VIEWING WILL TAKE PLACE AT OUR OLD SARUM GALLERIES
Saturday 11th April 10.00am – 1.00pm
Monday 13th April 10.00am – 4.00pm
Tuesday 14th April 10.00am – 4.00pm
Wednesday 15th April BY APPOINTMENT
BUYER’S PREMIUM
ALSO ON VIEW
Fine and Important Glass
Auction: Tuesday 14th April
A rare documentary Dutch goblet by Frans Greenwood, signed and dated 1742 Estimate: £20,00030,000
Max Fisher 01722 424505 mf@woolleys.live
Zoe Smith 01722 446955 zs@woolleys.live
Annabelle Hunt Photographer
Each lot is subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 27% (+VAT) on the first £20,000 of the hammer price. reducing to 26% (+VAT) up to £500,000, and 20% (+VAT) thereafter.
CONDITION OF LOTS
Buyers are advised to obtain a full condition report prior to bidding, as descriptions do not necessarily list all faults.
COLLECTION OF LOTS BY APPOINTMENT
Collection is from our warehouse, Unit 1B, Castle Gate Business Park, Old Sarum, Salisbury, SP4 6QX. Please instruct carriers accordingly and note, the warehouse is closed over weekends. Please call 01722 446950 or 01722 424500 prior to collection to ensure the items are ready
All accounts to be settled prior to collection
EXPORT AND CITES LICENCES
Some lots will require export or CITES licences in order to leave the UK or Europe, please refer to the department for guidance.
ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHT / DROIT DE SUITE
Droit de Suite is a royalty payable to a qualifying artist or the artist’s heirs each time a work is resold during the artist’s lifetime and up to a period of 70 years after the artist’s death. Lots marked with a Φ symbol which sell for more than £1000 are subject to the levy, payable by the bidder. Please refer to page 87 for full details.
A Mouseman powder box and cover, circa 1940 oak, octagonal form with an adzed surface carved mouse signature 10cm high (2).
Provenance: Private collection.
£600800
202
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman jar and cover, circa 1940 oak, cylindrical form with raised horizontal bands carved mouse signature 18cm high (2).
Provenance:
Private collection.
£8001,200
203
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman scalloped bowl, circa 1940 oak with an adzed surface carved mouse signature 8cm high, 24cm wide.
Provenance:
Private collection.
£600800
204
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman chamber candlestick, circa 1940 oak, with an adzed surface carved mouse signature 12cm high, 15cm diameter.
Provenance:
Private collection.
£300500
205
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman mantle clock, circa 1940 oak, the case with triangular carving set with a Smiths MA car clock, serial number H5138
carved mouse signature 18cm high.
Provenance: Private collection.
£1,0002,000
206
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A pair of Mouseman bookends, circa 1930 oak with an adzed surface in places carved mouse signatures, both with long curly tails 16cm high, 9cm wide (2).
£600800
207
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
An early Mouseman fruit bowl, circa 1930 oak with adzed surface carved mouse signature 25cm diameter.
£300500
208
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman cheese board oak carved mouse signature to handle 38cm long.
£150250
209
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
An early Mouseman cheeseboard, circa 1940 oak carved mouse signature 37cm long.
£400600
211
210
Wilf Hutchinson (19362013)
A Squirrelman oak occasional table with an octagonal adzed top over four octagonal supports carved squirrel signature 48cm high, 49cm wide.
£200300
211
Wilf Hutchinson (19362013)
A Squirrelman oak stool with a dished top and an adzed finish carved squirrel signature 39cm high, 40cm wide, 28cm deep.
£200300
212
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman dressing table stool, circa 1930 oak with a slung leather seat carved mouse signature to one leg 46cm high, 44.5cm wide, 35cm deep.
£400600
213
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman footstool, circa 1930 oak with dropin leather seat carved mouse signature to one leg 37cm high, 52cm wide, 38.5cm deep.
£300500
214
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A Mouseman nest of three tables, circa 1960s oak, two with adzed top carved mouse signatures largest 48cm high, 61cm wide, 37cm wide (3).
£7001,000
215
Robert Thompson of Kilburn (18761955)
A rare Mouseman armchair, circa 1930 oak, with panelled back and seat and shaped arms and front stretcher, with leather cushions carved mouse signature 104cm high, 66cm wide, 74cm deep.
£3,0005,000
216
Thomas Whittaker (19101991)
A Gnomeman dining table and six chairs the table with an octagonal top with an adzed surface, raised on a cruciform base the chairs with leather seats and carved supports the table 135cm wide, 74cm high; the chairs 87cm high, 40cm wide, 39cm deep (7).
£1,5002,500
215 detail
AESTHETIC MOVEMENT, ART NOUVEAU & ARTS AND CRAFTS
217
Aesthetic Movement
An ebonised and brass writing desk, circa 1880 with four short and one long drawer beneath a rectangular top, over turned and inlaid legs and stretcher 72cm high, 107wide, 61cm deep.
£200300
218
Attributed to Peter Cooper (17911883)
A steel and leather rocking chair, circa 1880 retailed by R.W. Winfield & Co. 107cm high, 85cm long (approx.), 64cm wide.
Catalogue Notes:
A similar chair was exhibited at the Great Exhibition in London in 1851 and again at the World Expo in 1862.
£300500
219
Kimbel & Cabus, New York
An Aesthetic Movement writing table, circa 1885 mahogany, with incised detail and brass bindings 80cm high, 56cm wide, 36cm deep.
£400600
220
Shapland and Petter
An Art Nouveau cabinet, circa 1900 marquetry inlaid in brass and copper with a frieze of stylised flower heads, above glazed doors and side panels with an open shelf below and with a mirror back 178cm high, 82cm wide, 35cm deep.
£200300
221
Arts and Crafts
A three seater elm bench, circa 1920 90cm high, 152cm wide, seat depth 39.5cm.
£200300
222
In the manner of Liberty & Co.
An oak occasional table with an inset tile top, circa 1900 the four Kutahya/Iznik tiles decorated in blue, white, green, and black 65cm high, 52cm wide.
£200300
223
William De Morgan (18391917)
A Persian bottle vase by J S Babb painted with berried foliage stems in green and white on a turquoise ground painted monogram JB 14.3cm high.
Provenance: Private collection.
£400600
224
William De Morgan (18391917) at Sands End Pottery
Six BBB pottery tiles, circa 1890 decorated in blue and green, showing carnations impressed Sands Ends mark to the reverse each 15 x 15.5cm (6).
£500700
225
Bombay School of Art
A Wonderland pottery charger, circa 1880 painted to the well with figures, the rim with a frieze of flowers painted marks 48cm diameter.
Catalogue Notes:
The Bombay School of Art, whose ceramic works were marketed under the name Wonderland Art Pottery, operated under the direction of George Wilkins Terry, who became its first drawing master in 1857. The pottery flourished from the mid1870s until around 1890, but continued on a reduced scale after Terry’s retirement into the early years of the 20th century. Early wares were influenced by ceramics produced in Sind, as Terry established his workshop with a Sindhi craftsman named Nur Muhammad.
£150250
226
Bombay School of Art
A Wonderland pottery charger, circa 1880 painted with flowers and stylised pattern in blues, greens, and browns painted marks 47cm diameter.
£100200
227
Louise Powell (18821956) for Wedgwood
A porcelain jar and cover painted with foliate decoration numbered ‘33534’ and signed with initials 12cm high (2).
£80120
228
Helen Miles for Wedgwood
A set of four A Midsummer Night’s Dream tiles, circa 1880 in blue an white depicting, Oberon, Cobweb, Moth, and Puck each 21 x 21cm (4).
£100200
229
Christopher Dresser (18341904) for Linthorpe Pottery
A pair of ewers model no.342, ovoid with vertical spout and loop handle, covered in a streaky turquoise and brown glaze impressed model no and printed factory marks 16.5cm high (2).
£500700
230
Attributed to Liberty and Co.
An Arts and Crafts bookcase, circa 1910 oak, the frieze with the applied motto ‘Choose An Author As You Choose A Friend’ 202cm high, 137cm wide, 30cm deep.
£600800
231
Harris Lebus, London
An Arts and Crafts dresser, circa 1920 shelved upper section with panelled back and classical cornice, lower section with cupboard and drawers stamped marks 205cm high, 122cm wide, 53cm deep.
Provenance: Purchased from Liberty & Co., 2003.
£500700
232
Attributed to Gavin Morton (18671954) for Alexander Morton & Co.
A large Arts and Crafts Donegal carpet, circa 1900 with a central blue and red Celtic medallion against a green ground, the borders with a Celticstyle pattern 338 x 350cm.
Catalogue Notes: Alexander Morton & Co. opened its first factory in Scotland in 1881. In 1896, Gavin Morton’s cousin, Alexander Morton (1844–1923), travelled to County Donegal, Ireland, where he helped revive the handknotted carpet industry in Killybegs by drawing on the local community’s longstanding expertise in working with wool. Inspired by the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement, Morton aimed to both provide employment for those in poverty and preserve the region’s traditional woolweaving skills.
£3,0005,000
EDWARD BARNSLEY
233
Edward Barnsley (19001987)
An Arts and Crafts cabinet writing desk, circa 1935
English walnut with cedar lined drawers, the fall front enclosing writing space and various drawers, flanked by sections of four drawers 117cm high, 138cm wide, 42cm deep.
Provenance:
Commissioned from Edward Barnsley to furnish Springfold, Haslemere, Surrey. Springfold was constructed in 1937 and designed by W.S Grice Esq. The majority of the furnishings in the house were designed by Edward Barnsley.
The writing desk was designed two years prior, in 1935, with the original pencil sketch design by Edward Barnsley being held in the Barnsley Archives.
£3,0005,000
234
Edward Barnsley (19001987)
A pair of Arts and Crafts chairs, circa 1935 English walnut, the slatted backs above dropin tapestry seats
90cm high, 49cm wide, 42cm deep (2).
Provenance:
Commissioned from Edward Barnsley to furnish Springfold, Haslemere, Surrey. Springfold was constructed in 1937 and designed by W.S Grice Esq. The majority of the furnishings in the house were designed by Edward Barnsley.
£600800
235
Edward Barnsley (19001987)
An Arts and Crafts standard lamp, circa 1935 English walnut, the octagonal column over a tiered octagonal base 163cm high.
Provenance:
Commissioned from Edward Barnsley to furnish Springfold, Haslemere, Surrey. Springfold was constructed in 1937 and designed by W.S Grice Esq. The majority of the furnishings in the house were designed by Edward Barnsley.
£8001,200
233 design
233 open
236
William Birch
240
Christopher Dresser (18341904)
An Arts and Crafts rushseated chair with an Arts and Crafts organ stool and two chairs
Chair (largest) 104cm high, 56cm wide, 46cm deep (4).
£100200
237
Arts and Crafts
An oak dining table the rectangular top over square cut legs joined by an ‘X’ shape stretcher 78cm high, 152cm wide, 92cm deep.
£300500
238
John Pearson (18591930)
A large Arts and Crafts repousse copper charger, 1896 hammered to the well with a warship at full sail, with oars out, the rim a frieze of large scaly fish in turbulent waters signed and dated ‘John Pearson 2nd July 1896’ 59cm diameter.
Provenance:
Woolley and Wallis, Fine Arts and Crafts, 15 June 2022.
£1,0001,500
239
Keswick School of Industrial Arts
A large Arts and Crafts copper charger embossed with flowers within a scroll border stamped ‘KSIA’ 48cm diameter.
£100200
A set of Aesthetic Movement brass fire irons, circa 1880 probably retailed by Benham and Froud 60cm long; and a brass andiron designed by Christopher Dresser for Benham and Froud (4).
£80120
241
Aesthetic Movement
A decorative brass frieze, circa 1880 embossed with birds flying near a pond with flowers and frogs
22 x 119cm; with two Arts and Crafts carved wooden panels (3).
£150250
242
In the manner of Ernest Gimson (18641919)
A Cotswold School wrought steel toasting fork twoprong, the handle and collar with stamped design and heartshaped terminal 81cm long, and another smaller toasting fork designed by Ernest Gimson, with an octagonal shield (2).
Literature:
Annette Carruthers & Mary Greensted, Simplicity or Splendour, Lund Humphries, figure 61 for a comparable toasting fork illustrated.
£150250
243
Attributed to W.A.S. Benson (18541924)
A wrought iron and copper hanging lantern, circa 1895 with glass vaseline shade attributed to James Powell & Sons
57cm high approx.
£300500
244
Albert James Rowley (18751944) for the Rowley Gallery
Thames Sunset inlaid picture, circa 1920 with the original Rowley Gallery label, titled to the label 53 x 70cm.
£100200
245
Ansonia Clock Company
An Art Nouveau Ophelia mantel clock, circa 1900 patinated metal cast with a maiden holding flowers, 8day movement 40cm high.
