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Lot 67
A Mintons Art Pottery Studio Kensington Gore vase circa 1871-75, painted with flowering branches terminating in dark green and pale brown leaves against a pale brown ground, printed factory marks, painted '*60' and '303' in black, shape number 7386, 26cm high (extending firing crack)Built on the Gore estate in 1871, the Studio lay in close proximity to institutions which would help instruct, educate, and inspire its artists – the South Kensington Museum, the School of Art, the Horticultural Gardens, and the Royal Albert Hall. Sadly the Studio's history is a relatively rocky one, eventually ended with it's destruction by a fire in 1875. Nevertheless, the short-lived Studio had a significant impact on the company and its future by paving the way for the many talented artists who supplied designs or worked there - such as the likes of Dr. Christopher Dresser, John Moyr Smith and W.S.Coleman who would continue to work for the company and produce some of their most exceptional designs.
Lot 118
A pair of pilgrim flasks by Minton’s Art Pottery, Studio Kensington Gore London, painted by John M Smith (initialled on base), shape No 1489. with a Coleman style painting to the front and flowers butterflies and a bird on the reverse, circa 1870-75 marked and initialled, 27cm diameter, 35cm high (2) Condition: good. Some wear and scuffs
Lot 645
Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881 - 1973). "Ceramic: Danseurs". Glazed convex wall plaque. 1956. Stamped "Madoura Plein Feu" & "Empreinte Originale de Picasso". Edition of 500. Very good condition; paper remains, verso. Literature/catalogue raisonne: AR388 (Alain Ramie, "Picasso: Catalogue of the Edited Ceramic Works, 1947-1971," pg. 200, #388). According to ‘Gordon’s Art Reference’ the auction record for another example of this ceramic is $9,785 (£5,750) realized at Christie's, South Kensington, London, England, June 26, 2014, lot #131. The "earthenware – terracotta – pottery - clay” plaque measures 7 3/8 inches (18.5 centimeters) in diameter. Image copyright © Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. [29268-17-3000]
Lot 47
Minton's Kensington Gore Art Pottery Studio - a group of ten aesthetic style Victorian blue and white tiles, designs attributed to John Christian Henk, comprising four tiles depicting two frogs, two depicting a thrush and snail, one a butterfly and grasshopper, one a hare, one a rat and acorns and one a bird and insects, circa 1871, all with printed Minton's Art Pottery studio mark, painted artist monograms and shape/pattern numbers, 6" x 6"
Lot 3014
A Mintons Art Pottery Studio, Kensington Gore, circular charger, printed and painted with bamboo and birds in flight, glazed in shades of blue, white and green on a black ground, 39cm diameter, printed and impressed marks, c.1890 Condition Report: In general used worn condition, few very light scratches but does not affect it, few chips out of the gold gilding round edge of plaque, see images
Lot 1269
Cottage Ware - a Keele Pottery tea pot and coffee pot, typically moulded and painted, black printed marks; another coffee pot, similar; a set of six Kensington Potteries mugs; a two-handled amphora vase, probably Torquay, painted with a cottage in a landscape, anemone handles **All lots in this sale are subject to a maximum of £2.50 plus VAT Buyers Premium**
Lot 379
A gilt brass and painted pottery mounted casket, circa 1865, of rectangular section, inset with painted views of London, with foliate cast mounts and zoomorphic clasp, on paw feet, 11cm high, 32cm wide The painted views of London include a newly built Regent Street, and the pavilion which housed the 1862 International Exhibition in South Kensington. The South Kensington pavilion was dismantled shortly after the exhibition and parts, including the distinctive portals, would form the basis of Alexandra Palace. The other buildings depicted include the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, and the old London Bridge, which was sold to an Arizona industrialist in 1967 and now graces the city of Lake Havasu in that state.
Lot 23
A Minton's Art Pottery Studio charger depicting female portrait, dated 1872, painted by Rebecca Coleman, signed R Coleman, painted with a lady in profile, printed Kensington Gore mark with impressed date code, painted '739' and monogram 'WSC', 42cm diameter Rebecca Coleman was the sister of William Stephen Coleman, who was art director at Minton's Art Pottery Studio from 1871-73.
Lot 1600
A Collection Of Novelty Decorative Tea Pots To Include, A Tea Pot In The Form Of A Cottage, A Hand Painted Price Kensington Pottery Novelty Tea Pot In The Form Of A Red Nosed Clown, Another Of A Pig Dressed As A Chef, A Red Ty-phoo Tea Pot. One In The Form Of A Big Top Circus With Tent To Lid, A Marks And Spencer's Christmas Pudding Tea Pot - Etc. Approximately 20 In Total. Please See Accompanying Image.
Lot 484
A framed and glazed poster advertising the Clarice Cliff sale at Christies South Kensington on the 12th November 1992 showing a collection of Clarice Cliff pottery in a straw filled travel trunk, 73cm by 47cm, together with a similar later example for the sale in 1994 and a framed 10 year commemorative poster for the anniversary of the Clarice Cliff Collectors Club. (3)
Lot 318
Two Chinese glazed pottery figures of attendants, wearing tunics, boots and hats and holding offerings, Tang Dynasty, 27.3cm high, each on a later Perspex base. (2)Provenance: Christie's South Kensington, Oriental Works of Art and Ceramics, 25th March 1993, lot 258. click here to view the page turning catalogue
Lot 463
Catalogues - Albert Amor:~ First Period Worcester Porcelain 1751 - 1784, London 1973, floppy 4to; The Wills Collection of Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the Dr Wall Period, November 1984, floppy 8vo; The Paul B. Zeisler Jr. Collection of 18th Century English Blue & White Porcelain, October 1986, floppy 8vo; The Cohen Collection of Early Worcester Porcelain, May 1992, floppy 8vo; Treasures from Toronto: 18th Century English Porcelain, April - May 1993, floppy covers, 8vo; 18th Century English Porcelain from Renowned Collections, April 2000, floppy covers, 8vo; Simon Spero:~ The Gwen and Ronald McKnight Melvin Collection of Early Worcester Porcelain 1752 - 1760, March 2007, card covers, small 8vo, (2); Eight Days in June: Ceramics in Kensington, Four Shows:~ June 2002, June 2004, June 2005, June 2010 & June 2012, card covers, small 8vo, (5); Stockspring Antiques, E. & H. Manners and Garry Atkins:~ An Exhibition of Pottery and Porcelain, March 1990, card covers, 8vo; Garry Atkins:~ A Catalogue of English Pottery, 2010, paper covers; Stieglitz (Marcel H.), The Stieglitz Collection of Dr. Wall Worcester Porcelain, Exhibited Under the Auspices of the Antiquarian Society, The Art Institute of Chicago, May - November 1947, pictorial card covers, 4to; Clarke (Samuel M.), Worcester Porcelain in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg 1987, card covers, 8vo; A Guide through the Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, Printed by Baylis, Lewis & Co., Worcester, [early 20th century], pamphlet, [18]
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