green ash glaze to the interior with incised decoration paper exhibition label to the interior ‘52’ 37cm diameter.
£150-250
693
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware tazza
covered in a pale ash glaze, with a chatter band to the well
11cm high, 18cm diameter; with four stoneware tazzas by Richard Batterham (5).
£300-500
erham (19362021)
A stoneware footed bowl with an ash glaze to the foot, chatter band to the interior
8cm high, 17cm diameter; with four Reuben Batterham stoneware bowls, and two other stoneware bowls (7).
£100-200
695
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware beaten jar and cover covered in a green ash glaze to the foot 10.5cm high; and four stoneware beaten jars and covers (10).
£200-300
696
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A small stoneware cut-sided jar and cover covered in an ash glaze 8cm high; and four similar jars with covers by Richard Batterham (10).
£200-300
697
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A large stoneware yog bowl with green ash glaze to the interior, chatter bands to the interior and exterior 16cm high, 31cm diameter; with four stoneware yog bowls by Richard Batterham, and a St Ives bowl (6).
£200-300
698
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 four stoneware yog bowls by Richard Batterham (5).
£200-300
699
Richard Batterham (1936
701
Reuben Batterham (b.1967)
Three large stoneware dishes given to Richard Batterham for his 80th birthday, inscribed ‘Richard born the 27th March 1936’, each covered in a tenmoku glaze each with impressed potter’s seal and inscribed date 2016 each 35cm in diameter (3).
£200-300
702
Richard Batterham (19362021)
A stoneware tazza covered in a pale ash glaze, with a chatter band to the well 8cm high, 18cm diameter; with two stoneware tazzas by Richard Batterham (3).
£100-200
A large stoneware cut-sided bowl covered in a pale ash glaze 12.5cm high, 22cm diameter.
£150-250
700
Reuben Batterham (born 1967)
A large and unusual stoneware jug bellied form, with salt glaze 24cm high; with four Richard Batterham jugs (5).
£200-300
699
WEDNESDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER 2026
ENQUIRIES
Victor Fauvelle
+44 (0)1722 446961
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£10,000 – 15,000
Circle of Pieter Coecke Van Aelst I (Flemish 1502-1550)
The Adoration of the Magi Oil on panel with arched top
101.2 x 69.8cm; 39¾ x 27½in
Andy Warhol (American 1928-1987) Mao High White paper, 1972, a printer's proof aside from the
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Will Hobbs 339752
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