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Bernard Leach (1887-1979) at Leach Pottery Dish tin glazed earthenware, the central willow tree within a border of sand eels painted 'BL' monogram, impressed pottery seal 21cm diameter.

Bernard Leach (1887-1979) The White Mustang, 1913 from an edition of 25 etching, published by the New Craftsman Gallery 17.5 x 24.5cm.

Bernard Leach (1887-1979) Figure in a Rowing Boat, 1913 number 2 from the edition of 25 etching, published by the New Craftsman Gallery 15 x 18cm.

Bernard Leach: 'A Potter's Book', 1962 reprint in wrapper; plus 'The Wood Engravings of Robert Gibbings', Faber, 1959, 1st edition, illustrations throughout, original buckram; plus a bound volume of The Studio Magazine, vol 130, July-Dec 1945, content includes Ben Nicholson, Nevinson & Camden Town Group (3)

Style of Bernard Leach, a Studio Pottery bowl, the interior decorated with deer, pale blue with lined border, 18cm dia. x 9cm high

Bernard LeachBottle vase, circa 1960Stoneware, with tenmoku and iron glazes.19cm highImpressed with artist's BL seal and the St Ives mark.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Bernard LeachTiled table, circa 1945Glazed ceramic tiles, mounted in a wrought iron trivet, central tile with bird motif; together with two additional tiles.Central pictorial tile - 10 x 10 cmTable - 19.5 x 39 x 26.5 cmThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Bernard LeachLidded pot, circa 1960Porcelain, leaf design in blue glaze.9cm diameterImpressed with artist's BL and St Ives stamps. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Bernard Howell Leach (1887-1979). A mustard-glazed slipware jug, 'one & all' and sgraffito decoration, St Ives and early 'BL' marks, 17cm highCONDITION: There are numerous glaze losses around the rim and the spout and there is a fine crackle to the glaze on the interior and exterior, wear to the base consistent with age otherwise in good condition.

A RARE JAPANESE LACQUER PILLAR HANGING BY KOMA YASUTADA, HASHIRA-KAKE EDO PERIOD, LATE 18TH CENTURY The tall rectangular panel decorated in gold, silver and red on a black roiro ground, depicting a beauty dressed in an ornate Western dress decorated with pearls and ribbons, a medal shaped as a Maltese cross in gold and silver tied at her waist, leaning over and smiling gently, with European-style cross-hatching executed in harigaki, a circular hanging hole above and signed Koma Yasutada saku on the edge of the panel, together with a fitted tomobako box and cover, 158cm x 11.4cm. (2) Provenance: formerly the collection of Mike and Hiroko Dean. Illustrated in M & H Dean, Nihon no Shikki, Japanese lacquer - an Exposition, no.109; also Barry Davies Oriental Art, Japanese lacquer, Nambokucho to Zeshin, The Collection of Mike and Hiroko Dean, pp.67-68, no. 67. Hashira-kake are tall panels which were used to decorate hashira, indoor pillars. Mike Dean (d.2013) was a recognised artist who, throughout his career, exhibited paintings in St Yves and across the UK. Together with his wife Hiroko, they built an important Japanese collection consisting of metalwork and lacquer wares. Mike opened Nihon Token (the Japanese sword) in Museum Street near the British Museum and worked for many years on a book dedicated to their lacquer pieces assembled over forty years. The book was published with Kyoto Shoin Publishers in the early 1980s and was entitled 'Japanese lacquer - an exhibition'. Mike and Hiroko were also close friends of Bernard Leach (1887-1979) and Shoji Hamada (1894-1978) and they loaned many of their own Leach and Hamada pieces to museums in Japan.

δ Various ArtistsThe Penwith PortfolioThe complete portfolio comprising eleven lithographs and one screenprint in colours, 1973, the Lanyon with a stamped signature, the others all signed in pencil, numbered from the edition of 90, printed by Stanley Jones at Curwen Studio, London, published by Penwith Galleries Ltd., St Ives, on TH Saunders wove paper, the sheets loose in the original paper folders and brown linen covered portfolio, each sheet circa 559 x 763mm (22 x 30in) (11) (unframed)Artist's include: Robert Adams (Screen Form); Alan Davie (Bird Through The Wall); Merlyn Evans (St Ives Beach); Duncan Grant (Interior); Dame Barbara Hepworth DBE (Moon Landscape); Peter Lanyon (The Returned Seaman); Bernard Leach (Drawing for a pot); F E McWilliam (Women of Belfast); Henry Moore (Silhouette Figures with Border Design); Ben Nicholson OM (Abstract 1936); John Piper (Annunciation to the Sheperds); Michael Rothenstein (Sunrise at 36,000 feet).δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