£150250
246
Sir William Hamo Thornycroft (18501925)
Joan, 1896
a large patinated bronze portrait panel of Joan Thornycroft signed, titled, and dated in the cast 51.5 x 35.5cm.
£200300
247
Wemyss
A set of three tygs or loving cups painted in the Cabbage Rose pattern each impressed ‘WEMYSS’ and with retailer’s printed mark of ‘T. Goode & Co., London’ each 10.5cm high (3).
£100200
247A
Doulton Lambeth
A Faience stoneware vase painted with white lilies against a green ground monogrammed ‘MA’ and ‘Z’, painted ‘487’, and with printed and impressed factory marks 26cm high; with fourteen pieces of Doulton stoneware, including a large jug by Francis E Lee, and a pair of ewers by Bessie Newberry (qty.)
£200300
248
Frederick Rhead for Wood & Sons
A Mikado pattern wall charger printed in blue with Aesthetic Movement cranes flying past water lily flowers and foliage, and an Art Nouveau style charger painted with a bat, by Charma printed factory marks 36.5cm diameter (2).
£100200
247 247A
245
243
A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MOORCROFT POTTERY
249
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
An Eventide miniature vase, circa 1920 baluster form impressed ‘MOORCROFT MADE IN ENGLAND’ and Cobridge factory mark 9.5cm high.
£150250
250
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Flambe Leaf and Berry vase, circa 1930 swollen baluster form impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ and with impressed signature 11cm high; with a small Moorcroft Flambe Leaf and Berry tapering vase (2).
£100200
251
Walter Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
An African Lily vase, circa 1950 tubelined with sprays of flowers against a flambe, green and blue ground signed with initials and impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ ‘MOORCROFT’ and with a sticker 22cm high; and a similar Moorcroft vase (2).
£100200
252
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Leaf and Berry vase, circa 1930 impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ and with an impressed signature 12cm high; with a similar Leaf and Berries vase and an Orchid box and cover, both by William Moorcroft (4).
£100200
253
Walter Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Flambe Spring Flowers vase, circa 1950 tubelined with sprays of flowers against a flambe, green and blue ground signed with initials and impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ ‘MOORCROFT’ 23cm high.
£100200
254
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Flambe Anemone vase, circa 1930 shouldered form impressed signature and ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ and signed in blue 23.5cm high.
£150250
255
Walter Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Flambe Leaf and Berries twinhandled cup and dish, circa 1940 impressed marks and painted initials the cup 7cm high, the dish 19.5cm diameter; with a Flambe Leaf and Berries cup and saucer by William Moorcroft (4).
£100200
256
Walter Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Flambe Clematis vase, circa 1940 baluster form impressed marks and painted initials 16cm high; with two Flambe Anemone vases by Walter Moorcroft (3).
£150250
257
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Freesia vase, circa 1930 shouldered form, tubelined with freesias on blue and ochre signed in blue and with impressed marks 15cm high.
£100200
258
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Pomegranate tazza, circa 1930 impressed marks and shape number ‘201’ 9cm high, 22cm; with a similar Moorcroft pedestal bowl, and a Moorcroft pottery and pewter tazza, retailed by Liberty & Co., number 01351 (3).
£100200
259
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Pomegranate candlestick, circa 1920 impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ and ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’, and with a rectangular paper label 26cm high; with a similar Moorcroft Pomegranate candlestick (2).
£100200
260
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Pomegranate inkwell/tray, circa 1920 impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ and signed in green 23cm wide; with a Moorcroft Pomegranate cup, saucer, plate, pedestal bowl, and a bowl with a silverplated rim (6).
£200300
261
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Pomegranate vase, circa 1915 impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ ‘BURSLEM’ and signed with initials in green 18cm high; with three Moorcroft Pomegranate vases and a vesta, all from circa 1915 (5).
£200300
262
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Liberty and Co.
A Tudric pewter handled dish, circa 1925 with an inset pottery roundel in the Pomegranate pattern model no. 0287, impressed marks 28cm wide.
£100200
263
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Pomegranate biscuit barrel, circa 1915 shape 102, with silverplated mounts and lid impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ ‘BURSLEM’ and signed with initials in green 19cm high; with five Moorcroft Pomegranate pieces a tazza, a pot with screwtop lid, an inkwell, a pot, and a bowl (6).
£200300
264
Walter Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Flambe Leaf and Berry vase signed with initials and impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ ‘MOORCROFT’
10cm high; with nine Moorcroft vases, mainly by Walter Moorcroft (10).
£300500
265
William John Moorcroft for Moorcroft Pottery
A Finches vase, circa 1990 tubelined in shades of blue and orange, showing finches and fruit impressed marks and painted initials 20cm high; with a Finches pattern ginger jar and a smaller vase, with two further Moorcroft vases by William John Moorcroft (6).
£100200
266
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Leaf and Berries miniature vase, circa 1932 baluster form impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ and impressed signature
9.5cm high; with four Moorcroft pieces of the same period (7).
£200300
267
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Waving Corn pedestal bowl, circa 1930 impressed signature and signed in green 23.5cm diameter; with a Moorcroft Flambe African Lily dish, a Moorcroft flambe box and cover, and a Moorcroft flambe bowl (5).
£150250
268
Walter Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Fish ashtray, circa 1940 impressed marks and painted initials 14cm diameter; with a large selection of Moorcroft dishes and plates, with various Moorcroft books and catalogues (qty.)
£200300
269
Vicky Lovatt for Moorcroft Pottery
A pair of Bassett Lowke candlestick holders, 2018
impressed and painted marks
18.5cm high; with five Moorcroft vasesBishop’s Beauty, Cluny, New Zealand Tree Fern, Anna Lily, Endangered Species, a miniature trial vase, and two Moorcroft enamel boxes (12).
£200300
270
Roger Mitchell for Moorcroft Pottery
Peter the Pig, 1990
a pottery model of a pig decorated in the Temptation pattern impressed marks and date cypher, painted initials 32cm long.
£300500
271
Sally Tuffin for Moorcroft Pottery
A Carp pattern vase, 1996
ovoid form with twin handles, decorated with swimming Koi carp painted and impressed marks 34cm high.
£200300
272
Kerry Goodwin for Moorcroft Pottery
A Whitby Harbour trial vase, 2018 tubelined with the harbour, abbey, and boats impressed and painted marks 26cm high.
£150250
273
Paul Hilditch for Moorcroft Pottery
A large Ancient Woodland vase, 2019 made for the RSPB woodland collection signed and numbered 3/20, impressed marks 37cm high.
£200300
274
Sally Tuffin for Moorcroft Pottery
A pair of Rainforest vases, 1994
tubelined with green foliage and pink and ochre flowerheads impressed and painted marks each 28cm high (2).
£150250
275
Paul Hilditch for Moorcroft Pottery
A London trial jug, 2018
tubeline decoration depicting classic cars in the city impressed marks with painted initials, date, and ‘trial’ 31cm high; with a similar Moorcroft London trial vase, 31cm high (2).
£200300
276
Emma Bossons for Moorcroft Pottery
A William’s Pear vase, 2019
tubelined with growing pears in greens on a white ground impressed and painted marks, numbered 1/2 and with date cypher 27cm high; with a taller Moorcroft William’s Pear vase, 42cm high (2).
£200300
277
Emma Bossons for Moorcroft Pottery
A Shepherd’s Delight vase tubelined with a woodland scene impressed marks and date cypher 22cm high; with three Moorcroft vases Bolderwood, Shepherd’s Delight, and Western Isles (4).
£200300
278
Emma Bossons for Moorcroft Pottery
A Moorcroft Pottery display sign, 2002 triangular, with Hartgring pattern to the reverse impressed marks and dated 19cm wide; with two similar Moorcroft Pottery display signs (3).
£150250
279
Emma Bossons for Moorcroft Pottery
The Centenarians limited edition vase, 2002 14/100, retailed by Liberty of London
30cm high; with a Moorcroft Winds of Change vase and jug, and a Moorcroft ginger jar retailed by Liberty (5).
£200300
280
Paul Hildetch for Moorcroft Pottery
A trial vase, 2014 tubelined, depicting a house within an autumnal setting impressed marks and painted date 26cm high; with three Moorcroft vases Harvest Mouse (trial), Whitby Lighthouse, and Demeter (4).
£200300
281
Kerry Goodwin for Moorcroft Pottery
A Lest We Forget vase from the Remembrance series impressed and painted marks 19cm high; with four Moorcroft vases Marine Magic, Millefiori, Red Tulip, and Poppy (5).
£200300
282
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft Pottery
An Islay vase, 1998 tubelined showing flowers against a background of mountains and lakes
impressed marks with painted initials and date 15cm high; with three Moorcroft vases Hartgring, Grasmere Bluebells, and Derwentwater (master trial) (4).
£200300
283
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft Pottery
A Phoenix Bird vase, 1996 impressed and painted marks with gilt signature 20.6cm high; with a Phoenix Bird vase, of squat form, 12.5cm high (2).
£150250
284
Vicky Lovatt for Moorcroft Pottery
A Music of the Planets trial vase, 2018 tubelined with a city skyline with the planets above impressed and painted marks 15cm high; with a Moorcroft Merry-goround vase by Emma Bossons, 14.5cm high (2).
£150250
285
Beverley Wilkes for Moorcroft Pottery
A Kerala vase, 1998
tublined with Indian Elephants within a stylised border impressed marks and numbered 114/400
18cm high; with a Moorcroft Treetops ginger jar and cover designed by Vicki Lovatt, 20cm high (3).
£200300
286
Sally Tuffin for Moorcroft Pottery
A Finches Ochre vase, circa 1990 impressed and painted marks
31cm high; with two Moorcroft Lamia vases designed by Rachel Bishop, 32cm and 31cm high (3).
£200300
287
Kerry Goodwin for Moorcroft Pottery
A pair of Spirit of the Season vases, 2012 numbered 228 and 246 impressed and painted marks
31.5cm high (2).
£150250
288
Sally Tuffin for Moorcroft Pottery
A large Violet vase, 1991 tubelined, depicting repeating flowerheads impressed and painted marks 31.5cm high; with a Queens’s Choice Moorcroft vase (2).
£100200
289
Vicky Lovatt for Moorcroft
Pottery
An Aurelian Pheasant vase, 2017 squat form with slender neck signed and dated and with impressed marks 24cm high; with two Moorcroft vases Florian Yacht and Windermere Charr (3).
£200300
290
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft
Pottery
A large Kyoto vase, 1994 tubelined with birds and flowers amidst clouds impressed and painted marks 20.5cm high; with four Moorcroft vases Deers (2014 trial), Bramble Revisited, Leicester, and Finches & Fruit (5).
£200300
291
Kerry Goodwin for Moorcroft Pottery
A Delphinium vase, 2015 impressed and painted marks 26cm high; with five Moorcroft vases Delphinium, Confetti, Sweet Thief, Bramble Revisited, and Cosmos (6).
£100200
292
Emma Bossons for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Modernity mantle clock, 2018 in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh impressed and painted marks 23cm high; with four pieces of Moorcroft a Damascus squared vase (trial), a Papunya Aboriginal Snake squared vase, a Twilight Bonnets lidded jar, and a Symphony bonbonniere (7).
£200300
293
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Montana Cornflower vase, 2000 shape 92/11, numbered 23/300 impressed and painted marks 16cm high; with six Moorcroft vases Albany, Red Tulip, Pheasant’s Eye, Prairie Summer, and Chocolate Cosmos (7).
£200300
294
Paul Hilditch for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Chimneys in the Snow vase, 2014 impressed and painted marks 24cm high; with a smaller Moorcroft vase with factories, and a model factory by Moorcroft (3).
£150250
295
Jeanne McDougall for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Balloons ginger jar and cover, 1998 printed and painted marks 21cm high; with four Moorcroft ginger jars with covers Fairy Rings, Cala Lily (trial), Magnolia, Anna Lily, and a Moorcroft lidded box (12).
£150250
296
Sian Leeper for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Western Isles lamp tubelined with sunset landscape impressed marks to the felt 23cm high; with two Moorcroft lamps Tribute to Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and Anna Lilly (3).
£150250
297
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft
Pottery
A tall Foxglove vase, 1993 shouldered form, tubelined with pink flowers on a cream ground impressed and painted marks 37cm high; with a Moorcroft Foxglove vase by Rachel Bishop, 30cm high; and a limited edition print of a Foxglove vase, signed by Rachel Bishop (3).
£100200
298
Rachel Bishop for Moorcroft
Pottery
An Oberon tea set, 1993 comprising a teapot, two cups and saucers, a milk jug, and a sugar bowl each with impressed and painted marks the teapot 13cm high; with two Moorcroft jugs Hypericum and Finches (10).
