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ARR Bernard Leach, attributed, (British, 1887-1978)Large Bowl, circa 1960Stoneware, the interior with cream crackle glaze with `Fern Frond` motif painted in cobalt blue and iron in the well, the exterior with mottled brown and cream glaze, impressed Leach Pottery sealH 12cm, D 31cmPROVENANCE: The Berkeley Collection. Although this bowl does not bear the personal seal of Bernard Leach it was identified as being by his hand by Janet Leach from who the bowl was purchased.CONDITION: Perfect condition with no damage or restoration

ARR Bernard Leach (British, 1887-1979)Bottle Vase, circa 1960Stoneware, pale green glaze over a segmented ovoid body, alternating impressed vertical lines and incised wavy lines, tapering to a cylindrical neck, impressed BL and Leach Pottery sealsH 19.5cm, D 12cmLITERATURE: Bernard Leach, A Potter s Work , Kodansha International 1967; plate 49 for a similar VaseCONDITION: Perfect condition with no damage or restoration

ARR Bernard Leach (British, 1887-1979)Small VaseStoneware, tenmoku glaze with iron brown mottling over a fluted body, impressed BL and Leach Pottery sealsH 13.5cm, D 11cmCONDITION: Perfect condition with no damage or restoration

`Bernard Leach`, Editor Hamada ShojiAsahi Shimbun Publishing Company, 1966Signed by Bernard Leach, dated 1973. 128 plates, of which 32 are coloured, original canvas binding Seibi-do/Kiyomi-do, gilt; original card box by Kato Boxing. Text in Japanese and English. Foreword by Bernard Leach, essays by Soetsu Yanagi and Shoji HamadPROVENANCE: The Berkeley CollectionCONDITION: Lead item: Good condition, the box with some ware and the inside cover with some discolouration where a clipping has been inserted, other books in fair condition

`Hamada Potter` by Bernard Leach, 19751st EditionWith handmade cloth cover in dust jacket. 306 pages, 40 colour and 128 b&w plates. Inscribed to the inside `To Geoff and Harley from Janet Leach`. The first definitive book on Hamada takes the form of a dialogue between him and Bernard Leach, compiled froPROVENANCE: The Berkeley CollectionCONDITION: Good condition

SIR TERRY FROST Exhibition catalogue. Copies of Ceramic Review, several featuring Bernard Leach. Together with other publications.

BERNARD LEACH AND OTHERS A 16mm film showing the pottery at work. It was filmed in 1952 by The St. Ives Amateur Film Group. The lot includes the film transferred to DVD.

BERNARD LEACH The Thames, London. Etching. Signed. Edition no. 1 of 25. 10 x 28cm. Facsimile signature.

BERNARD LEACH Self portrait. Etching. Edition no. 5 of 25. 15 x 8cm.

The Art of Bernard Leach. Edited by Carol Hogben. 1978 with dust jacket. Together with Bernard Leach, Potter and Artist. Arts Council catalogue by Oliver Watson.

BERNARD LEACH ST IVES POTTERY STONEWARE SLAB VASE with tenmoku glaze, impressed St.Ives and monogram `BL` marks, 19.5cm high

Large Studio pottery bowl in the style of Bernard Leach, Hepworth with very stylised impressed mark, possibly BP or PB, approx 29 cm diameter.

A Leach Pottery stoneware lamp base designed by Bernard Leach, waisted square section, glazed in tenmoku with resist motif impressed seal mark, restored 30cm. high

* Bernard Leach (1887-1979) Circular box and cover, Circa 1963 Pale celadon glaze, the cover decorated in blue with a running hare within line borders Impressed BL and St. Ives monograms 2 3/4 in. (7 cm.) diameter. Provenance: Joanna Bird Pottery, London, where purchased by the present owner.

Bernard Howell Leach, British 1887-1979- "Deer Plate" and "Bird Dish", 1974; lithographs printed in colours, two, each signed and numbered 24/200 and 32/125 respectively in pencil, in matching white box style frames, each 53x46cm, (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A Bernard Leach celadon glazed small bowl of oval section with incised willow tree decoration, seal marks to base edge A/F, along with two St Ives cylinder shaped small vases

A Bernard Leach hand thrown vase of ovoid form with fluted neck decorated with blue slip motifs on a tenmoku ground, the bottom band underglazed terracotta with impressed BL and St Ives stamp, height 24cm

A Large Circular Based Stoneware Vase In A Manner Of Bernard Leach

A Bernard Leach St. Ives stoneware caddy and cover, mid-20th Century, of square shape with rounded shoulders, covered in a brown tenmoku type glaze with opposing resist decoration of a stylized sun and cross hatching, impressed personal and pottery seal marks to base, height approx 14cm (restoration to edge of cover and neck rim).

