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Lot 305
ALISON BRITTON (born 1948); a large slab built stoneware jug with blue and white brushed and trailed decoration, incised signature and dated 1987, height 30cm. Provenance: Purchased from The Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery, London, 1987. Literature: Illustrated on the front cover of Ceramic Review 107 (September-October 1987). Exhibited: National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Contemporary British Crafts (organised by The British Council), 1988-89; Aberystwyth Arts Centre, touring to Newport, Aberdeen, Carlisle, Stoke-on-Trent, Cardiff, York and Rotterdam, Alison Britton: A Retrospective (organised by Aberystwyth Arts Centre), 1990-92; Barrett Marsden Gallery, London, Complexity and Ambiguity: The Ceramics of Alison Britton, 2000. Alan wrote: 'This seeming erratic yet balanced form was featured on the cover of Ceramic Review a short time before the exhibition opened. We decided that we should buy a piece and when I went to CAA for the opening found that the institutions had not purchased this piece. I decided to do just that. At about 4.50 pm I told the staff I was starting the queue and went and stood on the doorstep. The following two hours seemed like a fortnight'. Pat later wrote: 'When this pot came home, it had spent more time away than it had here'. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of damage, repair or restoration. Please see catalogue entry - "incised signature and dated 1987" to base. Very small bubble firing imperfections as expected to be seen and part of the texture.
Lot 459
A Japanese carved amber netsuke modelled as a bearded gent reclining on two ceramic vessels, length 6cm. CONDITION REPORT: Damage to left hand and small hairline crack to rear hole, otherwise appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. Fingers are missing on the damaged hand - it was possibly holding something no longer there.
Lot 162
HANS COPER (1920-1981); a small stoneware flower holder, squared and pinched cup on drum base, burnished black slip, impressed HC mark, made 1974-76, height 9.5cm. Provenance: Purchased from Queensberry Hunt Ceramic Design, 1984. Exhibited: Barbican Art Gallery, London, Lucie Rie and Hans Coper: Potters in Parallel, 1997. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. There are a few firing imperfections that are part of the texture. Tiny mark on bottom edge - also a firing imperfection. All as expected.
Lot 72A
A Chinese ginger jar polychrome decorated with figures in a landscape and bearing four character mark to base, an Chinese porcelain teapot and cover decorated with bird amongst blossoming branches, a collection of Continental porcelain figurines by Volkstedt, Sitzendorf, etc, together with a collection of eight Art Nouveau ceramic wall tiles
Lot 97
A collection of nine Minton soup bowls and covers with gilt decoration, a collection of Minton "Spring Valley" tea wares decorated with floral sprays to include small teapot, milk jug, three cups, two saucers and two plates, a collection of Minton "Meadow" pattern tête à tête tea wares to include small teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, two saucers, two plates and two cups, together with a pair of gilt metal five branch candelabra, with black ceramic baluster shaped columns and a modern five branch candelabra with wooden column
Lot 56
Oris 749 calibre automatic movement with bi-directional red rotor, 38-hour power reserve, date feature at 6 o'clock, ceramic bezel, engraved case back with minutes centre hand, sub-dials for hours and seconds, luminous center hand for increased visibility under water, luminous orange baton hour markers and folding extension on clasp. Offered within special presentation box, with documentation/certificate. Limited edition number 0879/2000 pieces. Reportedly only worn "a hand full of times" by the vendor. Excellent condition.
Lot 3352
Buttons - a graduated set of three gentleman's studs with agate inset, yellow metal mounts; a P&H Paris circular hardstone button; a novelty gentleman's stud, with three miniature playing dice; a marcasite and green stone button; a circular ceramic button, decorated in relief with two dogs; a set of three circular buttons, decorated with riding scenes; etc.
Lot 1045
The Beatles "Let It Be" Coalport Limited Edition (118/1000) framed ceramic plaque from 2005 (14" x 14") in original box, together with, seven Beatles-related metal plates including: a poster for "The Beatles at the Cavern" and an advert for the film premier of "Help!" (both 38cm x 40cm); and four plates (21cm x 29cm) advertising variously "Twist & Shout" EP, "Sgt Pepper's" release on 1 June 1967, and the "The Beatles at The Tower Ballroom, New Brighton".
Lot 24
A GERMAN CERAMIC HEAD DOLL, woodwool filled cloth body with composition hands and feet, height approximately 26cm, some damage/wear, with a well loved golden plush teddy bear, possibly Steiff has a plain button in his ear which Steiff did use for a short period just after WWII, Kapok filled, jointed body, missing eyes, nose and a lot of fur, no claws, with a modern Chinese made tinplate rope climbing monkey toy (3)
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