£100200
299
Nicola Slaney for Moorcroft
Pottery
An Eventide style vase, 2019 tubelined with the Moorcroft Factory within a wooded landscape impressed and painted marks 14cm high; with a quantity of Modern Moorcroft including eleven dishes, an octagonal plate titled Designer’s Medley, and two framed lids (qty.).
£200300
300
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A large Flambe Leaf and Berries vase, circa 1920 baluster form, tubelined with large fruit and leaves signed in blue, impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ 31.5cm high.
£200300
301
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A rare and early Flambe Landscape vase, circa 1920 tubeline decorated in shades of red and purple with an orange sky, within geometric borders signed, impressed ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ ‘MOORCROFT’ 25cm high.
£2,0003,000
302
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A Revived Cornflower vase, circa 1920 shouldered form, with a green glaze to the interior signed in green and impressed ‘348’ 15cm high.
Provenance: Hansons Auctioneers, The Mitchell Collection of Moorcroft, lot 80, 24 February 2021.
£7001,000
303
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A large Big Poppy vase, circa 1920
tubeline decorated with poppy heads against a blue ground signed in blue and impressed factory marks 32cm high.
£7001,000
304
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A large Yellow Flambe Fuchsia vase, circa 1940 tubeline decorated with fuchsias on a rich orange ground signed with initials and impressed signature, label ‘Potter to HM the Queen’ 31cm high.
£8001,200
305
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Liberty & Co.
A Pomegranate ewer, circa 1912 tubeline decorated in shades of red, purple, ochre and green on a green ground signed in green and impressed factory marks 27.5cm high.
£200300
306
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Grape Vine pattern tall vase slender baluster form, tubeline decorated with bands of grape vine, in shades of purple, green and blue on a mottled lustre ground painted Moorcroft signature 40cm high.
Catalogue Notes:
The base is signed W Moorcroft New York suggesting the vase was made for export to Tiffany’s New York.
Literature:
Paul Atterbury Moorcroft, Richard Dennis Publications, page 62 figure 1 for a comparable lustre vase and also a lustre rose vase made for Tiffany’s New York.
£150250
307
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft
Pottery
A Flambe Leaf and Blackberries vase, circa 1928 signed in blue and impressed signature 25cm high.
£500700
308
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A rare copper Flambe Freescia vase or lamp base, circa 1930 with a signature to the body and to the base 25cm high.
£600800
309
William Moorcroft (18721945) for Moorcroft Pottery
A large Flambe Orchid lamp base, circa 1937 baluster form, tubelined with wild flowers signed in blue and with impressed signature, impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ 26cm high; and a Moorcroft Flambe Anemone baluster vase (2).
£200300
310
William Moorcroft (19172002) for Moorcroft Pottery
An Orchids vase, circa 1950 baluster form
signed with initials, impressed ‘MOORCROFT’ ‘MADE IN ENGLAND’ and ‘Potter to the late HM the Queen’ label 12cm high; with a Moorcroft Orchids vase, a Florianware jug, a Moorcroft Pomegranate vase, and a Moorcroft African Lillies box and cover (6).
£200300
307
308
309
308 signature
ART DECO
311
Maurice Adams (18871941)
An Art Deco armchair, circa 1920 walnut and burr walnut, with shaped back and carved front legs, covered in blue fabric upholstery
87cm high, 57.5cm wide.
Provenance: Private collection.
£8001,200
312
Eileen Gray (198781976) for Jumo
An Art Deco desk lamp, designed in 1935 brass frame with teak veneer 49cm high, base width 12cm.
£200300
313
Art Deco School
A pair of club armchairs covered in a tan leather 67cm high, 67 wide, 50cm deep (2).
£200300
314
French School
An Art Deco sideboard, circa 1920 walnut, with four central doors flanked by cupboard sections 90cm high, 53cm deep.
Provenance: Harrods, London.
£200300
315
Henri Petitot (19141938)
An Art Deco chandelier, circa 1925 with a patinated chrome branch with a large central frosted glass light, flanked by four smaller glass lights 68cm high approx.
£500700
316
Art Deco School
A figural bronze table lamp with Sabino glass waterfall shade, circa 1920 upon an oval onyx base the shade marked ‘Sabino’ the lamp 69cm high, the shade 18cm high.
£600800
317
Vandamme & Degué
A pair of Art Deco wall sconces, circa 1925 with frosted glass shades with moulded pattern fitting into chrome frames 22cm high (2).
£500800
318
Kieninger
An Art Deco style regulator wall clock ebonised and glass case with a walnut back plate 83cm high, 24cm wide.
£200300
Φ 319
Attributed to William John Patton McDowell (18881950)
A Cunard White Star Liner advertising board depicting the Queen Mary oil and mixed media on board signed (upper left) 93 x 121cm.
£200300
320
Henry Matthew Brock (18751960)
An original advertising poster for D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, 75 x 50cm; together with another advertising poster for D’Oyly Carte Opera by Dudley Hardy (2).
£100200
321
In the manner of Adolf Loos (18701933)
An Art Deco dining table and chairs, circa 1930 black lacquered, over curved supports, and a central base
164cm long, 92cm wide, 74cm high (table), 92cm high, 44cm wide, 38cm seat deep (chairs) (6).
£200300
322
In the manner of ÉmileJacques Ruhlmann (18791933)
Two similar Art Deco cabinets or wardrobes, circa 1930 black lacquered wood with stylised metal handles the larger cabinet 151cm high, 98cm wide (2).
£200400
323
Léon Charles Perrin (18861978)
A pair of Art Deco bookends, circa 1920 modelled as birds perched on a wall, on a marble type base signed 18cm high, 14cm wide (2).
£100200
324
RenéPaul Marquet (18751939)
An Art Deco gilt bronze model of an Alsatian, circa 1930 signed and with ‘ Société des Bronzes de Paris’ foundry mark 45cm high.
£300500
325
Longwy Atelier Primavera Pottery
An impressive Art Deco vase, circa 1925 enamelled with a nude female figure stroking a stylised peacock, the reverse with an ibex in shades of blue printed marks 32cm high.
£8001,200
326
Richard Bøcher and Karl Andersen for Royal Copenhagen
A monumental exhibition vase, 1932 shape no.1599, porcelain with a bronze cover, painted with a wrap around landscape with farmhouses, trees, and fields, in muted shades of green, blue, cream and brown painted factory marks with artist’s monogram and date, cover with artist’s monogram ‘KA’ 48cm high.
Provenance:
Bonham’s London, Ceramic Design1860 to 1945, 1st March 2005, lot 162; The Daryl Fromm collection.
Catalogue Notes:
This monumental vase is a unique exhibition piece and was on display when H.R.H Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII), visited the Royal Copenhagen factory in 1932.
£600800
327
Robj, Paris
A Curacao porcelain decanter and stopper, circa 1930 modelled as a Russian soldier printed factory marks 25cm high; together with five further Robj decanters Monk Flacons, Big Mama, Scottish Soldier, La Professeur, and La Bressan (12).
£300500
328
Robj, Paris
A Napolean porcelain decanter and stopper glazed in colours printed factory mark 30cm high; and a Robj decanter and stopper modelled as a lady in a green hat and jacket, holding a handbag (4).
£100200
329
ÉdouardMarcel Sandoz (18811971) for Theodore Haviland
A porcelain box and cover modelled as two ducks in white and blue signed and with printed factory mark 17cm across.
£150250
RENÉ LALIQUE
330
René Lalique (18601945)
A Cytise glass vase, designed in 1926 model no.1095, with blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 13cm high, 12cm diameter.
£200300
331
René Lalique (18601945)
A Spirales glass vase, designed in 1930 model no.1060, opalescent, with a trace of blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 16.5cm high; and a René Lalique Saint Francois vase, 17.5cm high (2).
£500800
332
René Lalique (18601945)
A Ceylan vase, designed in 1924 no. 905, opalescent glass with blue staining wheelcut ‘R Lalique France’ 24.5cm high.
£1,0002,000
333
René Lalique (18601945)
A Ceylan vase, designed in 1924 no. 905, opalescent glass with blue staining and metal band to the rim wheelcut ‘R Lalique France’ 24.5cm high.
£1,5002,500
334
René Lalique (18601945)
A Sirene glass coupe trepied, designed in 1920 model no.376, moulded with a mermaid in swirling water moulded ‘R. LALIQUE’ 34.5cm diameter.
£8001,200
335
René Lalique (18601945)
An Ondines glass plate, circa 1921 no.3003, opalescent glass decorated with swimming ladies moulded ‘R.Lalique’ 20.6cm. diameter.
Provenance: Private collection.
£500700
336
René Lalique (18601945)
A Volubilis glass bowl, designed in 1921 model no.383, in yellow stencilled ‘R Lalique France’ and ‘No.383’ 21.5cm diameter.
£200300
337
René Lalique (18601945)
A Chiens glass bowl, designed in 1921 model no. 3214, moulded with greyhounds in clear glass with blue staining moulded ‘R. LALIQUE’ 9cm high, 24cm diameter.
£200300
338
René Lalique (18601945)
A Poissons opalescent glass dish, 1931 opalescent glass with blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 32cm diameter; and two René Lalique Poissons bowls, 31cm and 25cm diameter (3).
£600800
339
René Lalique (18601945)
Three Coquilles footed dishes, designed in 1924
opalescent glass model no. 3012 each etched ‘R,LALIQUE, FRANCE 3012’ 20cm diameter (3).
£400600
340
René Lalique (18601945)
A Vernon glass bowl, designed in 1928 no. 905, opalescent glass with blue staining moulded ‘R.LALIQUE FRANCE’ 20.5cm diameter.
£100200
341
René Lalique (18601945)
A Poissons glass bowl, designed in 1921 model no. 3211, moulded with fish in clear glass with blue staining moulded ‘VDA’ (Verrerie d`Alsace) and etched ‘R.Lalique’ 9cm high, 23.8cm diameter.
£150250
342
René Lalique (18601945)
An Ondines glass bowl, circa 1921 model no.380, opalescent glass decorated with swimming ladies moulded ‘R.Lalique’ and etched ‘Lalique’ 20.6cm. diameter.
Provenance: Private collection.
£500700
343
René Lalique (18601945)
A Marienthal glass plate, designed in 1932 model no.3022, opalescent glass with blue staining relief moulded ‘R.LALIQUE’ and etched model number 23.5cm diameter.
£150250
344
René Lalique (18601945)
A large Asters glass bowl, designed in 1935 clear and frosted glass with blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 26cm diameter; with a smaller René Lalique Asters bowl (2).
£200300
345
René Lalique (18601945)
A Poissons opalescent glass bowl moulded ‘R Lalique’ to well 29.5cm diameter; with a René Lalique Nonnettes glass bowl (2).
£300500
346
René Lalique (18601945)
A Eucalyptus glass vase, designed in 1925 model no. 936, opalescent frosted glass with blue staining Moulded ‘R.LALIQUE’ 16.5cm high; and a Lalique Parquerettes square plate (2).
£500700
347
René Lalique (18601945)
A Malaga vase, designed in 1937 clear glass modelled with grapes stencilled ‘R.LALIQUE FRANCE’ 15cm high.
£100200
347A
René Lalique (18601945)
A Moissac vase, designed in 1924 no. 992, opalescent and frosted glass wheelcut ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 13.5cm high.
£300500
348
René Lalique (18601945)
A Vases plate, designed in 1921 etched ‘R LALIQUE’ and with moulded VdA France mark 27cm diameter; and a René Lalique Vases 2 glass plate with green staining, 27.5cm diameter (2).
£300500
349
René Lalique (18601945)
An Ondines glass bowl, circa 1921 model no.380, opalescent glass decorated with swimming ladies moulded ‘R.Lalique’ 20.6cm. diameter.
Provenance: Private collection.
£500700
350
Marc Lalique (19001977) for Lalique Virgin with Hands Together glass figure, designed in 1995 etched ‘Lalique France’ 25cm high; with a René Lalique Soucis bowl, 10cm high, 24.5cm diameter (2).
£150250
351
René Lalique (18601945)
A pair of St James glass candlesticks, designed in 1926 model no.2126, in clear glass stencilled ‘R Lalique France’ 14cm high; with an Art Nouveau glass vase by Edmond Enot, 17cm high (3).
£300500
352
Lalique
An Iris clock, circa 2003 clear and frosted glass moulded with flowers the face marked ‘LALIQUE’ 18cm high, 21cm wide.
£200300
353
Lalique
Three vases Tulip, Coeur de Fleur, and Vibration
each marked ‘Lalique France’ 17cm, 16cm, and 21.5cm high (3).
£300500
354
René Lalique (18601945)
A Volutes glass plate, designed in 1934 model no.10395, opalescent glass with blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 25.5cm diameter.
