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CARDEW, SETH (1934) (SON OF MICHAEL CARDEW), a large Wenford Bridge Studio Pottery covered twin handled vase, dark green glaze with meandering line decoration, impressed marks, height 42cm, (Provenance: with original 1987 receipt of purchase from The Pottery)

CARDEW, SETH (1934) (SON OF MICHAEL CARDEW), a Wenford Bridge Studio Pottery low covered pot, dark green glaze with a chevron border, impressed marks, height 19cm (Provenance: purchased directly from The Pottery in the 1980`s) (lid chip)

ABUJA POTTERY? A Michael Cardew type quart jug. Probably Abuja, Nigeria. Faint impressed mark under handle. Height 24cm.

STUDIO POTTERY BOOKS. 'Michael Cardew. A Collection of Essays' & 'The Art of the Modern Potter' by Tony Birks.

STUDIO POTTERY BOOK. 'Michael Cardew'. Crafts Advisory Committee publication.

STUDIO POTTERY BOOK. 'Michael Cardew' by Garth Clark.

MICHAEL CARDEW, LEACH POTTERY. An early Leach Pottery slipware pitcher c1924 by Michael Cardew. Unmarked. Over-fired & minor rim chips. Height 27cm. Provenance: From the estate of the artist, the late Victor Bramley. Note: Thank you to John Edgler & his book 'Slipware & St. Ives' for confirmation of the attribution to Michael Cardew.

MICHAEL CARDEW BOWL - WENFORD BRIDGE a large bowl, the interior with a series of spiral designs on a green ground. Impressed marks, CM Seal Mark and Wenford Bridge mark, and additional information underneath. 9 3/4ins (25cms) diameter *Harry Horlock-Stringer CollectionCondition reports are available via the ‘View Complete Catalogue’ link at www.lawrences.co.uk

MICHAEL CARDEW including a Winchcombe period teapot with a ridged body, and a Wenford Bridge period teapot with painted decoration. Both with impressed marks and Taggs Yard Printed Marks. Winchcombe Teapot 7 1/2ins (19cms) high. (2) *Harry Horlock-Stringer CollectionCondition reports are available via the ‘View Complete Catalogue’ link at www.lawrences.co.uk

MICHAEL CARDEW BOWL a Wenford Bridge period bowl, with a celadon glaze and painted decoration. Impressed mark for Wenford Bridge, and written in pen `Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery 1960`s`. 10ins (25cms) diameter *Harry Horlock-Stringer CollectionCondition reports are available via the ‘View Complete Catalogue’ link at www.lawrences.co.uk

Winchcombe Pottery ovoid jug probably by Michael Cardew, decorated with a honey glazed wavy band on a mottled brown and cream ground, base with impressed mark and incised II, 12.5cm high There are several glaze faults mainly to the waist and one just above the foot rim - ** General condition consistent with age

Ladi Kwali (1925-1983)was a Nigerian potter, the only woman potter in Michael Cardew`s pottery training centre in Abuja, his influence on her work produced works with a mix of traditional African and Western studio pottery. Nigeria`s best known potter, she was awarded the MBE in 1963. Kofi Athey who ran the Vume pottery in Ghana, worked with Cardew and started up the Jos pottery in Nigeria in 1963. (Lot numbers 17-26) Ladi Kwali Nigeria, Abuja pottery flagon or water jug with handle and screw top, incised decoration to the grey green stoneware body, unsigned but bought direct from the potter in the late 1950`s, early 1960, 27cm

A Winchcombe pottery jug of baluster form with slightly ribbed sides and sgraffito style decoration, indistinctly signed to base (possibly Michael Cardew) CONDITION REPORTS General wear and dirt and some scuffs and scratches. Chips to footrim. A blistered/bubbled effect to the glaze to the lower part of the body, and some of the lower edges of the sides are unglazed (please see photos for examples. Jug bears a swirling pattern to both sides. Slightly dull sound when tapped, possibly due to material or to fault line.

AN AGNETE HOY FOR BULLERS PORCELAIN BOWL, 1940-1952, of shallow circular form with ""combed"" border in a celadon glaze, incised marks and numbered 257, 8"" diameter, 2"" high, together with a similar vase of rounded cylindrical form with abstract leaf scraffito border in a buff glaze, numbered 186, 5 1/2"" high, a Michael Cardew for St Ives slipware mug, seal marks, 4"" high, a St Ives stoneware mug, 5 3/4"" high, a dark green glazed stoneware vase, seal mark, 2 3/4"" high, and a crystaline glazed small ewer, seal mark to handle terminal, 3 1/2"" high (6)

An Abuja Studio pottery tea pot attributed to Michael Cardew the tea pot in shades of brown glaze with iron red stylised leaf decoration. The base with label marked sold Mrs Davidson Lagos no. 171 15/-. Chip to spout, 20cm high

A group of three Abuja Studio pottery items a small pot and lid by Bawa Ushafa, the senior potter at Abuja with Michael Cardew. A small pin tray by Hassan Lapai and an unsigned glazed beaker, possibly from the Abuja pottery

A Michael Cardew Winchcombe Pottery vase, brown glazed with fruit banded decoration, 30 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall with general wear and scuffs, vase has a very pitted finish to the surface, but generally appears to be sound.