Probably by Bernard Leach - Three St Ives pottery wine tasting cups with celadon glaze interior, 13cm long, together with a further pair of wine tasting cups by David Leach (5)

Possibly by Bernard Leach - St Ives Pottery fruit or dairy bowl, with brown glazed interior, 30cm diameter

Colin Pearson (1923-2007), a St Ives studio pottery bowl, circa 1954, footed and bowed cylindrical form, tenmoku glaze with celadon interior, impressed Pearson and Leach seal marks, 12.5cm diameter, 8cm high Note: although Pearson never officially worked at St Ives, he worked alongside and taught many other potters and it is likely he visited the Leach studio on several occasions. This pot shows the influence of Hamada and Bernard Leach

Attributed to BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) for Leach Pottery; a porcelain bud vase, iron brushwork on celadon ground, impressed pottery marks, height 8.5cm. (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org

BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) for Leach Pottery; a slipware ramekin/egg baker, impressed early BL mark, diameter 8.5cm (excluding handle), and a stoneware brush pot decorated with Viking long ships, impressed pottery mark only but attributed to Leach, height 11.5cm (2). (D)Additional InformationTight hairline to ramekin extending 2 cm from rim to well; glaze flake towards base and short firing crack to rim of brush pot, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org

STUDIO POTTERY, Bernard Leach stoneware celadon glaze spherical, narrow necked vase, potters mark of Trevor Corser, 8.5"

Nine Bernard Leach pottery stoneware tiles, the central tile decorated with a frog and marked in monogram BL and SI, circa 1930, each tile 10cm x 10cm with impressed SI marks, all in good condition and fixed to board

Small Bernard Leach studio pottery circular bowl abstract decorated to centre, impressed marks (diameter 12cm) and a Jeremy Leach pottery mug decorated with reeded body and loop handle, impressed marks (2)

Bernard Leach (1887-1979), a stoneware bottle vase c.1965, impressed partial seals to base A stoneware slab built bottle vase decorated to each side with an incised mountain and forest design underneath a running ash glaze 19.5cm high (ARR) Literature: For a similar vase see Tony Birks and Cornelia Wingfield Digby, Bernard Leach, Hamada and their circle p.51Please refer to department for condition report

Bernard Leach (1887-1979), a limited edition lithograph 1973/74, signed in pencil to margin and editioned 14/100 with CP embossed to the lower left corner A large lithographic print by the Curwen Press depicting a tree jar by Bernard Leach Image 44.5cm x 36.5cm, Page 77cm x 57cmPlease refer to department for condition report

§ BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) ST IVES POTTERY STONEWARE TILE, MID 20TH CENTURYpainted initials and St. Ives mark, impressed St Ives marks verso, 10cm square; a MARTIN BROTHERS STONEWARE TILE, moulded maker's marks verso; 14.7cm square; and TWO FURTHER POTTERY TILES, one painted with a colt, the other with a squirrel, 15cm and 14cm squareFootnote: Exhibited: Hereford Museum & Art Gallery ‘Love and Labour are All: The Arts and Crafts Movement and Beyond’ 24th March-16th May 2012, no.94

FOLDING SCREEN - BERNARD LEACH INTEREST a fascinating folding screen with 6 panels, with 37 various cards including drawings, postcards and prints (including original woodcuts and wood engravings). With examples by David Jones, Eric Gill, Reginald Turvey, and others, many on a theme of Christmas and Winter trees and birds, all items pasted down and lightly varnished. Also with a signed drawing by Hein Heckroth (German film director), some signed and or inscribed and dated, circa 1940-1951. 79cms high *This screen was owned by Laurie Cookes, Bernard Leach's second wife.

LARGE CAMPHORWOOD TRUNK - BERNARD LEACH INTEREST a large camphorwood and brass bound trunk, with brass handles and carrying handles to each side. Marked inside, Kwong On, Shanghai St, Hong Kong. 104cms by 51cms, 49.5cms high *This trunk was owned by Laurie Cookes later Leach, who married Bernard in 1944 to become his second wife. Some of the following lots were stored in this trunk for many years.

BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) - SMALL INK DRAWING a small ink drawing of Walland Cottage, Old Romsey, with a small ink drawing on the front and back of a Leach Pottery postcard. Dated August 1950. 14.5cms by 9.5cms *Walland Cottage was the home of Laurie Cookes, second wife of Bernard Leach.

STUDIO POTTERY - BERNARD LEACH INTEREST a fascinating collection of Studio Pottery and Artist programmes and booklets, including Shoji Hamada Exhibition of Pottery (1929 and 1931), Exhibition of Kenkichi Tomimoto and Bernard Leach, Artists of St Ives 1949, Penwith Society of Arts in Cornwall, Mark Tobey 1934. Also with some Penguin Modern Painters books (David Jones, Duncan Grant, Henry Moore, John Piper, Ben Nicholson etc), Canadian Eskimo Art, and various other ephemera including paper cuttings. *Formally owned by Laurie Cookes, Bernard Leach's second wife.