£200300
355
Lalique
A Libellule glass vase frosted glass with moulded dragonfly ‘LALIQUE PARIS’ label and with the original box 20.5cm high.
£100200
356
René Lalique (18601945)
A Paquerettes glass vase, circa 1930 model no. 10877, in clear glass, moulded with daisies stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 18.5cm high.
£400600
357
René Lalique (18601945)
A Fleurons glass bowl, designed in 1935 model no. 3314, opalescent glass with blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 8cm high, 20.4cm diameter.
£200300
358
René Lalique (18601945)
A large Asters glass charger, designed in 1935 clear and frosted glass with blue staining stencilled ‘R LALIQUE FRANCE’ 28cm diameter; with a smaller René Lalique Asters plate (2).
£300500
359
MarieClaude Lalique (19352003) for Lalique
A Zeila Panther crystal glass sculpture, designed in 1989 model no. 1167100, in black etched ‘Lalique France’ 36.5cm long, 10.5cm high.
£500700
360
René Lalique (18601945)
A Néfliers glass vase, designed in 1923 model no. 940, frosted glass with blue staining Moulded ‘R.LALIQUE’ 15cm high.
£400600
361
René Lalique (18601945)
An Art Deco Ricquewihr glass vase, designed in 1934 clear and frosted glass with sepia staining each stencilled ‘R LALIQUE’ 12.5cm high.
£100200
362
René Lalique (18601945)
A set of eight Art Deco Riquewihr glass candleholders, designed in 1934 clear and frosted glass with sepia staining each stencilled ‘R LALIQUE’ four 13cm diameter, four 9cm diameter (8).
£400600
363
Marc Lalique (19001977) for Lalique
A Narcisse glass vase, designed in 1967 model no. no. 12264, twisted form with brushed effect finish etched ‘Lalique, France’ 27cm high.
£100200
364
René Lalique (18601945)
A L’Origan box and cover, designed in 1912 relief moulded with black staining relief moulded ‘LALIQUE DÉPOSÉ’ ‘Trade Mark Coty France’ 9cm diameter; with a Lalique Quatre Falcons box lid (3).
£300500
365 Lalique
A Roger glass box and cover, designed in 1926 model no.75, polished and frosted with black enamel etched ‘Lalique France’ 13.4cm diameter (2).
£200300
CLARICE CLIFF AND SUSIE COOPER
366
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Blue Autumn pattern wall plaque painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 26cm diameter.
£200300
367
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Limberlost pattern wall plaque painted in colours printed Fantasque Bizarre factory marks 26cm diameter.
£100200
368
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Inspiration Knight pattern charger painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks and painted ‘Inspiration’ 34cm diameter.
£600800
369
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A large Pine Grove Bizarre sample ribbed wall charger painted in colours inside an orange band printed factory mark, painted S mark 46cm diameter.
Provenance:
Clarice Cliff, Christie’s, London, 10 November 1999 lot 421 The André Aerne Collection of Clarice Cliff Christie’s 18th August 2017 lot 1045.
Private collection
£600800
370
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Pastel Melon pattern wall plaque painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 34cm diameter.
£150250
371
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Melon pattern Fantasque plate painted in colours printed Fantasque factory marks 22.5cm diameter.
£100200
372
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Delicia Pansy pattern charger painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 34cm diameter.
£100200
373
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Tulips pattern charger painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 34cm diameter.
£200400
374
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
An Alpine Trees and House pattern fern pot painted in colours
printed Fantasque Bizarre factory marks 7cm high; with a Clarice Cliff Mountain pattern sugar bowl, 6cm high (2).
£150250
375
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Crocus pattern conical sugar sifter painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 14cm high; with a Crocus pattern preserve pot and cover, 8.5cm high (3).
£100200
376
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Sunray (Night and Day) pattern conical cup and saucer, circa 1929 painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 6cm high, 14.5cm diameter (2).
£100150
377
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Forest Glen pattern vase
cylindrical form, shape no. 602, painted in colours printed factory marks 17cm high.
Provenance:
Bonham’s London, Decorative Art and Design, 27th September 2017, lot 137; Private collection.
£150250
378
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Coral Firs pattern Biarritz plate
painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 18cm wide; and a Clarice Cliff Galleon pattern Biarritz plate (2).
£80120
379
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
An Umbrellas and Rain pattern vase shape no. 365, painted in colours between orange, yellow, green, and blue bands printed factory marks 21cm high.
Provenance
Clarice Cliff, Art Deco & Design, Woolley and Wallis, 21st March 2018, lot 36.
Private collection.
£200300
380
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Tartan Poppy (Hatched Rose) pattern part tea set, circa 1935
painted in colours, comprising a Bonjour shaped teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, a conical cup and saucer, side plate and a larger plate printed Bizarre factory marks teapot 14cm high (8).
£200300
381
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Crocus pattern early morning breakfast set, circa 1932
painted in colours, comprising Stamford shaped tea pot, Bonjour milk jug and sugar bowl, two conical cups with saucers and one side plate printed Crocus Bizarre factory marks teapot 12.5cm high (9).
£400600
382
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Rhodanthe pattern vase shape no. 362, painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 20.5cm high; and a Rhodanthe pattern semicircular centrepiece (2).
£200300
383
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Rhodanthe pattern twinhandled Lotus vase painted in colours printed Bizarre factory marks 30cm high.
£300500
384
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A graduated set of four Lodore pattern jugs painted in colours printed factory marks largest jug 18cm high (4).
£200300
385
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
Two Lodore pattern Conical bowls painted in colours printed factory marks largest bowl 11cm diam. (2).
£80120
386
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Lodore pattern conical tea set painted in colours, teapot, milk jug and five cups with saucers printed factory marks teapot 15cm high (13).
£300500
387
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A large collection of Lodore pattern dinner ware painted in colours, comprising eleven dinner plates, three larger plates, eleven side plates, four dessert plates, four various size bowls, a large platter, two handled serving platters, gravy boat and dish, a cheese dish and cover, a candle holder, four cups, six saucers, one octagonal dish, two egg cups and one beaker printed factory marks platter 37cm wide (qty).
£400600
388
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A My Garden pattern vase painted in colours moulded marks
31cm high; with three Clarice Cliff jam pots, and a Clarice Cliff bowl (8).
£100200
389
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Rhodanthe pattern conical sugar sifter painted in colour printed Bizarre marks 14cm high; with four further pieces of Clarice Cliff, a Dolly Cliff sifter, a Susie Cooper jug and dish, a Zsolnay lustre rabbit, and a Wedgwood teapot designed by Eric Ravilious (qty).
£200300
390
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A Citrus Delecia pattern conical jug painted in colours printed Delecia Bizarre factory marks
391
Clarice Cliff (18991972)
A collection of The Collector’s Club and modern pieces painted in colours, to include seven Wedgwood Age of Jazz centrepieces, a modern Clarice Cliff stem vase signed Renie Dale 2000, a Wedgwood Age of Jazz mug and two Clarice Cliff inspired pieces, a Clarice Cliff style modern glass lamp, seven Clarice Cliff books and one poster printed factory marks (qty).
£100200
392
Daisy MakeigJones (18811945) for Wedgwood
A Fairyland lustre footed bowl decorated in the Leapfrogging Elves pattern painted ‘Z4968’ and printed Wedgwood marks 5.5cm high, 9.9cm diameter.
£200300
393
Daisy MakeigJones (18811945) for Wedgwood
12cm high; with Clarice items, two hippo pipe holders, Marguerite teapot, a Yoo Hoo sifter, chick pot and unglazed teapot lid (8).
£100200
A Fairyland lustre bowl decorated with butterflies on a mottled ground painted ‘Z4827’ and printed Wedgwood marks 8cm high, 17cm diameter; with five Fairyland lustre bowls (6).
£300500
394
Daisy MakeigJones (18811945) for Wedgwood
A Fairyland lustre footed bowl decorated in the Butterfly pattern painted ‘z4832’ and printed Wedgwood marks 9.5cm high, 21cm diameter.
£150250
395
Susie Cooper (19021995)
A Gloria lustre exhibition footed bowl, 1924 made for the British Empire Exhibition, painted with a goat in a landscape printed exhibition marks and A.E Grays stamp, and painted ‘SVC’ and ‘5122’ 21cm diameter.
Provenance:
Christies, South Kensington, 7 November 1991.
£300500
396
Susie Cooper (19021995)
A Gloria lustre bowl, circa 1925 painted with a deer beneath a tree A.E Grays stamp, and painted ‘SVC’ and ‘5108’ 23cm diameter; with a Susie Cooper Gloria lustre bowl painted with a Cockerell and a Susie Cooper Gloria lustre bowl painted with a dragon (3).
£300500
397
Susie Cooper (19021995)
A Gloria lustre charger, 1924 painted with a Griffin within a stylised border of flowers
printed exhibition marks and A.E Grays stamp, and painted ‘SVC’ and ‘5131’ 32cm diameter; and a Susie Cooper charger painted with fruit, 31cm diameter; and a Susie Cooper gloria lustre vase (3).
Provenance:
Christies, South Kensington, 7 November 1991.
£300500
398
Susie Cooper (19021995)
An Art Deco bowl painted with a cubist pattern in red, black, and orange printed Gray’s Pottery mark 21cm diameter; with a Susie Cooper h’ors d’oeuvres dish (2).
£100200
399
Susie Cooper (19021995)
An Art Deco cup and saucer painted with cubist pattern painted and printed marks 6cm high; with four pieces of Susie Cooper ceramics (6).
£150250
397 part
395 interior
400
Gourdel Vales and Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver, enamel, and pearl necklace, 1908 the heartshaped pendant with a central pearl, suspended on a chain hallmarked for Birmingham central pendant 3.5cm long approx.
£200300
401
James Fenton & Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver and enamel bracelet, 1908 the enamel in red, blue and yellow hallmarked for Birmingham 19cm long.
£150250
402
James Fenton & Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver and enamel pendant necklace, 1910 the enamel in blue and turquoise hallmarked for Birmingham the pendant 4.5cm long.
£200300
403
Gourdel Vales and Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver, enamel, and pearl necklace, 1908 the triform pendant with blue and green enamel hallmarks indistinct beneath the enamel the pendant 3.5cm long.
£150250
404
James Fenton & Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver and enamel brooch, 1908 the enamel in blue and green hallmarked for Birmingham 2.5cm wide.
£150250
405
Georg Jensen (18661935)
A silver necklace, circa 1920 with a green agate pendant drop no.54, impressed silver .830 marks and Georg Jensen mark (19191927) 4.8cm wide.
£400600
406
Georg Jensen
A silver and hardstone ring design no.21, with Danish silver marks, impressed Jensen mark (post 1945) ring size K.
£100200
407
Vivianna Torun BülowHübe (19272004) for Georg Jensen
A pair of silver drop earrings no. 370, with Danish silver marks and stamped ‘TORUN’, impressed Jensen mark (post 1945) 4.3cm long.
£150250
408
Art Nouveau
A 9ct gold pendant necklace, circa 1910 set with a peridot and split pearls stamped ‘9ct’
5cm long, 6 grams approx.
£200300
409 James Fenton & Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver and enamel pendant necklace, 1908 the enamel in blue and green hallmarked for Birmingham the pendant 3.5cm wide.
£200300
410
Archibald Knox (18641933) for Liberty and Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver and enamel stick brooch, circa 1900
Liberty Jewellery sketch no 1255, in green and orange enamel marked ‘SILVER L&Co’, in Sanford Bros retailers fitted case 3.4cm wide.
£200300
411
Vivianna Torun BülowHübe (19272004) for Georg Jensen
A silver necklace and pendant the pendant with eight quartz and amethyst drops the necklace no. 169, the pendant no. 135 both with Danish silver marks and stamped ‘TORUN’, impressed Jensen mark (post 1945).
£7001,000
412
Arno Malinowski (18991976) for Georg Jensen
A silver Kneeling Fawn brooch, circa 1930 no.256, Danish silver marks and impressed GJ mark (193344) 4.5cm wide.
£150250
413
Georg Jensen
A silver Lovebirds brooch no.316, Danish silver marks and impressed Georg Jensen mark (post 1945) 4.2cm wide.
£100200
414
Arno Malinowski (18991976) for Georg Jensen
A silver Lamb and Ivy brooch no.311, Danish silver marks and impressed Georg Jensen mark (post 1945) 4.8cm wide.
£150250
415
Vivianna Torun BülowHübe (19272004) for Georg Jensen
A silver necklace and pendant the pendant with eight quartz drops the necklace no. 169, the pendant no. 135 both with Danish silver marks and stamped ‘TORUN’, impressed Jensen mark (post 1945).