A St. Ives pottery jug, possibly Michael Cardew, the stout ovoid body painted with an iron oxide meander and bands on an olive green glazed ground, impressed St. Ives mark to base, height approx 21cm.

A Michael Cardew (1901-1983) studio pottery vase, of shouldered baluster form, with ochre ground and brushed and banded decoration, approx. 25cm high. A/F (ARR).

A studio pottery bowl, impressed monogram MC, (possibly Michael Cardew?), the well in shaded red, with gilded rim. 20cm

A near pair of Michael Cardew pottery vases decorated in underglaze blue with grasses, seal marks, each 5.5cm high.

A Michael Cardew (1901-1983) Winchcombe studio pottery slipware flagon, of thrown swollen baluster form with narrow neck and pulled handle, with wavy band decoration to centre and crescent motif to shoulder, impressed Winchcombe Pottery and Michael Cardew seals, approx. 25cm high (ARR).

Michael Cardew bowl dark slip decoration over an ash glaze, the exterior with textured border impressed personal seal and Winchcombe Pottery seal 1926-1944 3½ x 9¼in. (8 x 23cm) No cracks chips or detectable restoration

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery [ARR]/A fine pottery bowl, impressed kiln and seal marks, 31cm (12.25") diameter/see illustration Condition Report: In good condition

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge pottery [ARR]/A fine two-handled bowl decorated with blue and brown design on a grey glaze, kiln and seal marks, 37cm (14.5") diameter/see illustration Condition Report: In good condition

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge pottery [ARR]/A fine two-handled bowl and cover, sgraffito design on a brown glaze, 37cm (14.5") diameter and another smaller, 28cm (11") diameter, kiln and seal marks/see illustration Condition Report: Larger bowl - some minute chipping to the rim of the cover and minute fritting to the piecrust border, overall good appearance Smaller bowl - in good condition

Michael Cardew, Winchcombe Pottery [ARR]/A slipware cider jug with handle and wooden tap, kiln and seal mark, 34cm (13.25") high/see illustration Condition Report: There is a U shaped crack to the side of the mouth for the tap, no pieces missing, would restore well. Otherwise condition is good.

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery [ARR]/Six 'Vume Lily' plates, kiln and seal marks, 24cm (9.5") diameter Condition Report: In very good condition, not even a scratch to the glaze

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery [ARR]/Two oval slipware dishes, kiln and seal marks, 36cm (14.25") wide Condition Report: One dish has 3 shallow chips at one end; these are old and have softened/blended

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery [ARR]/A very large teapot and cover, brown glazes, 28cm (11") high, with a letter dated 29th June 1976 from Michael Cardew to Mrs Gibbs, arranging to deliver the teapot in person/see illustration Condition Report: In very good condition

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery [ARR]/A teapot and cover, seal and kiln mark, 18cm (7") high and a vase, 15cm (6") high Condition Report: Both in good condition. MC seals on both.

Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge Pottery [ARR]/ A brown glaze bowl with handle and lip, a small vase, a brown glaze jug and a combed bowl, 12.5cm (5") diameter, all with kiln and potter's mark/and a green glazed bowl [5] Condition Report: The jug with some minute chips to the edges of the handle and around the neck. The lid of the pot with a tiny rim chip and a small chip to flange.

Anthony Sterckx/Two ovoid jars and covers in brown and black glazes, seal marks, 18cm (7") and 17cm (6.75") high/ and a Michael Cardew, Wenford Pottery vase, seal and kiln mark, 14cm (5.5") high

Attributed to Michael Cardew, Winchcombe Pottery [ARR]/A brown glaze pottery bowl with combed decoration, 16cm (6.25") diameter/and a Michael Cardew, Wenford Bridge pottery bowl, 14cm (5.5") diameter Condition Report: The blue bowl with a small flat chip to the inside of the foot rim, otherwise both in good condition.

Michael Cardew [ARR]/A bottle vase, 11cm (4.25") high/a miniature jug and cover by Seth Cardew, two miniature vases and a bowl by Michael Casson, 11.5cm (4.5") diameter [5] Condition Report: The bottle vase with a shallow rim chip. The bowl with a tiny foot rim chip.

