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DAVID LEACH (British, 1911-2005) A Lowerdown Pottery teapot with cane handle, iron glaze with impressed seal, 20.3cm high (with handle), circa 1965 and Colin Pearson (British, 1923-), an oblong dish with lug handles glazed in tenmoku with decorative poured interior, impressed seal, 21.6cm x 17.8cm (2)

A Bernard Leach (1887 – 1979) studio pottery raku footed plate, decorated with oxides of willow tree with ducks swimming to centre, with banded decoration and squiggle border, the reverse with bands and blue brushwork, impressed St Ives mark and painted monogram, approx. 21cm dia. Provenance: dated C. 1920`s and authenticated by The Leach Pottery St Ives (ARR).

Two Leach pottery St. Ives stoneware bowls, each with celadon glazed interior, impressed St. Ives mark and `England` near bases, diameter approx 15cm.

Watson (O) British Studio Pottery, V & A; Wheeler (R) Winchcombe Pottery, Cardew-Finch Tradition, hardback edition; Digby (W) Bernard Leach, Hamada and Their Circle; Leach (B) A Potter's Book; Forsyth (G) Art and Craft of the Potter [5]

Shigeyoshi Ichino, Leach Pottery, St Ives/A Japanesque pottery vase with four lug handles and grey glaze with white designs, 26cm (10.25") high

Colin Kellam/A pottery flowerpot decorated with flowers, 18cm (7") high/and a David Leach teapot and cover decorated with flowers [2]

Leach Pottery/A ceramic bowl with floral scrollmark, 21cm (8.25") diameter/a bowl by Margaret Robinson, 10.5cm (4") diameter and three other bowls

Leach pottery - three David Leach pottery wall pockets, the interior and rim with celadon colour glaze, the bodies unglazed, each with DL impressed mark, height 21cm; and a David Leach jug in pale greyish brown glaze, height 17cm; together with a copy of `A Potter`s Book` by Bernard Leach, and a pot lid with sgrafitto oak leaf believed by a previous owner to be by Bernard Leach and marked to the underside to this effect in pen

David Leach pottery tea bowl, cream glazed stoneware with dark blue line and brown flourishes, impressed monogram to base, height 5.5cm, diameter 12cm

Treacle glazed Leach pottery jug with two zig-zag light and dark lines, the unglazed foot showing the red stoneware, impressed St Ives mark, height 22.5cm

Tall treacle glazed Leach pottery jug of tapering cylindrical form, with the unglazed foot showing the red stoneware, height 29cm, impressed St Ives seal and impressed potter`s seal

A Marianne de Tre Tenmoku dish, impressed potter`s mark, 20cm diameter, a pot and cover attributed to Ray Finch with brushwork decoration, 12.5cm high, a David Leach faceted celadon bowl (restored) 10cm diameter, a St Ives Tenmoku jug and cover, a David Winkley pot and cover, a Tenmoku teapot and cover, a Brian Newman Tenmoku bottle vase and three further pieces of studio pottery, together with an Isle of Wight glass bowl (11)

A SMALL COLLECTION OF STUDIO POTTERY to include a Winchcombe jug by Elias Bosch and two other Winchcombe pieces, a Colin Pearson jug, a Roger Leyshon teapot, a Margaret Leach bowl and another, a small Michael Leach vase and nine other pieces of studio pottery (17)

A studio pottery vase by David Leach CONDITION REPORTS Chip/ground down area to underside near the impressed marks, overall general wear. Height approx 18.5cm.

Muchelney Pottery jug by John Leach

Large Muchelney Pottery shallow bowl, probably John Leach,41cm diameter

A collection of Poole pottery, including a bowl, dishes etc, together with a match strike, possibly George Jones, and a vase with Leach written to base (parcel)

(Books) A collection of Studio Ceramic Books, to include Jeffrey Jones, Studio Pottery in Britain 1900-2005, Oliver Watson, British Studio Pottery, Michael Casson, Pottery in Britain Today, Bernard Leach, Kenzan and his Tradition, Bernard Leach, A Potter`s Portfolio, Bernard Leach, Potter and Artist and Michael Cardew, Fundamental Pottery: 8 Lectures given by Michael Cardew at Wenford Bridge in 1959 (10). Provenance: Green Dene Pottery Collection.

