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A John Reeve Leach Pottery salt glazed vase, height 14cm, together with an unmarked John Reeve vase.

LEACH, Bernard - Leach Pottery exhibition catalogues:, price lists, booklets, inc. a signed presentation card from Bernard Leach to H. M. Queen Elizabeth 11.

A LEACH STUDIO POTTERY COFFEE SET, two large Edwardian jugs and similar ceramics

A Studio Pottery bottle vase in the style of Bernard Leach,with brown glaze and foliate decoration, height 9".

A John Leach Muchelney Pottery stoneware jug, impressed marks to base, height approx 17.5cm, together with two John Leach St. Ives stoneware bowls, each with celadon glazed interior, impressed mark to bases, diameters approx 14.7cm.

A David Leach Lowerdown studio pottery stoneware brushpot of cylindrical form, decorated with two bands of cream stylized feathers on a bluish brown ground, impressed mark to base, height approx 9cm, together with a David Leach diminutive vase, a Paul Green porcelain dish and two further items of studio pottery.

20TH CENTURY STUDIO POTTERY CIRCULAR PLAQUE ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM MARSHALLpainted in shades of brown and green on a white ground, impressed mark to underside, 28cm diameterNote: William Marshall was the first apprentice of famous studio potter Bernard Leach

Janet Leach, large St. Ives pottery baluster form vase with trailing slip glaze decoration, 9ins high

20TH CENTURY STUDIO POTTERY CIRCULAR PLAQUE ATTIBUTED TO WILLIAM MARSHALLpainted in shades of brown and green on a white ground, impressed mark to underside, 28cm diameterNote: William Marshall was the first apprentice of famous studio potter Bernard Leach

A David Leach Studio Pottery mug with Cornwall crest, height 5.4".

A David Leach studio pottery round bowl, with incised decoration on a light brown "ribbed" ground, impressed mark "LD", 20cm diameter, 7cm high;together with a studio pottery salt glaze jug by Rowena Kinsman, impresses mark "R", 14cm high

William Marshall for Leach Pottery (British, 1923-2007) Large Jug ash glazed with incised hatch decoration impressed potters mark to base 33cm high.

A SMALL QUANTITY OF STUDIO POTTERY together with 19th century pottery and stone ware items to include an ash glazed bottle in the manner of John Leach, a small ash glazed bottle vase signed with initials 'RJC', a Studio pottery mug, a pair of 19th century stoneware beakers with sprigged decoration, a small dated stone ware jug with initials 'TR' and date 1884 etc

A SET OF TWO GRADUATED CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE VASES with signature to base, three soapstone oxen, a Chinese bowl, three contemporary Studio Pottery bird figures, an Isle of Wight glass paperweight, a snake Studio Pottery vase, a Margaret Leach Taena Studio Pottery bowl and one other with handmade paper label to base

A collection Bernard Leach pottery stoneware tableware decorated with Celadon and Tenmoku glaze - impressed S I marks circa 1970 - fourteen pieces Condition report: Good condition

BERNARD LEACH (1887-1979) (ARR) A St Ives Pottery lidded preserve pot with painted detail. St Ives seal and painted BL monogram. 11cm high

20TH CENTURY STUDIO POTTERY CIRCULAR PLAQUE ATTIBUTED TO WILLIAM MARSHALL painted in shades of brown and green on a white ground, impressed mark to underside, 28cm diameter Note: William Marshall was the first apprentice of famous studio potter Bernard Leach

A Clay Pit pottery Ewenny vase, Carn pottery, possibly David Leach vase, large Lladro figure, Russian lidded tankards and a continental bird figure

Two Janet Leach studio pottery bowls with leaflet

Leach Pottery, a St Ives studio pottery jug, ribbed ovoid form with Tenmoku glaze, probably David or Bernard Leach circa 1940, 20cm high

Michael Leach (1913-1985) for Yelland, a studio pottery stoneware dish, decorated with stylised foliage in blue and green glazes, impressed Y seal mark, 16cm long

Leach Pottery, a St Ives studio porcelain bottle vase, spherical form with narrow neck, decorated with brown abstract foliate design, impressed seal mark and 'England', 9cm high

A stoneware bowl,by Bernard Leach (1887-1979) St. Ives Pottery, in a celadon glaze, impressed seal mark, restored,23.5cm diameter

A Leach stoneware bowl, the interior rim with bold brush strokes of tenmoko bordered with blue. Pottery and personal marks. Diameter 22.8cm, height 8cm.

A Kenneth Quick Leach Pottery lidded jar, impressed seal marks to side, height 10cm. Small minor chips to rim edge, otherwise good.

A letter to Bernard Leach from Marian describing a recent pottery sale held in Corvallis, Oregan, inviting Bernard over to visit with his wife.

A Leach Pottery Trevor Corser fluted vase, height 20.5cm.

A Leach pottery stoneware tenmoku glazed mortar bowl attributed to Bernard Leach, indistinct marks, diameter 19cm.

Four Leach Pottery teabowls made by Trevor Corser.

A Leach Pottery stoneware vase attributed to Bernard Leach, with linear decoration to the body, height 12cm. Condition report: No condition issues.