£7001,000
416
Georg Jensen (18661935)
A rare silver Master Brooch, circa 1934 with amazonite cabochon drops no.96, impressed ‘925S GJ STERLING SILVER’ and import mark 8.5cm long, 5.5cm wide.
Literature:
Janet Drucker, Georg Jensen – A Tradition of Splendid Silver, page 94/95 for the same example.
£2,0003,000
417
Attributed to Charles Fleetwood Varley (18631942) for G.W. Lewis & Co.
An Arts and Crafts silver gilt and enamel box and cover, circa 1923 the lid with enamel depicting a river and trees at sunset hallmarked for Birmingham, date letter indistinct 3.5cm square.
£300500
418
Stuart Devlin (19312018)
A silver and silver gilt surprise egg, Old Mother Hubbard, London 1983 number 95, from the Nursery Rhyme series hallmarked for London 7cm high, with the original fitted box.
£200400
419
Stuart Devlin (19312018)
A silver and silver gilt surprise egg, London 1981 number 162, commemorated for the wedding of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer hallmarked for London 6.5cm high.
£200400
420
William A. Phipps (19362009)
Three silver serving spoons, 1984, 1991,1994, hallmarks for London, two with Britannia standard mark largest 26cm long, approx. 12 oz total (3).
£300500
421
Archibald Knox (18641933) for Liberty and Co.
A set of six Cymric silver and enamel buttons, 1905 hallmarked for Birmingham each 2.2cm diameter (6).
£400600
417 side
422
English School
A gilt and enamel compendium, circa 1890 modelled as a travelling trunk with compartments for ink, lights, and stamps 8cm high, 16cm wide, 10cm deep.
£200300
423
Archibald Knox (18641933) for Liberty & Co.
An Arts and Crafts Tudric biscuit box and cover pewter with enamel roundels, embossed with stylised flowers
impressed marks and model no. 0194 to the base 13cm high, 15cm wide.
£200300
424
WMF
An Art Nouveau desk mirror, The Echo, circa 1900 pewter, cast in relief with an Art Nouveau maiden looking at her reflection, bevelled mirror, wooden back with easel support stamped marks to the foot 37cm high, 26.5cm wide.
£300500
425
WMF
An Art Nouveau desk mirror, The Echo, circa 1900 pewter, cast in relief with an Art Nouveau maiden looking at her reflection, bevelled mirror, wooden back with easel support stamped marks to the foot 37cm high, 26.5cm wide; with a WMF pewter card tray (2).
£200300
426
Keith Murray for Mappin and Webb
An Art Deco silver plated tea set, circa 1935 Model W27681 teapot 21cm high (6).
£200300
427
Archibald Knox (18641933) for Liberty & Co.
A silver spoon
hallmarked for Birmingham, 1910 19.5cm long; the stem cast with foliate terminal, a pair of Sybil Dunlop silver and enamel teaspoons, an A E Jones silver spoon and a Liberty & Co silver mug (5).
£200300
Φ
428
Mark Coreth (b.1958)
A Bloodhound Head, circa 1990 a silver plated model in the form of a stirrup cup signed 14cm high, 14cm wide.
£1,0002,000
429
Luc Lanel (18931965) for Christofle
An Art Deco Undulation champagne cooler, designed in 1933 silver plate stamped ‘CHRISTOFLE FRABCE’ 21cm high.
Catalogue Notes:
The design was created for the First Class Dining Room and Bar of the SS Normandie.
£200400
430
Art Deco School
A champagne bucket, circa 1930 silver plate with crystal glass 23.5cm high.
£150250
431
Baccarat
A Harmonie crystal glass ice bucket with fluted design and gold plated handles and tongs stamped marks to the handles and with original box 23cm high.
£300500
432
Lino Sabattini (19252016) for Christofle
A Galia ewer silver plate impressed marks 26cm high; with a Lino Sabattini (19252016) for Christofle Como dish, 18cm high (2).
£200300
433
Lino Sabattini (19252016) for Christofle
A Gallia breadstick tray silver plate impressed marks 30cm wide.
£80120
434
In the manner of Michel Decoux (18371924)
Diana and the Antelopes, an Art Deco figural group, circa 1920 patinated nickel on marble base 50cm high, 54cm wide.
£300500
435
Evan Jensen (18881978)
An Art Deco bronze dish, circa 1930 relief cast with an antelope central roundel within a textured pattern stamped signature and model no. 270, also stamped ‘Grand Prix Barcelona’ 18cm diameter.
£150250
436
Karl Sterrer (18441918)
Luna, a German Jugendstil copper plaque embossed signature (lower left)
51 x 25cm; with a framed French School Art Nouveau brass plaque, and a Bronze Art Nouveau relief, circa 1900, signed ‘Eichmann’ (3).
£400600
434
THE ESTATE OF ALAN PETERS OBE
ALAN PETERS OBE (1933–2009): THE MAKER’S MAKER
Lots 437450
We are delighted to offer this collection from the estate of Alan Peters, a seminal figure in 20thcentury British studio furniture. Often described as the “Maker’s Maker,” Peters was a craftsman who was taught in the Arts and Crafts tradition but moved on to being a pioneer of the studio furniture movement, which embraced the clean, functional aesthetics of modern design.
The lots offered in this auction are the remainder of his studio, works commissioned but never sold, and design extras held at his workshop. Alongside this are works he collected by other makers and artists; some by friends such as Hugh Birkett, and others by artists he admired, like Peter Collingwood.
Alan Peters’ career began with a sevenyear apprenticeship under Edward Barnsley, providing him with a direct link to the traditions of Sidney Barnsley and Ernest Gimson. However, while he remained rooted in these traditional techniques, Peters was never a prisoner of the past.
In the 1970s, a seminal trip to Japan and South Korea, supported by a Crafts Council bursary, transformed his design language. He became one of the first Western makers to successfully fuse the Cotswold School ethos with the understated purity of Far Eastern woodworking. This resulted in furniture that was structurally honest, visually light, and deeply respectful of the natural grain of the timber.
Over a career spanning 50 years, Peters received the highest accolades in his field, including an OBE in 1990 for services to British furniture design and the Award of Distinction from the American Furniture Society in 2002. His work is held in permanent collections worldwide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Crafts Study Centre.
437
Alan Peters (19332009)
A Chinese/Gothic coffee table
Burmese teak, carved and shaped ends with a rectangular top
47cm high, 114cm wide, 53cm deep.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£600800
438
Alan Peters (19332009)
A large console table sycamore, inlaid with red stained beech 90cm high, 160cm wide, 49cm deep.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£7001,000
437
439
Alan Peters (19332009)
A freeform occasional table in the manner of George Nakashima the top a single piece of elm, with a single support to one end, and a slatted support to the other end 39cm high, 120cm wide, 50cm deep.
Provenance:
The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£300500
440
Gwen Mullins (19041997) and Barbara Mullins (19272023)
Little Boats, a handwoven woollen textile in browns, creams, and whites 185 x 75cm.
Catalogue Notes:
Gwen Mullins was a British handweaver and influential patron of the twentiethcentury crafts movement. Born in London in 1904, she began weaving after studying at the London School of Weaving, developing a practice centred on richly coloured rugs and textiles made from wool and linen. Following the Second World War, Mullins established a craft workshop at Graffham in West Sussex, where she cofounded the Graffham Weavers with her daughter Barbara. The workshop functioned both as a studio and a training centre, producing rugs, hangings, and other textiles while nurturing a community of skilled craftspeople. One of her most notable students was Peter Collingwood.
Provenance:
The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£300500
439 detail
441
Peter Collingwood (19222008)
An early Macrogauge hanging, circa 1970
woven linen in black and cream on stainless steel rods 115 x 48cm.
Provenance:
Bonhams, London, Decorative Arts Today, 25th January 1993, Lot 122C.
The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£2,0004,000
442
Hilda Breed (18981984)
A woven wall hanging, circa 1960 woven linen 124 x 61cm.
Catalogue Notes:
Hilda Breed was a textile artist who exhibited at the famous Weaving for Walls exhibition at the V & A in 1965. She exhibited widely, including annual oneperson shows at the Flansham Weaving Studios from 19631969; Peter Dingley Gallery, Stratford upon Avon, in 1967, and an exhibition of bedcovers at Heal & Sons in 1970.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£100200
443
Hugh Birkett (19192002)
A specimen wood caddy and cover, 2001 octagonal, with squares of English and exotic timbers impressed initials and date 15cm high.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£200300
444
Alan Peters (19332009)
A pair of beech and walnut bookends stamped signature 12cm high; and a similar pair of bookends by Alan Peters (4).
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£150250
445
Neville Neal (19242000)
A Clissett armchair, after a design by Ernest Gimson ash, ladderback with cord seat 116cm high, 59cm wide, 42cm deep.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£150250
446
David Colwell (b.1944)
A Trannon C3 Modernist chair, circa 1989 ash, with a steambent back and supports, and a solid circular seat 85cm high, 47cm wide.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£100200
443 445 444
447
Alan Peters (19332009)
A pair of William Morris style chairs ash with upholstered dropin seats 45cm high, 43cm wide.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£200400
448
Alan Peters (19332009) Wall mirror English walnut, carved and with stained lines 76 x 56cm.
Provenance: The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£200300
449
Alan Peters (19332009)
A sycamore chair curved and shaped back with a black leather seat 92cm high, 53cm wide; and a similar slatted elm and ash chair by Alan Peters (2).
Provenance:
The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£200400
450
Alan Peters (19332009)
A Modernist hall chair in olive ash with tan leather seat 102cm high, with two Alan Peters chairs, one made from Sisso rosewood, the other made from walnut (3).
Provenance:
The estate of Alan Peters (19332009).
£300500
END OF COLLECTION
447
A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF ALVAR AALTO FURNITURE
451
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
A pair of Model 51 armchairs, circa 1930 birch and laminated birch, with ebonised seats produced by Huonekaluja Rakennustyötehdas
Oy Turku
Finmar labels
78cm high, 55cm wide, 49cm deep (2).
£1,5002,500
452
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
A Model 202 chest of drawers, circa 1930 laminated birch, with two short drawers over one long drawer, over 'L' shape bentwood legs produced by Huonekaluja Rakennustyötehdas
Oy Turku
with a rectangular ‘Finmar Ltd’ label
66cm high, 79cm wide, 45cm deep.
£2,0003,000
453
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
A Model 2 library armchair, circa 1930 birch frame and seat with upholstered cream seat
produced by Huonekaluja Rakennustyötehda stamped ‘Aalto Design made in Finland’ 74cm high, 52cm wide, 42cm seat depth.
£8001,200
454
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
A Model 91 dining table and Model 91A Lazy Susan, with a set of six Model 611 stacking chairs, circa 1930 birch plywood, the legs of the table made from laminated bentwood the lazy susan with label ‘MADE IN FINLAND’, the chairs with ‘Finmar Ltd’ labels and stamped in red ink ‘AALTO DESIGN / MADE IN FINLAND’ the table 120cm diameter, 72cm high; the lazy susan 62cm diameter; the chairs 79cm high, 50cm wide, 41cm deep (8).
£6,0008,000
455
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
A Model 81A table, circa 1933 birch and laminated birch Finmar Ltd. label to the underside 69.5cm high, 99cm wide, 53cm wide.
£600800
456
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
Two Model 66 chairs, circa 1930 birch plywood with upholstered seats one with ‘Finmar Ltd’ rectangular label 79cm high, 38cm wide, 38cm deep (2).
£500700
457
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
Two Model 60 stools, circa 1933 laminated birch
43.5cm high, 38cm diameter (2).
£400600
458
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Finmar
A Model 81A table, circa 1933 birch with a laminated blue top 69.5cm high, 99cm wide, 53cm wide.
£400600
SCANDINAVIAN AND MODERN DESIGN
459
Gio Ponti (18911979) for Cassina
A set of four Leggera chairs, designed in 1951 model number 646, oak with coloured woven seats in red, orange, yellow, and green 83cm high, 42.5cm wide, 42cm deep (4).
£400600
460
Peter Hvidt (19161986) and Orla MølgaardNielsen (19071993) for Fritz Hansen
A pair of Portex chairs, designed in 1944 beech, with curved back and turned legs 82cm high, 60cm wide, 45cm deep (2).
Catalogue Notes:
The Portex chair, designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla MølgaardNielsen in 1944–1945, is a landmark of early Danish Modernism. Produced by Fritz Hansen, it was specifically engineered for postwar global export its name being an anagram for “export”. The Portex was the first stackable chair designed in Denmark.
£300500
461
Eero Saarinen (19101961) for Knoll
A Tulip dining table
laminated white circular top over a metal base
‘Knoll Inc.’ label to the underside of the top 120cm diameter; with four Tulip chairs by Arkana (5).