A KOREAN PUNCH`ONG WARE BOWL decorated in Sgraffito on brown glaze, probably 19th Century in the 15th Century style, 7 1/2" This ancient Korean and Japanese pottery craft was imitated by potters of the 20th Century, Gerd Knapper in particular, under the guidance of Bernard Leach.

Attributed to Bernard Leach - A hand thrown shallow bowl decorated with handpainted stylised floral decoration and banded rim in tones of brown against a buff glaze ground, unmarked, diameter 21cm Provenance - Accompanying this bowl is a letter dated July 1985 from Miss M Rose of the Little Gallery stating "... this bowl or plate was his first effort solo ... He in turn years later gave it to Muriel Rose of the Little Gallery just off Sloane Street who in 1940 gave it to Edith Flint her senior assistant at the Little Gallery who was helping with disposal of the stock as the shop was closed owing to the war in 1944. Edith came to live with one and gave the said bowl to my grandson" who is the present vendors grandfather.

BIRKS (T.) and WINGFIELD DIGBY (C.). "Bernard Leach, Hamada and their circle." dj, 1990 vg; plus nine misc books.

Bernard Howell Leach, British 1887-1979 exh 1925-1927- "St Luke`s Chelsea/The Gothic Spire"; etching, signed with initials and titled in pencil, 28.5x22cm, (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: with The Chenil Gallery, London, according to label attached to the reverse of the frame, Note: The label on the reverse of this picture is inscribed with the artist`s address being 32 Rue St Cloud, Clamait Seine, Paris

`Bernard Leach - The Milner White Collection` a photographic poster with impressed BL seal mark, framed unsigned image 59 x 41cm.

Bernard Leach (1897-1979) Bird of Peace, a soft ground etching on paper, framed signed in the print, numbered in pencil 13/25 image 14 x 11.5cm. Literature Simon Olding The Etchings of Bernard Leach, Crafts Study Centre, Farnham, page 91 plate 64 for a comparable version of this print, originally conceived in 1918.

Bernard Leach (1897-1979), attributed a Leach Pottery stoneware bowl, painted with simple brush design in blue on an oatmeal ground impressed Leach Pottery seal mark 22.5cm. diam.

Bernard Leach (1897-1979) a Leach Pottery slip decorated dish, with incised panels, glazed to the foot in green impressed seal marks 17cm. diam.

Bernard Leach (1897-1979) a large Leach Pottery footed bowl, painted to the well with flax stems, in blue and tenmoku on an ochre ground painted BL impressed seal mark 30cm. diam.

A Bernard Leach stoneware tenmoku glazed dish with a finger pulled wave to the well, impressed pottery and painted potter`s monogram, diameter 34.5cm.

"Bernard Leach, an ovoid stoneware vase with narrow neck hand painted design of two fish, and a sun and waves impressed St. Ives and BH seal, 14cm"

Two 1930s Bernard Leach vases, of globular form under oatmeal and bitter chocolate and tennmoku glazes, impressed marks, 11.5cm (cracked) and 7.8cm

Bernard Leach (1887-1979), a St Ives Pottery stoneware ovoid vase, with a narrow neck, painted with two registers of running hares in iron over celadon, impressed marks, 25.5cm high

Bernard Leach (1887-1979), a St Ives Pottery stoneware squared vase, resist decorated with a tenmoku glaze, impressed marks, 19cm high

Three Kevin Francis limited edition character jugs designed by Douglas Tootle, comprising `Bernard Leach`, No. 17 from an edition of 200, `David Winter`, No 657 from an edition of 950, and `Lucie Rie`, No. 84 from an edition of 200.

A Bernard Leach bowl with an oatmeal glaze, impressed studio and potter`s mark, diameter 15cm, chipped.

ST IVES SAGGARS Three saggars that were originally used at the St. Ives pottery. They were given to Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie by Bernard Leach when she set up her second pottery at Kilmington. Katharine then gave them to Ian Gregory. 11, 14 and 16cm diameter.