A Bernard Leach home-made postcard on Japanese paper. Watercolour painted with a bird on a branch, initialled BL and addressed 'Belated Greetings & Good Wishes 1952 from Bernard Leach' to the founders of the Marazion pottery Mr and Mrs Nash.

EXTRA LOT TO CATALOGUE. A Leach Pottery bowl, diameter 15.5cm and two other studio pottery bowls.

A fine William Marshall, large early stoneware Leach Pottery jug, with small raised applied 'button' decoration, height 29.5cm. Impressed personal and Leach pottery seal. (See illustration)

A quantity of ephemera relating to Trevor Corser's time at The Leach Pottery, to include photos of home life, gallery receipts and a logbook of all Trevor's sales to various galleries.

A Leach Pottery stoneware tea bowl with an olive and tenmoku glaze, impressed seal mark to side, height 9cm.

A Jeremy Leach Lowerdown Pottery octagonal bowl, impressed marks to base, diameter 10.5cm.

Two interesting accounts books from The Leach Pottery dated 1965 and 1971. They contain all the earnings of the potters who were there during these years, including William Marshall, Trevor Corser and Clary Illian, amongst others.

A remarkable, three dimensional paper model of The Leach Pottery circa 1920. The model shows in detail the interior of the pottery, including the kiln room, the living accommodation, the painting room and the iconic fireplace. The details even include opening doors and individual pots on shelves. This model was without doubt made by Bernard Leach and the text to the envelope is in his hand. It is amazing how a model such as this has survived in such great condition and offers such a valuable insight into the first year of The Leach Pottery. Trevor Corser obviously treasured this item as it has been carefully stored for all this time. Constructed three dimensional measurements, length 40cm, width 13cm, height 10cm. (See illustration) Condition Report Some tears on folds, one rip in middle on the roof area, slight stains.

A studio pottery celedon glazed stoneware twin handled bowl, another by Trevor Corser and a large Leach standard ware bowl with dissimilar lid.

Three Janet Leach Pottery vases. Condition report: Good condition, no defects, surplus to original design.

A Leach Pottery large olive green glaze bottle vase by Trevor Corser, height 30cm.

A small quantity of studio pottery items, to include Leach Pottery and Winchcombe Pottery.

A quantity of Leach Pottery standardware, to include plates and cups.

A Sodeshi Pottery stoneware teapot by Ono Toshiro, with brown iron glaze laid over a pale yellow-grey glaze and with a willow tree in wax resist, bamboo handle. Maximum height 18cm. With dissimilar lid. Inside pot was found a Leach Pottery reference card. For a similar pot see the V&A website, Museum number C.33&A-1936.

A Trevor Corser Leach Pottery yunomi and two other tenmoku glazed yunomi.

Seven Leach stoneware models of animals. Note: Made at Leach Pottery but no marks/seals that we can see. rhino ear damage, turtle no damage, diplodocus tail damaged, hedgehog no damage, fox damaged, dog damaged, other animal damage to both feet.

Twelve items of studio pottery, including a Michael Leach vase, height 15.5cm and a Mary Rich vase, height 16cm.

A rare and fascinating notebook dated 1932-36 full of hand written glaze recipes and notes. This book would have been compiled by Bernard Leach and offers a unique and previously unrecorded insight into some of the early years at The Leach Pottery.

An early Leach terracotta jar together with assorted studio pottery.

A studio pottery stoneware bowl, probably Leach, with finger wipe decoration. Diameter 31.5cm. Two exhibtion labels. Condition Report: Good condition, no damage or repairs.

A Trevor Corser Leach Pottery stoneware vase with indented sides, clear seal marks to side, height 17cm. Good condition.

A Leach Pottery tenmoku glazed bottle vase, height 19cm, together with a Leach Pottery standard ware one pint mug and a Winchcombe Pottery stoneware mug.

A Leach Pottery jug inscribed with the Cornish motto 'One & All', impressed seal mark, height 20cm, together with an unmarked Leach Pottery mug and an unmarked Leach Pottery tea bowl.

A Vernon Owens (Jugtown Pottery, North Carolina) salt-glaze, jar with angular neck and plain handle, height: 19cm. Impressed Jugtown mark. Together with a similar stoneware jar, height 15cm, inscribed 'thrown by Vernon Owen (sic) June /76. Note: In 'The Potters Eye, Art and Tradition in North Carolina by Mark Hewitt & Nancy Sweezy, there is a description of a visit made by Owens and other American potters to the Leach Pottery in 1976 and the gift of this salt-glaze vase to Leach. The other vase was probably thrown by Owens during this visit.

A Chinese jar/water bottle made in the Gobi desert, Manchuria, height 33cm. Inside the jar was found a Leach Pottery reference card, together with one other Chinese pot.

Hundreds of Leach Pottery and porcelain beads and pendants.

A large Trevor Corser Leach Pottery bowl, stoneware with white and blue glaze to the interior, diameter 33cm. Condition report: no condition issues other than minor firing flaws.

An Andrew Marshall jug, height 11cm, together with a Leach Pottery dish and a studio pottery vase.

An early Bernard Leach stoneware vase, with thick running tenmoko glaze, impressed pottery and personal script seal. Height: 16cm. An obvious second.

'Notes On Old Pottery' by Zoroku Mashimizu, possibly 1909. The book was the property of Bernard Leach and is titled in his hand to the board covers.