£400600
462
Arne Jacobsen (19021971) for Fritz Hansen
A pair of Dot stools, circa 1954 rounded teak seats over tubular metal legs both stamped ‘FH DENMARK’ 45cm high, 34cm diameter.
Catalogue Notes:
The stool was designed for the Rødovre Town Hall in Denmark.
A fourth leg was added to the stool in 1970, so this pair dates to the original production in the early 1950s (2).
£200300
463
Peter Nelson (19282009) for Architectural Lighting Ltd.
An FB2 floor lamp, circa 1967 aluminium 138cm high.
£200300
464
In the manner of Poul Hennigsen (18941967)
A chrome and glass table lamp 41cm high.
£80120
465
Gae Aulenti (19272012) for Kartell
A pair of Model 4794 lounge chairs black lacquered polyurethane moulded marks
77cm high, 77cm wide, 80cm deep (2).
£300500
466
John Reeves for Heals
A Louis occasional table oak and oak veneer
45cm high, 100cm wide, 60cm deep.
£200300
467
Harry Bertoia (19151978)
A set of six model 420 side chairs, designed in 1952
chrome plated frames with leather seat pads 77cm high, 54cm wide, 53cm deep (6).
£200300
468
Charles and Ray Eames for Vitra
A set of six EA109 high back chairs, first designed in 1958 black leather and chromed aluminium Vitra labels to the base and seats, impressed marks to the base
103cm high, 56cm wide, 48cm deep (6).
£2,0003,000
469
Poul Kjærholm (19291980) for E. Kold
Christensen
A PK22 lounge chair, circa 1960 steel frame with a slug leather seat stamped ‘E. Kold Christensen Denmark’ mark to the frame
73cm high, 60cm wide, 70cm deep.
£1,0002,000
470
Alvar Aalto (18981976) for Artek
A Model 60 stool laminated birch with black linoleum top 43.5cm high, 38cm diameter.
£150250
471
Jean Prouvé (19011984)
A Métropole n°305 standard chair, circa 1953 beech dished seat with painted steel frame 81cm high, 42cm wide.
Literature:
N. Prat, Jean Prouvé , exhibition catalogue, Galerie Jousse SeguinEnrico Navarra, Paris, 1998, pp. 41, 167, 179, 183, for the same example.
Provenance: Private collection.
£300500
472
Han Pieck for Morris & Co.
A Bambi stacking chair, circa 1946 walnutveneered laminated plywood
77cm high, 42cm wide, 34cm deep.
£400600
473
Robert Heritage (19272008) for Heals
An early sideboard, circa 1950 ebonised wood and ash with designs by Dorothy Heritage to the front, depicting a classical garden and buildings produced by G.W. Evans 88cm high, 137cm wide, 43cm deep.
£1,0002,000
474
Judith Johansson (19161993)
Norrviken, a Swedish flatweave kilim, circa 1950 in tonal grey, cream, and blue signed ‘JJ’ lower left 191 x 282cm.
Catalogue Notes:
The artist was inspired by the Norrviken Gardens, Båstad, at twilight. Båstad is the home of Märta MååsFjetterström’s textile workshop which she started in 1919 until her death in 1941.
£7001,000
475
Judith Johansson (19161993)
Strømmar Grå, a Swedish Röllakan kilim rug, circa 1950 with geometric design on a grey ground signed ‘JJ’ lower left 300 x 200cm.
£500700
476
Erik Lundberg (18951968) for Vävaregården Korall, a large Swedish flatweave carpet, circa 1955 with coral pattern in orange and white on a brown ground 246 x 172 cm.
£300500
477
Lizette Norlander for Vävaregården Eringsboda Lyckeby, a large Rolakan flatweave rug, circa 1960 with blue, white, and pink geometric design 200 x 145cm.
£300500
478
Marc Saint Saëns (19031973)
L’Oiseau Lyre, a woollen tapestry depicting a bird and a harp signed in the tapestry (lower left), with the original label to the reverse with a further signature and title 132 x 89cm.
£6001,000
479
In the manner of Marianne Richter (19162010)
Three Swedish Rya rugs, circa 1960 of Modernist design each 168 x 102cm (3).
£300500
Φ 480
David Linley (b.1961)
A bespoke boardroom table designed for Beeson Gregory with a sycamore, burr ash, and grey sycamore inlaid rectangular top with blue sycamore inlaid detail to the sides, over a twinpedestal base in English oak with the original watercolour plan by David Linley, with samples of each wood used 300cm long, 149cm wide, 74cm high (2).
£3,0005,000
Φ 481
David Linley (b.1961)
A Linley Lizard Collection macassar ebony dining table, 2004 rectangular top, each end with fitted drawers, with chrome handles, the Usection legs with perspex runner stamped ‘Linley’ to the handles 110cm wide, 230cm long, 73.5cm high.
£1,0002,000
482
Dimitri Omersa (19271985) for Liberty & Co.
A leather footstool modelled as a bull with horns 98 wide, 62cm high.
£300500
483
Hannes Wettstein (19582008) for Baleri Italia
A pair of Juliette stacking chairs steel frames with black laminated steel seats and curved backs impressed marks to the back of the seat 67cm high, 40cm wide, 40cm seat depth (2).
£200300
484
Rodolfo Dubarry
A pair of large lantern table lights octagonal form, brass with mirrored sections signed 57cm high (2).
£150250
485
Svend Aage Holm Sørensen (19132004)
A pair of tripod floor lamps, circa 1950 manufactured by Holm Sørensen & Co., Copenhagen, Denmark 100cm high (2).
Literature:
Henry Fuller, The Studio Year Book 19591960, London, p. 124, for a similar example.
£400600
486
Finn Juhl (19121989) for Niels Vodder
A Danish FJ-40 desk, circa 1950 teak, with three drawers to the top with ring pull brass handes, the sloped top opening to reveal desk space 75cm high, 66cm wide, 66cm deep.
£2,0003,000
487
Yrjö Kukkapuro (19332025) for Haimi, Finland
A Junior lounge armchair, circa 1960 model 417, fibreglass seat shell with red leather upholstery, rotating base ‘Haimi’ label to the base 88cm high, 70cm wide, 65cm deep.
£600800
488
Sergio Asti (19262021) for Raak, Amsterdam
A Kilamanjaro desk lamp, designed in 1978 twopiece opaline glass 25cm high, 28 cm diameter
£100200
489
Sergio Asti (19262021) for Fontana Arte
A Daruma desk lamp, designed in 1969 twopiece opaline glass 28cm high, 22cm diameter
£150250
490
Pierre Cardin (19222020) for Venini
A rare wall mirror, circa 1960 clear glass with orange bands original Venini label 30 x 30cm.
£300500
491
Enzo Mari (19322020)
A Dumbell desk lamp spherical weighted base with chrome ring 23cm high.
£150250
492
In the manner of Ernest Race (19131964)
A set of six (4+2) stacking chairs, circa 1960 green leather upholstery with tubular metal frames 82cm high, 57cm wide, depth 50cm (carver) (6).
£150200
493
In the manner of Ernest Race (19131964)
A set of seven (4+3) stacking chairs, circa 1960 red leather upholstery with tubular metal frames 81cm high, 57cm wide, 53cm deep (carver) (7).
£150200
494
In the manner of Ernest Race (19131964)
A set of six stacking chairs, circa 1960 yellow leather upholstery with tubular metal frames 79cm high, 45cm wide, 36cm deep.
£150200
496
495
Two French Armchairs upholstered with John Piper (19031992) fabric upholstery the fabric Chiesa Delia Salute, designed in 1959 for Sanderson 99cm high, 64cm wide, 52cm deep (2).
£200300
496
In the manner of Maison Jansen A Hollywood Regency style mirrored glass cabinet with gilt frame and brass handles, raised on a rectangular base 111cm high, 106cm wide, 40cm deep.
£200300
497
Michael Bell (Contemporary)
A set of four stools walnut with slung woollen seats 52cm high, 67cm wide (4).
£100200
498
Michael Bell (Contemporary) Matador console table oak with metal joints, the rectangular top with curved ends 94cm high, 152cm wide.
£150250
499
Emanuel Ungaro (19332019)
A large glass topped dining table over a scrolled gilt metal base marked ‘The House of Ungaro’ to the glass
350cm long approx, 124cm wide approx.
£1,5002,000
497
500
In the manner of Guglielmo Ulrich (19041977)
Dining table, circa 1950 mahogany and glass 81cm high, 175cm wide, 84cm deep.
£200300
501
Hans Wegner (19142007) for FDB Møbler
A J16 rocking chair, designed in 1944 black painted beech with woven cord seat with the original label 109cm high, 79cm deep, 63cm wide.
£300500
502
Kerstin Holmquist (19251997)
A rare highback Stora Eva lounge chair, circa 1960 with yellow wool upholstery and beech legs 135cm high, 70cm wide, 64cm deep (seat).
£8001,200
503
No lot
504
Jamie Reid (19472023)
A Sex Pistol’s Fuck Forever original poster, 1983 from the Hamilton’s Gallery Exhibition printed by Hamilton’s Gallery, London, first printing, doublesided silkscreen with monochrome to the reverse 101 x 67cm.
£300500
505
Grayson Perry (b.1960)
The Great Beauty, Portrait screenprinted cotton 67cm x 48cm.
£100200
506
Yayoi Kusama (b.1929)
Alone, Buried In A Flower Garden, 2014 screenprinted cotton textile 53cm x 53cm.
£150250
507
Richard La Trobe Bateman (b.1938)
A set of six highback chairs, circa 1972 oak, with adzed plank seat and curved back each chair 122cm high, 42cm wide, seat depth 38cm (6).
510
Jens Quistgaard (19192008)
A teak bowl, circa 1960 simple curved form branded ‘Staved Teak Danmark’ 62cm wide.
£80120
£400600
508
Norman Foster (b.1935) for Tecno, Italy
A Nomos desk, circa 1982 with a laminate top with a leather writing surface, raised on tubular chrome supports 73cm high, 169cm wide, 101cm deep.
£400600
509
Arne Tjomsland (19151970) for Hiort & Østlyngen
Two models a walrus and a bear, circa 1950 the walrus oak with composite tusks, the bear mahogany the walrus stamped ‘ARNE TJOMSLAND NORWAY’, the walrus stamped ‘NORWAY’ the bear 19.5cm wide (2).
£300500
511
Yoshitomo Nara (b.1959)
Peace Dog (blue) screenprinted cotton textile 53 x 51cm.
£100200
512
Felice Galbiati, ArteDecorativa, Milan
A pair of Italian bookends, circa 1950 painted metal depicting books and objects grouped on a shelf printed mark to the underside 19cm high.
£80120
513
Märta MååsFjetterström (18731941)
A small handwoven tapestry, circa 1930 signed with initials (lower left), and with the original label (to the reverse) 26 x 26cm.
£300500
PIERRE JEANNERET
514
Pierre Jeanneret (18961967) for Chandigarh
A set of four PJ-010102T King chairs, circa 1957 teak with the seat and backrest in braided canework variously signed and inscribed in ink 76cm high, 50cm wide (4).
Provenance: Private collection.
£3,0005,000
515
Pierre Jeanneret (18961967) for Chandigarh
A Student desk, circa 1957
teak, with a rectangular top with dropdown sides 73cm high, 82cm wide, 58cm deep.
£1,5002,500
516
Pierre Jeanneret (18961967) for Chandigarh
A PJ-BU-02-A pigeonhole desk, circa 1957
teak and leather, with pigeon holes to the reverse 71cm high, 121.5cm wide, 84cm deep.
Literature:
Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret: Chandigarh, India, Galerie Patrick Seguin, pages 248/249.
£3,0005,000
515
514 stamp
518 part
517
Ewald Kröner
A Modernist woollen wall hanging, circa 1960 with tassels and wool pile 190cm long.
£100200
518
Finnish School
Three flatweave wall hangings, circa 1960 each of striped design in colours the largest 161 x 61cm (3).
£100200
519
Margareta AhlstedtWillandt (18881967)
Three Wise Men, a Finnish wall hanging tapestry, circa 1930 handwoven 200 x 148cm.
£200300
520
Ingrid Starling for Rya Masugn, a shag pile woollen rug, 1969 in red and black 115cm x 98cm.
£80120
521
Ewald Kröner
Mexican Sun, a Modernist woollen wall hanging, circa 1960 with tassels and wool pile 120 x 120cm.
£150250
522
Berit Woelfer (19252001) for Kasthall Atelje Aniara, a Swedish woollen wall hanging, circa 1960 depicting a sunrise 80 x 100cm.
£100200
523
Attributed to Aappo Härkönen for Rya
A shag pile woollen rug, circa 1960 in pink and brown on a cream ground 115cm x 98cm.
£80120
519
524
Ilaria Gibertini for Nemo
A pair of Virgo table lamps, designed in 1993 aluminium moulded manufacturer’s marks 28cm high (2).