GEORG JENSEN SILVER BROOCH - BERNARD LEACH INTEREST a collection of jewellery including a small silver floral design brooch by Georg Jensen (stamped 8.30, 100), a Greek style necklace (possibly silver but unmarked) with various portraits on circular discs, a heavy eastern bangle (unmarked), silver brooches, pressed amber necklace, and other items. Jensen 3cms high *Formally owned by Laurie Cookes, Bernard Leach's second wife.

JAPANESE ITEMS - BERNARD LEACH INTEREST including a square wooden box with signature to the lid, 2 small lacquered boxes, a nest of 3 pottery dishes, 2 fans (1 with cover), folder and other items. Also with an English rosewood and brass bound sewing box, with various compartments and removable tray. *Formally owned by Laurie Cookes, second wife of Bernard Leach.

ETHEL M MAIRET"Vegetable Dyes, being a book of recipes and other information useful to the dyer." Fifth edition, cont cloth-backed hand-printed boards, ads including hand-printed cloth sample by Phyllis Barron and Dorothy Larcher of Painswick plus ad for Bernard Leach and Michael Carew at the New Handworkers Gallery, vg; PHILIPPE MAIRET "The Idea behind Craftsmanship." Handworkers' Pamphlets No 1, orig wraps, St Dominic's Press, 1928, good.

BERNARD LEACH. 'Hamada Potter'. Original cloth, dj, 1978, vg; Plus on other books on pottery, etching etc. BOX

In the manner of Shoji Hamada - A rectangular slab vase from The Leach Pottery, with shallow collar neck, tenmoku glaze with sweeping brush work motifs in resist decoration, height 11.5cm, width 8.5cm.Provenance - This vase was purchased and owned by Gillian (Gill) Harrington who worked at the Leach Pottery on Kensington Church Walk in the early 1970s. Gill had originally worked for Bernard Stone at the Turret Bookshop which shared a space with The Leach Pottery. During her time working at The Turret Bookshop Gill became close friends with Sybil Hansen who worked for Leach at the Kensington Church Walk shop. From this friendship Gill began working at the shop covering shifts and selling the ceramics. Her daughter, who studied at St Mary Abbots School just down the road remembers sitting with her mother in the shop after school and also being taught how to pot by William (Bill) Marshall. Her diaries of the time make numerous mentions to her job at The Leach Pottery and her close friendship with both Sybil Hansen and Guy Worsdell. This piece and the other two examples were acquired by Gill at her time there.

Possibly Derek Clarkson - A later 20th Century studio pottery vase of ovoid form with a roll rim, decorated in the style of Bernard Leach with stylised Willow trees to the brown and oatmeal glazed ground, impressed mark to the lower foot, partially filled with glaze, height 14cm.

'A potter's Book" by Bernard Leach (originally published in 1940)

BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979): An earthenware small pot with ochre wash and black splash detail. Impressed personal seal, 5.5cm high

BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) ST. IVES POTTERY BOWL, of footed ovoid form, impressed Leach and St. Ives monograms, 9cm high, along with another Bernard Leach for St. Ives bowl, and an Alex Sharp for St. Ives bowl (3)

St Ives studio pottery footed bowl, in the manner of Bernard Leach, buff coloured, St Ives impressed mark to base, 22.5cm diameter Overall condition good, 1cm diagonal hairline scratch visible to left side of one of the darker motifs, no other damage found.

Bernard Leach (1887-1979), a stoneware ovoid stripped bottle vase, all over dark green iron glaze, impressed artist seal mark with St Ives, height 22.5cm x 16cm, chip to flared rim, provenance: Marjorie Parr receipts dated 1975 *ARR may apply to this lot

Bernard Leach (1887-1979), a stoneware ovoid vase, with incised willow tree design and a green all over ash glaze impressed BL to base, with St Ives mark, 24cm x 13cm, provenance: accompanied by a Marjorie Parr receipt and handwritten Marjorie Parr Gallery letter 'it is approximately 1961-1962 and was originally bought at Primavera' *ARR may apply to this lot

Two Jeremy Leach pottery vessels, and two other Leach Pottery vases (one as found); along with a copy of A Potter's Book by Bernard Leach.

[ART] small diverse q. re Whistler, Bernard Shaw, Bernard Leach the Potter, etc. (5).

