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Lot 100
Six Truscott Potteries and other character jugs to/w ceramic birds including Spode, Karl Ens etc (box)Please note that all lots are second hand and may include faults, damage, chips etc. Due to the nature of this auction it is impossible to record individual condition reports and buyers must remember this when bidding.
Lot 482
A VICTORIAN WALNUT SHOW WOOD FRAMED CONVERSATION SETTEE, having carved shield shaped back central buttoned section, flanked by two button backed rests, on a scrolling frame, and white ceramic castors below, 136cm (seating area width)Condition report: 172cm across the far extent of the upholstered backs, 141cm across the outside parts of the wooden handles. A few dings / dents to wood work, some scratches and wear on raised edges, structure good, centre back section little play, upholstery okay, sprung well, condition okay.
Lot 319
signed and dated '23 12 95', smoke fired earthenware22.5cm long (8.9in long)Footnote: French ceramicist Pierre Bayle was considered one of the foremost ceramic artists of his generation, known for his beautifully crafted and intricate terra-sigillata smoke fired vessels. He obtained the first prize at the Biennale of Châteauroux in 1981. In 2002 he was was honoured with the Liliane Bettencourt Prize and was decorated Chevalier de Arts et des Lettres. Bayle’s work is now part of many of the leading institutional and private collections of ceramics around the world including the Musée de Sèvres, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and the Victoria & Albert Museum. In an interview Bayle stated ‘I spend much time looking at nature. Certain potters have a mystic approach to life, worry about the Cosmos. I only look at plants, insects, nature, the bodies of people. My pots have bellies, necks, breasts, shoulder …’. He also explained: ‘I never sell a pot I do not love’. (Pierre Bayle, recorded by C. Humboldt and translated by Elke Blodgett, Ceramic Review, February 1990, no. 121)
Lot 108
manufactured by ARREDAMENTI BORSANI, Varedo, mahogany wood, mahogany veneered wood with ceramic handles attributed to Federico Quatrini147cm high, 220cm wide, 43cm deep (58in high, 86.5in wide, 17in deep)Footnote: This cabinet is sold together with a copy of the certificate of authenticity from the Archivio Osvaldo Borsani, certificate number 59/2018, dated 6 October 2018.
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