£150250
525
Vico Magistretti (19202006) for Artemide
A Telegono table lamp, designed in 1968 cream coloured plastic with acrylic white adjustable shade 41.5cm high, 27cm wide.
£150250
† 526
Enzo Mari (19322020) for Danese, Milan
A Tokelau paperweight, 1983 cast metal and polyurethane stamped manufacturer’s marks 10cm diameter.
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£100200
527
Hivo Van Teal (b.1976)
A Modernist sculpture lucite, with two vertical sections with cutout sections creating a star signed ‘Van Teel’ 51.5cm high, 33cm wide.
£100200
528
A large collection of books relating to Design, Architecture, and Modern Art mainly early 20th Century, to include Architectural Review 1930, The Architectural Forum 1929
The Modern House by F R S Yorke, 1927, Moderne Architectuur 1927, Das Plakat 1916, Gebrauchsgraphik (2 volumes), Publicite Arts Et Metiers Graphiques 1936, and others (qty.)
£200400
529 Wendingen
40 volumes of the architecture/art magazine, 19181931 comprising 1918 (first issue produced), 5 from 1920, 2 from 1921, 6 from 1923, 2 from 1924, 5 from 1925, 8 from 1927, 2 from 1928, 1 from 1929, 7 from 1930, 1 from 1931 (some repeats) with the Wendingen Work of Frank Lloyd Wright, 1965 reissue (41).
£200300
530
Art et Decoration ten volumes, published by Albert Levy, mainly in original bindings; with Innen Dekoration, 5 volumes, Deutsch Kunst und Dekoration, 2 volumes, and other similar books (qty.)
£100200
531
Ingo Maurer (19322019)
Passion for Light, 2001
Two volumes in a set, is a retrospective of Ingo Maurer’s best designs and exhibitions, with an original lamp designed by Ingo Maurer (poet of light)
In cardboard slipcase 30 x 22cm (3).
£100200
528
529
524
526 525
CERAMICS AND GLASS
532
Josef Hoffmann (18701956) for Wiener Werkstätte
A set of eight Secessionist Bamboo Stem liqueur glasses, designed in 1922 the stems of amber glass cut with a sixsided design each 19.5cm high (8).
£200300
533
Louis Comfort Tiffany (18481933)
A Favrile glass bowl iridescent glass decorated with a leaf and branch pattern signed ‘L.C.T Favrile’ 29.7cm diameter.
£600800
534
Louis Comfort Tiffany (18481933)
A Favrile glass vase model D298, blue and gold iridescent etched ‘L.C.T’ and ‘D298’ 12cm high.
Provenance:
From the collection of Mr Van Nieuwenhuise (19282022); purchased from Edition Graphiques, London, 7th July 1983
£500800
535
Robert Holubetz for Loetz
A twinhandled vase, 1901 iridescent green glass 26cm high; and a shouldered green glass vase, attributed to Loetz, and an enamelled glass vase by Legras (3).
Catalogue Notes:
The design was created by Robert Holubetz, one of Koloman Moser’s most talented students at the Vienna School of Applied Arts, who designed the vase in 1901 on behalf of the glass publisher E. Bakalowits Söhne.
£300500
536
Loetz
A large Art Nouveau highsided bowl, circa 1901 iridescent glass with spun pattern and pinched rim
19cm high, 23.5cm diameter.
£200300
537
Attributed to Thomas Webb & Sons
A bronze glass vase double gourd form with modelled loop handles, enamelled with geometric bands in green, white and red 21cm high.
£100200
538
Émile Gallé (18461904)
A cameo glass vase, circa 1890 shouldered form with a wide circular base, the glass in purple and orange signed in cameo 16cm high; with a Thomas Webb cameo glass vase, 12cm high (2).
£300500
539
François Théodore Legras (18391916)
A cameo glass vase, circa 1910 acidetched with blue and yellow scrolling foliage on a textured ground cameo signature 14cm high.
£150250
540
Émile Gallé (18461904)
A large cameo glass vase, Prunelles, circa 1900 overlaid and acidetched in yellow and dark purple signed in cameo 32cm high.
£8001,200
541
Émile Gallé (18461904)
A large cameo glass vase overlaid and acidetched showing flowers in purple and orange signed in cameo 28cm high.
£600800
542
Muller Freres Luneville
A large Art Deco table lamp, circa 1930 the stylised brass base below a glass shade in purple and orange etched signature 51cm high, 50cm diameter.
£400600
543
Muller Freres Luneville
A large Art Deco table lamp, circa 1930 the stylised brass base below a glass shade in yellow, orange, and purple etched signature
52cm high, 35cm diameter.
£400600
538
539
540
541
544
Daum Nancy
An Art Deco glass table lamp, circa 1930 a light orange with a moulded geometric design signed ‘Daum Nancy’ 30.5cm high, the shade 18.5cm diameter.
£1,0002,000
545
Émile Gallé (18461905)
A cameo glass Hortensias vase, circa 1905 in shades of pink and yellow with cameo signature and star mark 16.5cm high.
£300500
546
Moncrieff’s Monart Art Glass
A large glass vase blue with light and dark inclusions 26cm high.
£100200
547
Gunnel Nyman (1909–1948) for Nuutajärvi Notsj
A Chiffon glass vase, circa 1940 yellow tinted glass with controlled bubbles etched signature 17cm high.
£100200
548
Andries Dirk Copier (19011991) for Leerdam
A Unica glass vase, circa 1930 textured blue glass with underwater design signed and inscribed ‘Leerdam Unica, F291’ 18.3cm high.
Provenance:
The Kenneth Brown Collection of Glass.
£200300
549
Daum Nancy, France
An Art Deco glass pedestal vase, circa 1930 cutsided design in orange signed ‘Daum Nancy France’ 24cm high, 27cm diameter; with a clear glass Daum vase, two Art Deco glass vases, and a bowl by Dirk Copier (5).
£150250
550
Karl Wiedemann (19051992) for WMF
A large Ikora glass vase, circa 1920 shouldered form with green, black, and purple inclusions 26cm high; with two smaller vases by Karl Wiedemann for WMF (3).
£150250
551
Karl Wiedemann (19051992) for WMF
A large Art Deco glass bowl, circa 1930
decorated with silver mica and purple inclusions
17cm high, 27cm wide; with four smaller bowls by Karl Wiedemann for WMF (5).
£200300
549
548
545
552
Vicke Lindstrand (19041983) for Orrefors
A glass vase, circa 1950 etched with a Dutch lady playing a horn etched signature
16.5cm high; with a collection of Art glass, to include Whitefriars, Kosta, Mdina (qty).
£200300
Φ 553
Peter Layton (b.1937)
An iridescent glass vase, 1981 in green with purple and blue spots signed and dated 13cm high; with three Peter Layton iridescent glass vases (4).
£300500
554
Ermanno Nason (19282013) for Vetreria Gino Cenedese Omaggio a Henry Moore, glass figure, 196572 clear glass signed
22.5cm high, 30cm wide.
Catalogue Notes:
In his celebrated Henry Moore Series, Ermanno Nason pays tribute to the sculptural language of Henry Moore, translating the British artist’s explorations of reclining figures and pierced forms into the medium of Murano glass.
£500700
† 555
Carlo Moretti (19342008)
A set of twenty Asymmetric drinking glasses, designed in 1986 hand blown Murano clear glass each signed the largest 21cm high (20).
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£6001,000
556
Geoffrey Baxter (19221995) for Whitefriars
A TV glass vase, circa 1967 pattern no 9677, tangerine coloured textured glass, pattern no 9677 21cm high; with five Whitefriars textured glass vases a Coffin vase in tangerine, and four bark vases in meadow green, tangerine, and ruby red; and a Whitefriars textured ashtray in tangerine (7).
£200300
557
Geoffrey Baxter (19221995) for Whitefriars
A Textured range tangerine bottle vase
pattern no.9730
20.5cm high; with two textured Whitefriars vases designed by Geoffrey Baxter and a Whitefriars ruby vase (4).
£150250
557
556
552
553
554
555
558
Alessandro Pianon (19311964) for Vistosi
A Pulcino glass bird, circa 1962 handblown glass in green with internally applied murrines, on copper wire feet model no. S189 29cm high.
£2,0003,000
559
Fulvio Bianconi (19151996) for Venini
A large Fazzoletto handkerchief vase irregular form, orange and white cased glass acid etched Venini mark and original Finmar label 22cm high.
£300500
560
Fulvio Bianconi (19151996)
Two Fasce Orizzontali bottles in green and grey with red and blue bands one with Venini label 30.5cm high (2).
£200300
561
Fulvio Bianconi (19151996) for Venini
A Murano glass bottle, circa 1960 in green and blue stripes marked to base 38.5cm high.
£300500
562
Tapio Wirkkala (19151985) for Iittala
A Versanjalka (foal’s foot) glass vase, 1955 with etched line decoration etched signature and date 16.5cm high; with two similar foal type vases by Tapio Wirkkala (3).
£300500
563
Tapio Wirkkala (19151985) for Iittala
A large Kantarelli glass vase, 1957 with etched line decoration etched signature and date 15cm high, 22.5cm wide; with three smaller Kantarelli vases (4).
£400600
564
Tapio Wirkkala (19151985) for Iittala
Two glass leaf dishes, circa 1955 with etched line decoration etched signature (2).
£100200
† 565
Tapio Wirkkala (19151985) for Iittala
A leaf dish, 1955 with etched line decoration etched signature and model number 3837 18cm wide.
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£150250
566
Verlys, France
A large opalescent glass plafonnier, circa 1930 moulded with birds and fish in swirling water with original metal mounts 39cm diameter.
£150250
567
Cenedese
A set of four Murano champagne glasses clear glass (4).
£80120
568
Lena Bergström (b.1961) for Orrefors
An angled glass sculptural vase, 2002 sommerso glass with white and black layers etched signature and date, etched design number ‘939286’ 30cm wide.
£100200
† 569
Alfredo Barbini (19122007)
Two rare Flavio bowls in black glass with curved rims 24cm and 19cm diameter (2).
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£100200
570
Gianni Versace for Venini
A Rivoli glass vase, 2002 yellow with trailed white, black, and yellow lines etched ‘Versace Venini 2002’ 32.5cm high, 19cm diameter.
£400600
571
Alfredo Barbini (19122007)
A Murano glass vase, circa 1960 spherical form in pink Murano label to the underside 24.5cm high.
£100200
572
Attributed to Paolo Venini (18951959) for Venini
An early glass trumpet vase in shades of purple and pink with an early etched mark 37.4cm high.
£200300
573
Björn Weckström (b.1935) for Nuutajärvi Notsjö
A large glass charger, 1972 clear glass with cased blue, purple, and white swirls signed and dated 43cm diameter.
£200400
574
Cenedese Vetri
A Murano glass paperweight or candle holder, circa 1980
four stacking forms, in purple, blue, and clear glass Murano Vetri label to the largest form 18cm high (4).
£80120
575
Antonio da Ros (19362012) for Vetreria Gino Cenedese
Two freeform glass sculptural vessels sommerso glass in purple and blue both signed 16cm wide approx. (2).
£200300
Φ 576
David Burnham Smith (19372019)
Ariel Confirmed, a porcelain and mixed media diptych, 1995 after the Tempest by William Shakespeare both panels signed, dated, and inscribed (to paper labels on the reverse) each panel 21cm high, 32cm wide, 7cm deep (2).
£8001,200
577
Janos Torok (19321996) for Zsolnay Pecs
A tall porcelain vase, circa 1950 decorated with orange musicians against a striped background printed blue Zsolnay mark 41cm high; with six Zsolnay vases, and six Zsolnay dishes, all circa 1950 (13).
£300500
578
Janos Torok (19321996) for Zsolnay Pecs
A porcelain figure of a musician, circa 1950 printed blue Zsolnay mark and impressed ‘IT810/P’ 22cm high; with three Zsolnay figures, and two Zsolnay style figures (6).
£200300
577
576
578
579
Richard Guyatt (19142007) for Wedgwood and Liberty & Co.
A lemonade set, designed in 1966 transfer printed and hand painted decoration each with printed Wedgwood marks the jug 19.5cm high, the beakers 11cm high (5).
£300500
580
Eric Ravilious (19031942) for Wedgwood
A Harvest Festival dinner service comprising thirty two pieces printed marks the serving plates 37cm diameter (32).
£200300
581
Reginald John ‘Rex’ Whistler (19051944) for Wedgwood
A Cloverlly tea set, circa 1935 transfer printed, comprising two cups and saucers, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and dish, and a teapot printed Wedgwood marks the teapot 12cm high; with a Wedgwood jug, The London Jug, 19.5cm high (10).
