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Michael Cardew pottery ewer with flat handle, and screw stopper with incised line decoration, impressed marks PROVENANCE; This item was formerly the property of F B C Bravington who died about ten years ago. He knew Bernard Leach, Charles Vyse and Michael Cardew and built up an important collection of Art Pottery which was sold at Christies about 8 years ago. Lots 457-63 were part of the collection which were retained by members of his family after his death but have now been consigned to this sale. 12in. (30.48cm)

A Charles Vyse stoneware vase swollen cylindrical form, painted with flower stems, glazed in shades of brown incised C Vyse Chelsea 16 cm. high

Vyse (Colonel Howard). Operations carried on at the Pyramids of Gizeh in 1837: with an Account of a Voyage into Upper Egypt, and an Appendix, vol. 1 only (of 3), 1840, thirty-two litho. plts. and maps (as list), some folding, a few leaves detached and frayed, untrimmed, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, 4to, together with The Archeological Journal, published under the Direction of the Central Committee of the British Archeological Association, vols. 1-4 only, 1846-47, wood-engs., contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed, 8vo, plus The Archeological Review, vols. 1-4 (thereafter incorporated with Folklore), 1888-90, orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed, 8vo, and Wheeler (Daniel), Extracts from the Letters and Journal of Daniel Wheeler, While Engaged in a Religious Visit to the Inhabitants of some of the Islands of the Pacific Ocean, Van Diemen’s Land, New South Wales, and New Zealand, Accompanied by His Son, Charles Wheeler, pub. Philadelphia, 1840, contents somewhat browned and spotted, orig. cloth, worn on spine, 8vo, and others (a carton)

A CHARLES VYSE STONEWARE SMALL VASE in the Chinese style, with crackle ware glaze, incised to the base 'CHARLES VYSE CHELSEA' 3 1/2" across,

Charles Vyse, "The Madonna of the Racecourse"; a pottery figure of a woman standing, wearing a headscarf, beads, yellow jacket and check skirt and carrying a baby wrapped in a shawl, painted with monogram, CHELSEA and dated 1927, on ebonised plinth base, 26cm high (excluding plinth base).

Charles Vyse, "Market Day Boulogne - Vegetables"; a pottery figure of a lady seated, selling vegetables in baskets beside her and holding a cauliflower, incised mark C. VYSE CHELSEA to the base, on ebonised plinth base, 22cm high (excluding plinth base).

Charles Vyse (1882-1971), a figure group ''The Morning Ride', introduced in 1925, incised 'CHARLES VYSE CHELSEA', 27cm high. See Cartlidge, Terence 'Charles & Nell Vyse' Shepton Beauchamp 2004, p. 25 for a 22cm high example

A Charles Vyse Figure in the form of a Woman Selling Flowers, 23cms high

Charles Vyse (1882-1971): A Shaped Stoneware Bowl, indented corners, tenmoku glazed interior, the exterior with raku glaze, on four bun feet, incised "Vyse 1939", 8.5cm wide, 5.5cm high

Charles Vyse,a studio pottery model of a cat,impressed mark to side of base,damaged (24cm high)

A rare Charles Vyse lustre vase painted with figure riding a giant fish, in shades of blue and ruby lustre on sand painted monogram, Chelsea 1923, minor professional restoration to top rim 21cm. high

A Charles Vyse Celadon Jar and Cover, the pattern of concentric circles and with twin handles, 10 1/2" (27.5cms) high, the base incised "Vyse 1938".

A Charles Vyse Jardinière in shaded green and brown and arcaded design. 8 1/2" (22cms) diameter.

A CHARLES VYSE OF CHELSEA CERAMIC FIGURE OF A MOTHER AND CHILD with polychrome decoration, signed and dated 1921, 9 1/4" high.

Charles Vyse, a Sung style bowl, raised on three scroll feet, impressed mark, 19.5cm diameter, together with another similar circular bowl, impressed marks, 18cm diameter (2)

Charles Vyse, a Chun glaze stoneware footed bowl, of circular form, the foot unglazed, impressed marks, 15.5cm diameter, together with a Charles Vyse shallow dish decorated with three heart motifs, impressed marks, 17cm diameter (2)

Charles Vyse, a lobed or petal stoneware bowl, decorated with a Chun glaze, impressed marks, 19cm diameter, together with another similar, 16.5cm diameter (2)

Charles Vyse, a lobed or petal form stoneware bowl, decorated with an all over Chun glaze, impressed marks, 14cm diameter, together with another similar bowl, 15cm diameter (2)

A rare Charles Vyse miniature vase lotus form on four ball feet, covered in a crackled pale celadon glaze incised Vyse 1938, painted HB 7cm. high

A Charles Vyse vase dated 1930, shouldered form covered with a mottled blue and lavender glaze, the shoulder decorated with a band of brown spots incised C V 1930 10.5cm. high

A Charles Vyse stoneware vase incised with scrolling foliage, glazed in shades of celadon and brown incised C Vyse Chelsea 18cm. high

A Charles Vyse stoneware vase, dated 1933, of ovoid form decorated in a mottled turquoise and grey glaze, incised mark, together with a small Temmoku dish, circa 1932, decorated with a flower head, incised mark.