GEOFFREY WHITING (1919-88) A Geoffrey Whiting stoneware jar with celadon glaze over incised and underpainted chequered pattern. Glazing stops and pools beautifully about an inch from the base, contrasting with the reduction-fired iron-speckled body with warm tonal flashes. Early marks for Geoffrey Whiting and Avoncroft Pottery, c.1950. Height 16.8cm. Geoffrey Whiting was born in Stocksfield, Northumberland and originally trained as an architect, but after spending some of his National Service working with a family of potters in India he returned to England and taught himself pottery under the influence of Bernard Leach. He set up his first pottery at Avoncroft College, Worcestershire in 1949.

BERNARD LEACH. "A Potter`s Book", signed "Bernard Leach 1973", dj, 1971 as new.

BIRKS (T.) & WINGFIELD DIGBY (C.), "Bernard Leach, Hamada and their circle..." dj, 4to , 1990 as new.

BERNARD LEACH. "The Potter`s Challenge" signed Leach, dj, sm 4to 1976 vg.

BERNARD LEACH. "Drawings, Verse and Belief", signed limited edition of 500, number 123, orig cl, case, 1973 vg.

BERNARD LEACH. "Drawings, Verse and Belief", signed Limited edition of 500, number 210, orig cl, case, 1973 vg.

BERNARD LEACH. "Drawings, Verse and Belief", signed Limited edition of 500, number 240, orig cl, case, 1973 vg.

BERNARD LEACH. "Beyond East & West Memoirs, Portraits & Essays" 1st edn, signed "Bernard Leach 1978" dj, 1978 as new.

BERNARD LEACH. "Beyond East & West, Memoirs Portraits & Essays", 1st edn, signed "Bernard Leach 1978", dj, 1978 as new.

BERNARD LEACH. "Beyond East & West, Memoirs Portraits & Essays", 1st edn, signed "Bernard Leach 1978" dj, 1978 as new.

BERNARD LEACH. "Beyond East & West Memoirs, Portraits & Essays", 1st edn, signed "Bernard Leach 1978" dj, 1978 as new.

BERNARD LEACH. "Potter`s Book." signed 1st edn, "Bernard Leach, 16/VI/40." col and other plts comp, orig pict linen, 8vo, 1940 good.

Bernard Leach: A POTTERS BOOK, FABER AND FABER, second Ed, second print, autographed, dated September 1968, together with two programmes and an invitation to The Conferment of the Honorary Freedom of the Borough of St Ives upon Bernard Leach CBE and Dame Barbara Hepworth DBE, 23rd September 1968r Starting Price: £80

Bernard Leach (1897-1979) a limited edition lithograph of a bird vase, signed in pencil and number 87/100 image 48 x 41cm. Provenance Donated by Goldmark Gallery

Bernard Leach (1897-1979) a limited edition lithograph of a six tile tiger panel signed in pencil numbered 78/100 52 x 43cm. Provenance Donated by Goldmark Gallery

Bernard Leach a Leach Pottery stoneware and leather necklace, comprising twenty stones incised BL and dated 1950 Provenance Made by Bernard Leach for his second wife Laurie Cookes whom he married in 1944.

Small St Ives Bernard Leach bud vase (Vendor`s father purchased this item directly from Bernard Leach as he knew him personally)

St Ives Bernard Leach pottery bottle/bud vase (Vendor`s father purchased this item directly from Bernard Leach as he knew him personally)

St Ives Bernard Leach pottery mug (Vendor`s father purchased this item directly from Bernard Leach as he knew him personally)

St Ives Bernard Leach pottery squat vase (Vendor`s father purchased this item directly from Bernard Leach as he knew him personally)

St Ives Bernard Leach small cylindrical vase (Vendor`s father purchased this item directly from Bernard Leach as he knew him personally)

Bernard Leach pottery cache pot (initialled BL). (The vendor`s father purchased this item directly from Bernard Leach as he knew him personally)

A Bernard Leach stoneware baluster vase, half the body in a red tenmoku glaze, impressed personal and pottery seals, height 13cm, together with a receipt dated 26/2/63 at a price of £7-0-0. (See illustration)

A small Bernard Leach`s pottery (St Ives) jug.