£100200
582
Keith Murray (18921981) for Wedgwood
A Bomb vase with matt straw glaze, ribbed ovoid form with collar rim
printed factory marks and facsimile signature 22cm high; and two Keith Murray designed bowls, and a Mintons vase designed by John Wadsworth (4).
£150250
583
Félix Lafond (18511901) for Faïencerie de Gien
A large earthenware bowl, circa 1880 glazed in a bluegreen mottled tone with encrusted flowers to the body signed ‘Gien Lafond’ 26cm high, 48cm diameter (2).
Catalogue Notes:
Félix Lafond is credited as one of the creators of the barbotine technique. He worked for the potter François Laurin (18261901) and Haviland & Co. In 1881, Lafond worked for the Manufacture de Gien (Faïencerie de Gien), in the workshop of Dominique Grenet (18211885). The present work was made during this period.
£150250
584
Minton
A collection of nine large pictorial plates, circa 1950 printed in colours with different designs, two after Picasso, others with stylised animals largest 45cm across; with three similar plates stamped ‘R Heald’ (12).
£150250
585
Grayson Perry (b.1960)
100% Art plate, 2020 ceramic
with artist’s seal printed on the base, produced for The Holburne Museum, Bath 21cm across; with a Grayson Perry Gentrification printed textile (2).
£250350
586
Anthony Redmile (19402016)
A glass finial with brass mounts 41cm high; with a pair of pottery dishes moulded with Cherubs by Anthony Redmile, 19cm diameter (3).
Provenance:
The vendor was a close friend of Anthony Redmile and had the pieces commissioned.
£150250
† 587
Piero Fornasetti (19131988)
A set of six appetiser bowls, circa 1950 each with a different printed design, with a gilt band to the low foot and rim each with printed marks 5cm high, 8cm diameter (6).
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£300500
† 588
Piero Fornasetti (19131988)
A rare pair of Cammei espresso cups and saucers, circa 1950 printed with Roman Emperors within gold borders printed marks the cups 5.5cm high, the saucers 11cm diameter (4).
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£200300
† 589
Piero Fornasetti (19131988)
A rare Roman Emperor’s pebble paperweight, circa 1950 printed with roundels of Emperor’s in profile within a gilt background 10cm diameter.
VAT will be charged on the hammer at the standard rate.
£150250
590
Piero Fornasetti (19131988)
A rare Carta Stradale D’Italia dish, circa 1950 printed with an Italian map 16 x 13cm; with another dish by Fornasetti (2).
£150250
591
Piero Fornasetti (19131988)
A Zodiac paperweight, circa 1950 printed with Zodiac signs and a calendar 11cm high; with two further Fornasetti paperweights (3).
£300500
592
Stig Lindberg (19161982) for Gustavsberg, Sweden
A tall bottle vase
painted in polychrome and decorated with sgraffito bands painted monogram and painted inscription 'Sweden GG/21187', and with Gustavsberg Sweden label 39cm high.
£200300
593
Phillippe Bestenheider (b.1971) for Driade, Italy
A tall Gear vase
porcelain with a matt white glaze printed Driade mark 43cm high; with a similar Driade vase (2).
£150250
588
591
589
590
594
Alan Clarke for Poole Pottery
The set of nine The Planets chargers, 2000 glazed earthenware, each represents a single planet, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto each numbered from an edition of 500 each 44cm diameter (9).
£500800
595
Alan Clarke for Poole Pottery
Three Phases of the Moon chargers, 2002 glazed earthenware, showing the crescent, half, and full moon each numbered from an edition of 500 each 42cm diameter (3).
£100200
596
Poole Pottery
Two large African Series chargers, 2010/11 painted by Jane Brewer, one with a pride of lions, the other with African animals at sunset signed and dated. (2)
£100200
597
Poole Pottery
A large early Delphis charger, circa 1960 with yellow and black abstracted design, painted by Shirley Campbell 36cm diameter; and a large early Delphis bowl, 28cm diameter (2).
£80120
598
Poole Pottery
A unique Festival of the Seas charger 1/1, painted by Nicola Massarella painted ‘Poole Studio 1/1 N.Massarella’ 41cm diameter.
£100200
599
Robert Jefferson for Poole Pottery
A Poole Studio vase, circa 1965 ovoid form, with black and white design printed mark ‘POOLE STUDIO
ENGLAND’ 13.5cm high.
£100200
600
Ros Sommerfelt for Poole Pottery
Two large Flower for the Birds chargers painted with a woman within a simple border pattern impressed marks 32cm diameter each (2).
£100200
601
Carter Stabler, and Adams
A large early Poole Pottery Ewer and basin
painted by Anne Hatchard blue and white the ewer 33cm high, the basin 37cm diameter; and a Poole Pottery wall plaque of Harold Brownswood (3).
£200300
602
Alfred Read and Guy Sydenham for Poole Pottery
Seven Freeform vases/dishes, circa 1955 painted in patterns Bamboo, Looks, Butterflies, Totem, Burst, Purple Stars, and Tadpoles painted and printed marks each 44cm diameter (7).
£200400
603
Carter, Stabler and Adams
A Poole Pottery Persian Deer charger, circa 1950
painted in colours on an off white ground, painted by Nellie Blackmore impressed and painted marks 40cm diameter.
Catalogue Notes: By repute, this lot was owned by Nellie Blackmore and displayed in her guest house.
£200400
604
Truda Adams for Carter Stabler Adams
A rare pair of large Poole Pottery vases, circa 1926
painted in the ZW pattern, decorated by Anne Hatchard each with impressed factory mark, painted pattern code, and incised shape number 35.5cm high (2).
£200400
604
599
600
601 part
602
DESIGN, CERAMICS AND GLASS
WEDNESDAY 6TH MAY | 10AM-1PM
Second Floor, 17 Clifford Street, London, W1S 3RQ
A large Russian Porcelain Figure, Imperial Porcelain Factory, Nicholas II period, from the People of Russia series, 39cm high.
Jeremy Lamond
Head of Valuations
+44 (0)1722 424 502 jl@woolleys.live
Susan Parkinson (19252012), A porcelain bust of a Judge, 33.5cm high.
TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT PLEASE CONTACT
Neil Grenyer Head of Ceramics & Glass
+44 (0)1722 446 974 ng@woolleys.live
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+44 (0)1722 424 505 mf@woolleys.live
WEDNESDAY 22ND & THURSDAY 23RD APRIL 2026 Cartier, an Art Deco seed pearl and diamond necklace Estimate £15,000 20,000* ENQUIRIES Marielle Whiting | +44 (0) 1722 424595 | mw@woolleys.live *Visit woolleyandwallis.co.uk/buying for additional charges on final hammer price
TUESDAY 28TH & WEDNESDAY 29TH APRIL 2026
By Hiroshi Suzuki a contemporary fine silver Terre P Yuu vase, London 2012, also marked with Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee mark, HS654, Provenance: A Private Collection. Adrian Sassoon, London. The proceeds from the sale of this vase are being gifted to the charity Centrepoint (RCN 292411). Estimate £8,000 12,000*
ENQUIRIES Rupert Slingsby | +44 (0) 1722 446956 | rs@woolleys.live *Visit woolleyandwallis.co.uk/buying for additional charges on final hammer price
TUESDAY 2ND JUNE 2026
BRITISH ART POTTERY & STUDIO CERAMICS
WEDNESDAY 3RD JUNE 2026
Ivon Hitchens (18931979)
Water Meadows
Estimate £30,00050,000*
Dame Lucie Rie (19021995)
Tall bottle with flared rim
Estimate £6,00010,000*
Hans Coper (19201981)
Vessel with disc rim
Estimate £20,00040,000*
ENQUIRIES
Victor Fauvelle
Head of Paintings
vf@woolleys.live | +44 (0) 1722 446 961
Max Fisher
Head of Design
mf@woolleys.live | +44 (0) 1722 424 505
*Visit woolleyandwallis.co.uk/buying for additional charges on final hammer price
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Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm
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VIEWING
All our auctions are on view at least two days prior to the sale and details will be found in the relevant catalogues.
REGISTERING WITH US
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1. a passport or photographic driving licence
2. a utility bill or document showing your name and address
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BIDDING AT AUCTION
See below for the different options for bidding. Please note that you may be asked to provide two forms of identification, even if you have bid with us before, in order that we are compliant with Money Laundering Regulations.
BIDDING IN THE ROOM
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COMMISSION BIDDING
If you are unable to attend the sale you can leave a commission bid. This will be executed on your behalf by the auctioneer who will purchase the lot as cheaply as possible bearing in mind any reserve price and other bids.
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It is usually possible to bid on the telephone by prior arrangement with client services
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BUYER’S PREMIUM
The Buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a Buyer's Premium thereon of 27% plus VAT at 20% (totalling 32.4% inclusive) on the first £20,000 of the hammer price and 26% plus VAT at 20% (31.2% inclusive) up to £500,000, and 20% plus VAT at 20% (24% inclusive) thereafter.
CONDITION REPORTS
The relevant department will be pleased to give condition reports on any lot, where practical. All weights and measures given in the catalogue should be regarded as approximate.
The colours printed in the catalogue are not necessarily true.
SALE RESULTS
These will be posted on our website shortly after the sale.
PACKING AND SHIPPING
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If you are exporting your property, import taxes, customs duties and other fees may apply at the country of destination. It is also your responsibility to ensure that your shipment can be lawfully imported to the destination country.
Please note that due to the withdrawal of the Retail Export Scheme by HMRC, we are unable to provide VAT refund documentation (C88) for handcarried exports.
In order to qualify for a VAT refund, your lots must be exported by a shipper and valid export documentation must be provided.
PAYMENT AND CLEARANCE
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The following methods of payment may be made:
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Where practical, payment can be made and purchases collected during the auction.
We reserve the right to add storage charges to all lots not collected within 30 calendar days of the sale. This will include a handling fee of £20 (+ VAT) per consignment and a storage charge of £2 (+ VAT) per lot per day. No goods will be allowed to be collected until these charges have been paid.
LOT SYMBOLS
VAT
Lots marked with an dagger (†) are subject to VAT on the hammer price. Lots marked with an omega (Ω) have been temporarily imported from outside the EU and are subject to VAT at 5% on the hammer price and the buyer’s premium. In online catalogues, the Sales Tax % column indicates the rate of VAT on hammer price.
CITES REGULATIONS
Please note that lots marked λ may be subject to CITES Regulations when exported.
The CITES Regulations may be found at www.defra.gov.uk/ahvlaen/importsexports/cites/
ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHT / DROIT DE SUITE
Lots marked with a Φ symbol are potentially subject to a levy.
Droit de Suite is a royalty payable to a qualifying artist or the artist’s heirs each time a work is resold during the artist’s lifetime and up to a period of 70 years after the artist’s death.
Royalties are calculated on a sliding percentage scale based on the hammer price excluding the buyer’s premium. The royalty does not apply to lots selling below £1,000 and the maximum royalty payable on any single lot is £12,500.
Droit de Suite, which is not subject to VAT, will be added to the buyer’s purchase price and then passed on to the relevant collecting agency.
Royalties for Droit de Suite are as follows:
4% Up to £50,000
3% £50,000.01 200,000
1% £200,000.01 350,000
0.5% £350,000.01 500,000
0.25% In excess of £500,000
Up to a maximum levy of £12,500
FIREARMS
Lots marked Ƒ in the catalogue, or by any other means identified as controlled firearms, are subject to the UK firearms/shotgun licencing regime, and should only be viewed/purchased by individuals with appropriate licences. It is the responsibility of the bidders to ensure that they are legally authorised to acquire the lot that they are bidding for. In the event that such a lot is successfully bid for by an individual who is not authorised to possess it, that individual will be required to pay for it, but will not be allowed to take physical possession of it. The auctioneers will reoffer the lot on behalf of the buyer in a future auction; or may accept instructions to dispose of it by some other legal means, at their discretion.
VALUATIONS
Valuations are a core part of our business and are usually carried out by a senior specialist or directors. Accuracy, speed and above all confidentiality are paramount.
INSURANCE VALUATIONS
Written valuations for insurance can vary from a single item to a large estate. Before starting we discuss the various options available so that the valuation is specifically tailored to individual client’s needs.
For valuations of an entire house contents an itemised bound valuation is produced and can be accompanied by photographs when required. In addition to providing an inventory, written valuations can prevent painful arguments with a loss adjuster in the event of a claim.
Woolley & Wallis valuations are accepted by all leading insurance companies.
PROBATE VALUATIONS
We offer a speedy and professional service for executors and trustees and provide bound valuations for probate and duplicate copies when required. Since security is often a consideration, we can usually arrange for a house to be cleared and sent for auction, our Valuations Department ensures that executors are informed of which sales are involved and the results thereof.
We also carry out valuations for Family Division, Capital Gains Tax, and Private Treaty Sales.
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