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A very rare pewter-mounted faience Hausmaler jug painted by Josef Zl‡mal, 1792-93 of lobed ovoid form on a flared foot and with a slightly flared rim and a strap handle, finely painted by Josef Zl‡mal with swags of roses and other flowers hung from rings, between colourful birds, butterflies and scattered leaves, all below a puce rope-twist border interspersed with florets to the neck, the rims with iron-red wavy and straight line borders, the handle striped in iron-red, the footrim with a pewter mount 22.5cm., 8.875;in. The decoration on this very rare jug is undoubtedly by the same hand as the pewter-mounted jug by Josef Zl‡mal, signed 'JZ', formerly in the renowned collection of Rudolf Just, Prague, and sold in these Rooms, 11th December 2001, lot 229. See Ruzena Hrbkov‡, 'Vliv Holicske Manufaktury na lidove dzb‡nkarstvi', in Cesky Lid, no.1, 1960, pp.13-15, ill.3. Josef Zl‡mal trained at Holitsch, from where he was released in 1792. From 1793 he was a painter of 'English tablewares' at the creamware manufactory of Count Mont l'Abatte in Bistritz am Hostein. The present lot was decorated in the period between the two appointments, and, in common with the ceramics from Bistritz and Weisskirchen, was probably mounted in pewter in Olmutz.
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Paperweights, Porcelain & Glass Catalogues. A collection of twenty-four mostly auction catalogues of sales of French glass paperweights, English and Continental glass and drinking glasses, porcelain, old master drawings, etc., mainly Sothebys, 1948-68, b&w illusts. plts., etc., all bound in contemp. half blue morocco gilt, mainly small 4to, plus approx. sixty similar Sotheby's and Christie's sale catalogues, mostly relating to ceramics and glass sales, c. 1990-2000. Includes Les Presse-Papiers Francais de Cristal by R. Imbert & Y. Amic, 1948 (limited ed. 208/1050), Catalogue of the Exhibition of the Historic Plate of the City of London, Goldsmiths' Hall, 1951, The Sotheby English Portrait Miniatures Collection, 1955, The Goldblatt Porcelain Collection, Sotheby, 1956, The Lindon French Glass Paperweights Collection, two parts, Sotheby, 1957, The Mackenna Porcelain Collection, Sotheby, 1957, The Carroll Paperweights Collection, Sotheby, 1958, The Celebrated Horridge Collection of Drinking Glasses, Jackson-Stops, 1959, The Hitchcock Collection of Islamic Pottery, Sotheby, 1960, The Guggenheim Collection of Paperweights, Sotheby, 1960, The Maba Collection of French Glass Paperweights, Sotheby, 1963, The Harrison Hughes Collection of English Drinking Glasses, Sotheby, 1963, The Olsen Collection of Islamic Pottery, Sotheby, 1964, The Beck Collection of Continental Glass, Sotheby, 1964, The Walter F. Smith Collection of Important Glass, Sotheby, 1967, etc. (approx. 85)
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Sandon (John). The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain, vol. 1, 1751-1851, pub. Antique Collectors' Club, 1993, num. col. and b & w illusts. from photos., orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, together with Bradley (H.G.), Ceramics of Derbyshire, 1750-1975. An Illustrated Guide, pub. 1978, previous owner's inscription on title, num. col. and b & w illusts. from photos., orig. cloth in d.j., folio, plus Watson (Oliver), British Studio Pottery. The Victoria and Albert Museum Collection, 1990, num. col. and b & w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, with other ceramics reference, mostly in d.j.s (60)
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A pearlware ovoid jug, the reeded angular handle with central bar, and leaf terminal, finely painted in coloured enamels, probably by William Billingsley, with two sprays of flowers and leaves, and inscribed in gilt 'A Turnbull, 1803', within a laurel garland, the rim painted with a vine band, within gilt line borders, 6 3/4" high (17.2cm), circa 1803, probably Brampton (lip restored, some flaking to enamels) See The Northern Ceramics Society Journal, number
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Reproduction of Old Swansea a Carlton Ware vase pattern 624 printed and painted in colours and gilt with floral roundels on a blue Imari ground designed by Horace Wain circa 1912 blue crown mark Reproduction Old Swansea mark 22.5cm. high Clives uncle and godfather Sir Leslie Joseph held a world renowned collection of Swansea and Nantgarw pottery and porcelain-one of the main inspirations for Clives interest in ceramics. The vase being sold here is particularly significant. The pattern from which it was copied is illustrated in Swansea Porcelain Shapes and Decoration by A E (Jimmy) Jones and Sir Leslie Joseph published by D Brown & Sons Ltd Cowbridge 1988 page 177 pattern 219.
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