Bernard Howell LEACH (1887-1979)Self PortraitSoft ground etchingEdition No. 7/25Plate size 19.5 x 15cmSheila Harrison Fine Art Label to verso

Guy WORSDELL (1908-1978)Portrait of Bernard LeachPencil on paperSigned27 x 21cm

A St Ives Studio pottery tapered jug by Bernard Leach, impressed marks, 9" inches high

Bernard Leach, Hamada & their circle, from the Wingfield Digby Collection.

Attributed to Jorge Lewinski (Polish 1921-2008), an original period portrait photograph of Barbara Hepworth, image 24.5cm x 19.5cm, framed and under glass, together with Borough of St.Ives, Cornwall - On the occasion of the conferment of the Honorary Freedom of the Borough on Bernard Leach, Barbara Hepworth - In recognition of their international contribution to the arts - 23rd September 1968, St.Ives Council, two booklets with photographs and biography, in clear plastic sleeve. (2)

A Studio Pottery Jar, St. Ives, Bernard Leach with Gold Kintsugi Repair. Bearing the impressed St.Ives mark and very likely decorated by Bernard Leach. With a Japanese gold lacquer (kintsugi) repair to a chip to the inner rim. Dating to the 1960s. Diameter 10.5cm, height 8.5cm.Provenance: from the collection of the late Brian Page (1938-2018), the well-known Oriental art and antiques dealer from Brighton. Mr. Page was a great fan of Bernard Leach and met and had tea with him on more than one occasion during the 1960s.

Bernard Leach (British, 1887-1979) for Leach Potterystoneware, of waisted form, with a fusion of tenmoku and iron glazes22cm high, impressed seal marks for Bernard Leach and the Leach Pottery This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Bernard Leach Pottery vase by Trevor Corsar, of bulbous form with pedestal foot and variegated green glaze, 20 cm high, with personal and Bernard Leach stamps

A Bernard Leach Pottery lidded pot, by Trevor Corsar, of bulbous form with domed lid and cream motif black and green glaze, 24 cm high, with personal and Bernard Leach stamps

A Bernard Leach Pottery vase, by Amanda Brier, of faceted form in a brown glaze, 26 cm high, with personal and Bernard Leach stamps

A Bernard Leach Pottery vase, by Trevor Corsar, of cylindrical facetted form with a cream glaze, 22 cm high, with personal and Bernard Leach stamps

Art and related. A selection; mainly pottery and ceramics such as Bernard Leach, Torquay and South Devon Potters, etc. (12)

Bernard Leach, St Ives Pottery (1887-1979), celadon glazed conical studio pottery box and cover raised on three bracket feet, impressed Leach and St Ives marks to base, H 9cm diameter 9cm

A Bernard Leach coffee set, a Victorian pottery meat plate, and other items

A Set of Five Japanese Lacquered Wood Dishes, Ex. Janet / Bernard Leach Collection. Each decorated with a floral pattern. Diameters 16.5 – 17cm. (5)Provenance: from the collection of the late Brian Page (1938-2018), the well-known Oriental art and antiques dealer from Brighton.Brian was a great fan of Bernard Leach and met and had tea with him on more than one occasion during the 1960s. The Leach connection is provided by the paper label stuck to one dish in Brian’s handwriting. It is not know when these were purchased.

Three books. Bernard Leach - A Potter in Japan, Kyoto Ceramics by Arts of Japan and English Slipware by Soetsu Yanagi (3)

A Japanese Studio pottery brush washer on stand, in Tenmoku glaze, signed in the style of Bernard Leach, 8cm high; and a Japanese Studio pottery bowl 9cm high

A studio pottery stoneware plate possibly by Bernard Leach, relief decorated with two fish, indistinct seal marks, 27cm diameter. Provenance: Woolley and Wallis, Salisbury, 28 November, 2012, lot 362.

A collection of Kevin Francis character jugs and covers - limited editions, all artists or potters comprising 'Ralph Wood', 'Bernard Leach', 'Hannah Barlow', 'Charlotte Rhead', 'William Moorcroft', 'George Tinworth', 'Sir Henry Doulton', Clarice Cliff', 'David Winter', 'Peggy Davies', 'Josiah Wedgwood', 'Susie Cooper' and 'Lucie Rie' - each boxed (13)

BERNARD LEACH. An early bottle vase, c1930's, decorated with three motifs by Bernard Leach. Impressed personal script monogram (inverted) & small Leach Pottery marks. Height 19cm. Max. diameter 16cm. Condition: Minor restoration & some glaze loss to neck rim. Apparently no other faults or damage.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT.  PLEASE NOTE: Due to Covid-19 staff shielding, we are operating a queue system for dispatch based on payment completion. Therefore, our usual speed of dispatch will be slower than normal. Also there may be carrier delays beyond our control. : We reserve the right to not ship multiple lot purchases if they are too heavy or bulky.