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Bernard Leach (1887-1979) a Leach Pottery stoneware bowl, the interior painted with daisy sprays, in blue and tenmoku on a celadon ground, the exterior tenmoku impressed seal mark, painted BL 31cm. diam.

Bernard Leach (1887-1979) an early Leach Pottery earthenware vase and cover, incised with scrolling foliate design to body and cover, glazed green/yellow impressed St Ives mark, BL monogram to side, minor glaze loss to side, chip to rim 20cm. high.

Bernard Leach (1887-1979) A Leach Pottery stoneware charger, painted with five birds flying, in brown and blue on an oatmeal ground impressed mark, painted BL, minor rim frits 31cm. diam.

Bernard Leach (1887-1979) a Leach Pottery vase, waisted form simple brush stroke decoration in tenmoku on a blue ground impressed seal marks, 14 cm. high Literature Tony Birks Bernard Leach, Hamada and Their Circle, page 36 plate 23 for a similar vase

Bernard Leach (1887-1979) a Leach Pottery stoneware rectangular bottle, early 1960s, covered to the foot with a rich tenmoku glaze stamped seal marks 19cm. high Provenance Contemporary Ceramics, Bonhams 23rd September 2003 lot 32.

Janet Leach (1918-1997) a tall Leach Pottery stoneware vase partially covered with a running olive green glaze impressed seal marks 32cm. high

Janet Leach (1918-1997) a Leach Pottery stoneware plate, painted with deep brown splashes impressed seal marks to back 25.5cm. diam.

David Leach (1911-2005) A Lowerdown Pottery porcelain box and cover, circular, covered in a mauve cracked glaze impressed mark 11cm. diam. Provenance Contemporary Ceramics, Bonhams 14.11.2000 lot 82.

David Leach (1911-2005) Three Lowerdown Pottery porcelain mugs, commemorating Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer`s Royal Wedding, glazed pale blue, and a similar mug glazed celadon impressed seal marks 9cm. high

David Leach (1911-2005) a Lowerdown Pottery porcelain bowl, internally decorated with grass motif, in brown impressed seal mark 21cm. diam.

David Leach (1911-2005) a Lowerdown Pottery stoneware teapot and cover, painted with grass motif in blue, brown and red enamel on a dolomite glaze, bamboo handle impressed seal marks 12.5cm. high

Leach Pottery a stoneware jug with applied fleur de lys motif, glazed to the foot in brown impressed st ives mark 18cm. high

David Leach (1911-2005) a Lowerdown Pottery large flaring porcelain footed bowl , painted to the inside and out with scrolling design in blue and ochre on a matt white dolomite glaze impressed DL mark 27.5cm. diam.

Philip Leach (born 1947) a Springfield Pottery bowl decorated to the well with tenmoku brush strokes over yellow impressed seal marks 33.5cm. diam.

Lucie Rie (1902-1995) Five stoneware bowls, pitted off-white glaze with bronze rim, two Leach Pottery bowls and another bowl impressed seal marks, chips and damage, 13.5cm. diam.

Warwick Parker, b.1940, a comprehensive stoneware dinner set (worked with David Leach at the Lowerdown pottery from 1960-1964)

GRAYS. BOX AND COVER, CIRCA 1930. glazed earthenware, with marine transfer print and pink lustre decoration, printed mark, 13cm across; also FOUR DAVID LEACH DISHES, each incised with a plant form, impressed seal mark, 15cm long; and TWO POWELL & WELLS studio pottery door plates (7).

A Jeremy Leach, Lowerdown pottery studio pottery soup set comprising of six lidded bowls and lidded soup pot 20th century

A Leach pottery tenmoku glazed lidded teapot, with bamboo handle.

A SIMON LEACH STUDIO POTTERY STONEWARE VASE on black ground with orange drip glaze decoration, impressed potter`s mark to the base, 9" high

A small Leach Pottery dish, with incised fish decoration by Bernard leach.

Bernard Leach St Ives pottery Celadon glazed vase with incised panel 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. 6.75in. (17.15cm)

Bernard Leach St Ives pottery vase and cover with an elephant finial and cross hatch 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. 3in. (7.62cm)

Bernard Leach St Ives pottery circular dish and cover with fish finial and painted with fish, 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. 4.50in. (11.43cm)

Charles Vyse, pottery bowl the dark brown glaze with heart decoration, incised 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. 8in. (20.32cm)

Charles Vyse, Chelsea circular pottery bowl with marbled decoration, incised 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. 8in. (20.32cm)

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 PAIR OF STUDIO POTTERY DAVID LEACH CANDLE HOLDERS of circular form, the dished top with incised reeded banding, on spreading base, covered in a grey/brown glaze, ? wide, impressed "D.L." seal to base, 3 3/4" wide, 2 1/4" high

TWO GRAYS POTTERY LUSTRE JUG, 5.5 cm high, a Leach pottery jug, a Beswick palomino foal, and other items

BERNARD LEACH A prayer. Written in red biro and signed by him with the date 6/10/65. The fifteen lines are written on the back of Bernard Leach`s personal Leach Pottery note paper.

Janet Leach (nee Darnell) (1918-1997): A Stoneware Vase, speckled oatmeal glaze with brush strokes and unglazed lower section, impressed JL and St Ives Pottery seals, 15cm

An unusually large Janet Leach stoneware globular vase, the biscuit body with a single trail, height 12 1/2ins. Personal and pottery seals. (See illustration)

A Trevor Corser tenmoku tea bowl, personal and Leach seals. Together with a stemmed studio pottery cup.

A Leach standard ware small stoneware lidded casserole and a salt glazed Leach vase. Together with a studio pottery cup and saucer.