Almanack. Friendships Offering or, the Annual Remembrancer. A Christmas Present or New-Years Gift for 1824, pub. Lupton Relfe, [1825], hand-col. title, numerous eng. plts., a.e.g., contemp. red half sheep, rubbed & scuffed, 12mo, together with Vyse (Charles), The Tutor's Guide, being a Complete System of Arithmetic; with Various Branches in the Mathematics..., new ed., Derby, 1817, ownership signatures and marks to endpapers, contemp. mottled sheep, lower joint cracked and upper board detached, 12mo, plus twenty other antiquarian, including juvenile related (22)

A Charles Vyse pottery figure, circa 1921, modelled as 'The Madonna of the World's End Passage', painted monogram, date and Chelsea. Illustrated.

Royal Doulton 'Darling' HN1519, designed by Charles Vyse, black painted and green printed marks and impressed mark 2.11.30, 19cm high

Almanack. Friendships Offering or, the Annual Remembrancer. A Christmas Present or New-Years Gift for 1824, pub. Lupton Relfe, [1825], hand-col. title, numerous eng. plts., a.e.g., contemp. red half sheep, rubbed & scuffed, 12mo, together with Webb, Millington & Co., (publishers), Miniature Atlas Comprehending the Principal Countries throughout the World, from the Latest Authorities, c.1865, folding eng. double-hemisphere map frontis., hand-col. in outline, 33 maps & plts., orig. printed wrappers, slightly worn to extrems., approx. 115 x 85mm, with Vyse (Charles), The Tutors Guide, being a Complete System of Arithmetic; with Various Branches in the Mathematics..., new ed., Derby, 1817, ownership signatures and marks to endpapers, contemp. mottled sheep, lower joint cracked and upper board detached, 12mo, plus twenty other antiquarian, including juvenile related (23)

A Charles Vyse celadon glazed stoneware lotus bowl in Yüeh style, the cylindrical body relief decorated with overlapping vertical stylized leaves, incised mark to base 'C. VYSE CHELSEA', height approx 10.5cm. (See illustration)

A Charles Vyse stoneware bowl, of flared circular shape covered in a rich temmoku glaze, incised mark to base 'C.VYSE CHELSEA', diameter approx 12cm.

A Charles Vyse stoneware chun glazed bowl, of circular shape raised on four ruyi head feet, covered in a purple and blue speckled glaze to the exterior and a mottled blue glaze to the interior, incised mark to base 'C.VYSE CHELSEA', diameter approx 13.5cm. (See illustration)

A Charles Vyse stoneware chun glazed circular dish, covered in a speckled blue glaze with purple spiralling detail, incised mark to base 'C.VYSE CHELSEA', diameter approx 16.7cm. (See illustration)

A Charles Vyse stoneware circular dish, covered in a celadon glaze with three red glazed abstract details, incised mark to base 'CHARLES VYSE CHELSEA', diameter approx 15cm. (See illustration)

A Charles Vyse stoneware circular footed bowl, covered in a rich dark brown temmoku glaze with crystalline splashes, incised mark to base 'C. VYSE', diameter approx 12.7cm. (See illustration)

A Charles Vyse stoneware bowl of flared circular shape, covered in a rich dark brown temmoku glaze with crystalline splashes to the interior, incised mark to base 'C. VYSE', diameter approx 13.5cm. (See illustration)

A Charles Vyse stoneware baluster shaped vase, the exterior covered in a dark brown temmoku glaze with crystalline splashes, the interior unglazed, incised mark to base 'C. VYSE', height approx 9.5cm.

A Charles Vyse stoneware bowl of flared circular shape, the dark brown hare's fur glazed body with yellow splashes to the exterior and three yellow stylized leaves to the interior, incised mark to base 'C. VYSE CHELSEA' with original gallery paper label, diameter approx 13.2cm. (See illustration)

A Dulwich pottery miniature figure group, circa 1932, in the manner of Charles Vyse, modelled as a Bacchic putto tugging a peacock’s tail, inscribed 'Dulwich, J.S.B., V.W.' and date to base, height approx 5.8cm. (See illustration)

'The Madonna of the World's End Passage' and 'The Baloon Woman': two Charles Vyse Pottery figures, 1923 undersides painted with artist's monogram, date and 'Chelsea' Madonna: 24cm. high, Balloon Woman: 21cm. high (2)

A CHARLES VYSE BROWN GLAZED SMALL BOWL, decorated with two fish and seaweed, 6" diameter, marked to the base CV 1938 (see illustration)

A Chelsea Pottery Group "The Tulip Woman", by Charles Vyse, modelled as a woman carrying her child in a sling and holding a basket of tulips in one arm and a bunch of tulips in the other, raised on a plinth, impressed mark "Charles Vyse Chelsea", 26cm

A Chelsea Pottery Figure "The Balloon Woman", by Charles Vyse, modelled in a striped dress and purple shawl, holding a bunch of multi-coloured balloons, painted mark "CV 1922 Chelsea", 22cm

A Chelsea Pottery Figure "The Lavender Girl", by Charles Vyse, modelled as a woman carrying a basket of lavender under one arm, the other arm outstretched with a bunch of lavender, purple shawl, painted marks "CV 1922 Chelsea", 21.5cm

A CHARLES VYSE POTTERY GROUP 'THE SLEEPER AWAKES' modelled on a young girl on the back of a cockrel, glazed in muted shades of pink and blue, incised C. VYSE CHELSEA to base, 30cms high (restored beak).