Bernard Leach (British, 1887-1979) Bottle vase, with wave design, circa 1965 running ash glaze two partially impressed pottery seals 20cm high, 13cm across. Provenance: with Joanna Bird, London. Literature: see Tony Birks and Cornelia Wingfield Digby, Bernard Leach, Hamada & their Circle, p.51, for a similar form.

David Leach (British, 1911-2005) Pot and cover, with brushwork motifs, Lowerdown Pottery impressed pottery seal 10cm diameter.

Leach Pottery Pair of plates, circa 1949, celadon, incised foliate motif designed by Bernard and David Leach impressed pottery seal 16.5cm diameter (2).

David Leach (British, 1911-2005) Teapot and cover, cane handle, painted motifs impressed potter`s and pottery seal 18.5cm across.

Janet Leach (American, 1918-1997) Dish on slab feet, poured tenmoku glaze, St. Ives impressed potter`s and pottery seals 7cm high, 26.5cm across.

John Leach (British, b.1939) Flask, 1989, cross handled, Muchelney Pottery impressed potter`s seals and date 27.5cm high.

John Leach (British, b.1939) Bowl, 1991, dripped glaze, Muchelney Pottery impressed potter`s seals and date 16cm high, 19cm across.

Leach Pottery Jug, early St. Ives, possibly Michael Cardew impressed pottery seal 25.5cm high.

Adrian Lewis-Evans (British, b.1927) Vase, circa 1976, double ogee shaped, in tones of brown with slashed cut ornament impressed potter`s mark 33cm high. Provenance: The Henry Sandon Collection. Adrian Lewis-Evans began making pottery in 1952, and trained at Camberwell under Norah Braden and David Leach. From 1958 Lewis-Evans taught ceramics at Bournemouth College pottery with David Ballantyne and Peter Stoodley.

Valerie Prescott (nee Bond) (British, b.1923) Two primitive bird dishes, circa 1950 one initialled `VB` 15cm across and 14cm across (2). Valerie Bond spent a year at the Leach Pottery (1945-46) after a chance encounter with Michael Cardew. Following which she studied sculpture at the Royal College of Art under Frank Dobson and John Skeaping and later taught pottery at the Camberwell School of Art, joining the staff in 1951. Her shapes at this point were based on primitive birds and she was encouraged by Hans Coper, who had seen her work at the Berkeley Gallery. Photographs of her birds were also shown at the Festival of Britain in London in 1951. Literature: see Marion Whybrow, The Leach Legacy: St. Ives Pottery & Its Influence, Sansom and Company, 1996, pp.72-72 and Geoff Hassell, Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts: 1943-1960, 1995, p.141 for similar examples of her primitive birds.

David Leach (British, 1911-2005) Teapot and cover, celadon, cut sided, Lowerdown Pottery impressed pottery mark 15cm across.

David Leach (British, 1911-2005) Teapot and cover, painted motifs, Lowerdown Pottery impressed potter`s and pottery seals 17cm across.

David Leach (British, 1911-2005) Bowl, cut sided with tenmoku glaze, Lowerdown Pottery impressed pottery seal 9.5cm high, 13cm diameter.

Janet Leach (American, 1918-1997) Vase, decorated with blue birds, St. Ives impressed potter`s and pottery seals 16.5cm high.

Leach Pottery Bowl, brushwork tenmoku decoration impressed St. Ives pottery seal 22.5cm diameter.

Shoji Hamada (Japanese, 1894-1978) Slab vase, tenmoku glaze with brush work motifs, resist decoration 20cm high, 17cm across. Provenance: with Leach Pottery, St. Ives, 1971.

BERNARD LEACH, CBE, CH (1887-1979). A REDUCED STONEWARE FLAT SIDED BOTTLE THROWN AND BEATEN INTO SHAPE, THE TWO LARGEST FACES DIVIDED INTO FOUR AND PAINTED WITH CALLIGRAPHIC OR TREE FORMS, 19CM H, IMPRESSED POTTER`S AND ST IVES SEALS, C1960 PROVENANCE: FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE RONALD JOHNSON THE FLAT SIDED STUDIO POTTERY BOTTLE HAS BECOME LEACH`S MOST RECOGNISABLE FORM - ALMOST HIS LEITMOTIF - FOR ITS ORIGINALITY, SIMPLICITY AND BALANCE OF SHAPE AND DECORATION

John Leach, Muchelney pottery, a square section Vase, 6 1/2in H

DAVID LEACH (1911-2005), a studio pottery porcelain bowl, of footed rounded form with "combed" panels in a pale celadon glaze, seal mark, 4" diameter, 2 3/4" high (Illustrated) Provenance: Purchased from Paul Rice