A 20th century Leach pottery baluster stoneware vase, with treacle glaze over the ribbed body, bearing Leach pottery seal mark to base, 19cm (7 1/2in) high

A DAVID LEACH STONEWARE TEAPOT with painted foliate decoration against a grey ground with bamboo handle, with impressed mark, 9½" high and an Aldermaston style pottery jug (2)

DAVID LEACH: A TENMOKU GLAZED VASE with a flared rim and short neck above a compressed tapering body with textured decoration with David Leach and Lowerdown Pottery seals, 11½" high. See Illustration

Wylie (William Michael). Fairford Graves. A Record of Researches in an Anglo-Saxon Burial Place in Gloucestershire, pub. John Parker, Oxford, 1852, 13 lithographed plates, two coloured, a few light spots, original boards, spine defective, rubbed, 4to, inscribed by the author, together with Bernard Leach, Hamada & their Circle. From the Wingfield Digby Collection, pub, Phaidon, Oxford, 1990, coloured and b & w plates, original cloth, slight waterstain, d.j., folio, plus Watson (Oliver), British Studio Pottery. The Victoria and Albert Museum Collection, 1990, coloued and b & w illustrations, original cloth, d.j., 4to, with other books, mainly on Bernard Leach and studio potttery (20)

A Leach Pottery vase, the Art Pottery ovoid vase with faceted dentil and slender neck, glazed in mottled tones of brown, impressed mark and artist`s cypher, 15.5cm high, and a gourd style vase glazed in mottled blue, impressed marks and numbered `533`, 12.5cm high (2)

A Bernard Leach lamp base, mid 20th century, the ovoid tenmoku glaze body, incised with a continuous scrolling floral and banded design, impressed St Ives Pottery mark and `BL` cypher, 22.5cm high

A Lowerdown Pottery porcelain bowl by David Leach cut-sided form, glazed Y-Ching pale blue with spotting to the interior impressed LD seal mark 15.5cm. diam. Literature: Emmanuel Cooper and Kathy Niblet David Leach, Richard Dennis, page 94 catalogue number 68 for a comparable form.

Micheal Leach Yelland Manor Pottery jug, with brown glaze and vertical linear pattern, impressed mark to base, 11cm and a grey glazed plant pot with inverted rim and impressed mark to base, 10.5cm

A BERNARD LEACH STONEWARE VASE of ovoid form with grey-blue glaze, impressed `BL` and St Ives seal, 5 1/2" high (damaged) together with a St Ives pottery jug, dark brown glaze with fleur de lys motif to body, 7 1/2" high.

A DAVID LEACH STONEWARE LOWER DOWN POTTERY IRON BRUSHED CIDER JUG, in yellows and browns, potter's mark impressed near to the bottom, 9 1/2" high

A DAVID LEACH LOWERDOWN POTTERY CELADON GLAZED BOWL, with fluted body, 5 1/2" across and an ox blood glazed flared bowl, 6" across, each with impressed potter's marks to the base (2)

A Trevor Corser ovoid stoneware jar with tenmoku ground and blue brushwork, impressed personal and Leach pottery seals.

David Leach St Ives studio pottery bowl 9cm

Studio Pottery circular Bowl, by David Leach.

A Leach Pottery stoneware vase by Bernard Leach cylindrical form with everted rim, incised with a simple band, covered in a tenmoku glaze impressed seal marks, England 13 cm. high

A leach Pottery stoneware dish the design attributed to Bernard Leach, decorated to the well with a fish impressed seal mark, England 11.5 cm. diam.

A Lowerdown Pottery porcelain teapot and cover by David Leach, covered in a celadon glaze impressed seal marks, 15 cm. high

A Yelland Pottery stoneware vase by Michael Leach incised with hatched panels, covered in an oatmeal glaze, six Yelland bowls, a Simon Leach mounted tile of Godrevy lighthouse, two Crowan Pottery ramekins, a Sydney Tustin plate, a Simon Leach unomi and a John Reeves vase various marks 10 cm. high

A Leach Pottery stoneware vase by Bernard Leach tapering form, applied with a band of slip spots impressed seal marks 26 cm. high

A Leach Pottery stoneware vase by Bernard Leach ovoid with collar neck, painted with bands, incised with grass motif impressed seal marks 24cm. high

A Leach Pottery porcelain bowl by Bernard Leach the well incised with a flower motif, glazed duck egg blue impressed seal marks 18 cm. wide

An unusual set of four Leach Pottery stoneware tankards each decorated with a schooner in resist impressed seal mark 11. 5 cm. high

A mid 20th century Art pottery plate, decorated with a fish and scrolls in the manner of Leach, together with an Art pottery Persian decorated plate, largest 9ins

A Bernard Leach tenmoku glazed large stoneware jug, personal and pottery seals. Height 11ins. (See illustration)

A large quantity of studio pottery, by Pamela Greenwood, together with two Ministry of Education Diplomas in Terra Cotta and Arts and Crafts Design, 1957 + 1959. Many items have her impressed hand mark. Pamela Greenwood studied under Bernard Leach at St. Ives. She subsequently moved to France and set up Manoir-Le- Leger pottery and fabric workshop with Simone Sardett. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

Pamela Greenwood and Simone Sardett, a needlework picture of three sea gulls surrounded by a fishing net, 46cm x 55cm, and three further decorative panels, all stitch signed, cotton, wool, fabric, hessian (4) Pamela Greenwood studied under Bernard Leach at St. Ives and subsequently set up a pottery and fabric workshop with Simone Sardett,- 'Manoir-St.-Leger' in France. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.