A Michael Cardew circular stoneware studio bowl and cover with pinched arched sides and raised circular handle and a Peter Currell Brown slipware mug with trailed decoration and motif.

Michael Cardew (OBE, 1901-1983) - for Winchcombe pottery terracotta bowl, having slip ware decoration of stylised motifs, impressed factory marks to base, diameter 24.5cm (illustrated)

Michael Cardew [1901-1983], a slipware terracotta bowl: decorated in brown slip with a goose on a ochre ground, impressed Winchcombe Pottery seal, bears paper label inscribed `Winchcombe Pottery Gloucester, Slipware, Easter Bowl by Michael Cardew c.1926`, 26.5cm diameter.

AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Three autograph albums containing many signatures by various entertainers and a few other famous individuals including Harry Secombe, Warren Mitchell, Frankie Vaughan, David Nixon, Cardew Robinson, Eric Morecambe & Ernie Wise (2), The Bachelors, Danny La Rue, Charles Aznavour, Roy Hudd, Henry Cooper, Anita Harris, Peggy Mount, Joe Brown, Jon Pertwee, Barbara Windsor, Gene Pitney, Alan Shearer, Tommy Steele, Michael Winner, Joan Regan, Danny Williams, Dick Emery, Tom Jones, Johnnie Ray, Susan Maughan, Lena Martell, Hughie Green etc. Some pages are multiple signed and some are annotated in ink in the hand of the collector. G to about VG, 3

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Dish, combed tenmoku glaze Abuja Pottery impressed potter`s and pottery seals 17.5cm diameter. Provenance: The Oxshott Pottery Collection.

(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.

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

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Mug, Winchcombe Pottery inscribed `Take Care Who Will, For Ile Take None` impressed potter`s and pottery seal 13.5cm high.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Bowl and cover, circa 1946, Volta Pottery with a band design of bowed wheat sheaves, the cover with brush work motifs impressed potter`s and pottery seals twice (to the pot and cover) 20cm high, 25cm diameter. This is a rare piece of Cardew`s work from Vume Dugame, and is interesting as the lid doubles as a serving/subsidiary bowl.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Coffee pot and milk jug, with painted chevron motifs impressed potter`s seal coffee pot 17cm high, milk jug 10cm high (2).

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Lamp base, circa 1930, painted bud motifs impressed potter`s seal 15.5cm across.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Charger, Wenford Bridge combed decoration impressed potter`s and pottery seal 42cm diameter. Provenance: with Joanna Bird, London.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Flagon, slipware, Winchcombe Pottery impressed potter`s and pottery seals 20cm high.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Jug, trailed slipware decoration, Winchcombe Pottery circa 1928 impressed pottery seal 23cm high. Illustrated: see Gareth Clark, Michael Cardew: A Portrait, Faber & Faber, 1978, pl.19.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Teapot, painted with a fish, Wenford Bridge impressed potter`s and pottery seals 21cm across. Provenance: The Henry Sandon Collection. This was a trial piece that misfired and Michael Cardew gave it to a visitor at the pottery.

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.

Michael Cardew (British, 1901-1983) Dish, painted with a wading bird, Wenford Bridge impressed potter`s and pottery seals 36cm x 27cm. Provenance: with New Craftsman, St. Ives, 1981.

Michael Cardew chasing fish dish and studio pottery (5)

MICHAEL CARDEW AT ABUJA POTTERY, a set of six stoneware plates, 25cm D, and one other. (7) (with faults, repaired)

MICHAEL CARDEW AT ABUJA POTTERY, Nigerian stoneware plate, Abuja seal to reverse, 34cm diam.

*Michael Cardew (1901-1983), two slip decorated terracotta baking dishes: each of oval form with finger trailed decoration in mustard slips over a chocolate ground, 35 and 36 cm wide, impressed circular Winchcombe Pottery seal marks, circa 1930-40, rim chip to one.

Michael Cardew, an oval glazed dish with painted decoration of a palm tree and signed on base CM Abuja 1965, 49cm by 37cm. This Michael Cardew dish was commissioned by the vendor whilst in Nigeria. Michael Cardew visited the mine where he worked for the day. This is probably a one-off as Michael Cardew said these were not his usual style.

Michael Cardew, an oval glazed dish with painted decoration of a fish and signed on base CM 1965 Abuja, 48cm by 37cm. This Michael Cardew dish was commissioned by the vendor whilst in Nigeria. Michael Cardew visited the mine where he worked for the day. This is probably a one-off as Michael Cardew said these were not his usual style.

Michael Cardew for Winchcombe pottery, a black glazed water flagon with single handle, impressed marks to base, 25cm high.

*Michael Cardew (1901-1983), an Abuja stoneware jug and screw cover, the brown glaze with bands and motifs, Wenford Bridge Pottery, 23.5cm *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major faults.