DAVID LEACH STUDIO POTTERY COFFEE SET OF EIGHT PIECES, tapering form decorated in brown and underglazed blue with stylised floral design, on a speckled off-white ground, comprising: coffee pot and cover; milk jug; sugar bowl (chipped) and five mugs (one chipped), height of coffee pot 7 1/4" (18.4cm), impressed seal-type mark (8)

Bernard Leach studio pottery dish 14.5cm, Royal Doulton trio, Imari vase, Sunderland cup and saucer, and other decorative ceramics

An early Leach Pottery stoneware dish in celadon glaze, the well lightly incised with a grass frond, impressed factory mark to the base, diameter 26.5cm.

A Leach Pottery stoneware tenmoku glazed ovoid vase, unidentified potter's mark MJ, height 15cm.

A Trevor Corser for Leach Pottery stoneware ovoid pot with half running celadon glaze with combed banding, impressed personal and pottery seals, height 12cm.

Three Leach Pottery related books "Janet Leach A Potter's Life", "A Potter's Way & Work" by Susan Peteson and "Bernard Leach, Hamada & Their Circle" from the Wingfield Digby collection.

A Judith Gilmour stoneware vase, pierced decoration, a Leach Pottery vase and three others painted Gilmour 16cm. high

A collection of assorted post war Aylesford studio pottery to include sundae dishes, various sized and decorated jugs, vases, mugs etc together with an unmarked studio pottery cheese dish and cover, a Dartington cheese dish and two David Leach tankards (qty)

A collection of assorted post war studio pottery, mainly comprising teacups and drinking vessels, potters and factories to include Paul Barron, Peter Lane, Mick Casson, St Ives and Margaret Leach

A Bernard Leach (1887-1979) - Studio pottery preserve jar and cover, decorated with stylised foliate, impressed Leach seal mark and painted BL to rim, height 10.5cm (illustrated)

A green glazed stoneware vase, possibly Leach pottery, mid 20th century, of compressed ovoid form; with a stoneware vase by Janet Leach, 13.5cm high; a St Ives pottery bowl and a further stoneware vase, (4).

A set of four Leach Pottery hors d'oeuvres dishes on hardwood tray, together with The Leach Pottery Catalogue, 1946, illustrating the above No.51, and a Leach Pottery pamphlet (7) CONDITION REPORT: #1 has chip to rim. #2, #3 and #4 - no problems viewed. Wood stand stained and discoloured.

Leach Pottery, St Ives, two lidded soup jugs, 18 and 22cm high a large milk jug, 20cm high, an egg baker tray/bread plate, 26.5cm diameter, and three lidded soup bowls, one lid missing and damage, 13.5cm diameter (11) All illustrated within the 1946 Leach Pottery catalogue in the previous lot. CONDITION REPORT: Milk jug handle restuck. Large soup jug handle restuck. Large hairline crack. Nibbles to jug. Piece missing from one soup bowl lid.

Bernard Leach, a hand thrown pottery vase of ovoid form with flared neck, nirmala glaze, impressed BL and St Ives seal, 29.5cm high

A set of four Leach Pottery stoneware coasters of plain circular form decorated in a grey glaze, d. 12 cm CONDITION REPORT: Glaze with crackalure

A set of four Leach Pottery standard ware single handled soup bowls, the interiors with tenmoku glaze, impressed pottery seals (one with damage).

A set of six Leach Pottery ramekins with interior oatmeal glaze.

A Leach Pottery slip decorated unomi of waisted form with wavy combed band, impressed pottery mark, height 12cm, together with a Leach standard ware soup bowl

A Leach Pottery standard ware tenmoku glazed jug and three other studio pottery items.

A St. Ives Leach studio pottery jug covered in a streaky brown/green glaze (chip to spout), together with a collection of other studio pottery, including two pieces by Broadstairs pottery, vases, a jardinière and a figure group of two doves.

Salt glaze leach jar with twin carrying handles and tapering body on stepped circular base and vented lid (possibly Brampton pottery) (49cm high)

John Leach Muchelney Pottery A large wood ash glaze waisted vase 25 cm , a similar bowl and a large celadon glaze vase unknown maker. 35 cm

St Ives , Leach pottery A stoneware coffee pot , jug , sugar bowl , five cups and six saucers , impressed mark