A Charles Vyse stoneware lotus flower vase covered in a rich temmoku glaze incised C Vyse Chelsea 12cm. diam.

CHARLES VYSE 'THE GYPSIES', A CERAMIC FIGURE GROUP modelled as a woman wearing a shawl and carrying her child in one arm and clothes pegs in the other; and a man in a flat cap carrying cabbages, raised on a plinth, painted marks to base 'CV 1924 Chelsea' 27cm high

A good Charles Vyse pottery figure - “Barnet Fair” - a standing figure of a woman dressed in Sunday best with young boy at her side, on octagonal base, 10.25ins high (incised mark “Charles Vyse, Chelsea” to side) Illustrated on Back Cover £1500-2500 Provenance : Bears typed label to underside “Charles Vyse - 1933, “Barnet Fair”, exhibited at the Chelsea China Exhibition 1951”

A Charles Vyse pottery baluster shaped vase boldly decorated in colours and with lustre glaze depicting a parrot on a fruiting vine, within orange lustre banded neck and footrim, 8.25ins high (blue painted monogrammed mark “CV” to base and worded “Chelsea” and dated 1922 - with old flake chip to rim and footrim, and crazing to lower half of vase) Illustrated £400-600

Charles Vyse. A large pottery figure of a Putti in classical robes carrying a large parrot to his shoulder and Lynx style cat to his side raised to a floral mound all picked out in bright polychrome colours,, marked Vyse Chelsea to the side, later mounted to a wooden plinth, height 12". ILLUSTRATED.

Charles Vyse, a studio pottery stoneware vase, circa 1930s, of baluster form, the mottled green/brown body interspersed with terracotta glaze, impressed C.Vyse Chelsea to underside, 27cm in height.

A CHARLES VYSE SMALL CHINESE STYLE VASE and a Poole small studio vase

A Charles Vyse vase of ovoid hexagonal fluted form, decorated in matt cream glaze - incised Vyse and dated 1937 (5.75in); together with a similar stoneware glazed bowl, having eight panels raised on circular foot - incised C Vyse Chelsea. (7.25in) (2)

A Charles Vyse stoneware vase formed with overlapping lotus petals overall celadon glazed incised mark C VYSE CHELSEA 13cm high; another smaller similar incised VYSE 1935 11.5cm high

A Charles Vyse squat ovoid vase overall light blue and purple streak glazed incised CV monogram 12cm high; and a Charles Vyse footed bowl similarly glazed incised CV. CHELSEA 19cm diameter

Good Night a Charles Vyse earthenware figure painted in colours introduced 1919 blue painted mark 19 CV 20 CHELSEA 22.5cm high Also known as Bedtime. The same model used by Royal Doulton for their bone china figure called Darling

The Gypsy Queen a Charles Vyse earthenware figure overall cream glazed introduced 1932 incised mark C VYSE 1932 CHELSEA 28cm high

A Charles Vyse stoneware ovoid vase with overall mottled white into deep blue glaze incised C.V CHELSEA 17.5cm high; a porcelain ovoid vase incised with bands of stylised willows under a celadon glaze impressed seal mark (indecipherable) 22cm high; and a celadon glazed footed bowl unmarked 17cm diameter

A ROYAL DOULTON FIGURE 'Darling' HN.1319, designed by Charles Vyse, 8" high.

Charles Vyse and Barbara Waller A figure of a Mallard drake the bird modelled with head turned back glazed in pale blue mauve and grey incised mark 'Charles Vyse/ Barbara Waller/ Chelsea' 13.5cm high Note; Barbara Waller was a pupil of Vyse at Farnham School of Art and collaborated with him on a number of pieces including the present lot a previous model of which had been originally exhibited at The Royal Academy.

A figure of a scarecrow by Charles Vyse designed 1934 modelled with a crow on its shoulder standing among sheafs of barley painted in bright colours on a black painted wooden plinth moulded mark 'C Vyse / Chelsea' 31.5cm. high (incl. base)

Charles Vyse figure of a cat in a figured Temmoku glaze in black/green and cream, base inscribed Charles Vyse Chelsea, 8.75" high

Charles Vyse "The Rose Seller", a figure dated 1923, finely modelled as a seated woman with one hand on her hip, the other holding a bunch of roses, a large basket of roses at her feet, blue painted CV monogram, "Chelsea" and 1923 to underside, height 22cm.