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Click here to subscribeFrank Sydney Spears (South African 1906-1991) "Vase of Flowers" Signed, oil on canvas.74.5 x 59.5cm (framed 99.5 x 84.5cm)The painting is in very good, original condition with no obvious faults to report. The painting is ornately framed but not glazed. The original frame has some minor scuffs and knocks commensurate with age.
Mark V. Marshall for Royal Doulton Art Nouveau stoneware vase Circa 1906, ovoid form with a flared rim, decorated in stylised floral motifs in pink and brown, impressed and incised marks to the base.39cm highSome crazing to rim underside, numerous small glaze inclusions to rim exterior, one small flea bite to glaze of this area, otherwise light general wear but no damage to note; images available.
Robin Welch Pottery (British 1939-2019) Collection of Ceramic Homewares Comprising tall handled cylindrical pot, vase, two graduated jugs and two bowls/dishes, all with stamped Robin Welch Pottery marks.The tallest 18cm high.The smaller jug with chip to spout, the vase with minute chip/nibble to rim, otherwise light general wear and manufacturing imperfections but no other issues apparent.
Daisy Makeig-Jones for Wedgwood "Candlemas" Fairyland Lustre Vase Inverted baluster form with flared rim on spreading circular foot, printed mark and pattern no. Z5157 in red to base.26.2cm highScratch to foot underside, a few further very small glaze scratches to rim interior and exterior, some light rubbing and discolouration to the gilding, otherwise no visible damage or restoration.
Flavio Poli (Attributed) Murano Sommerso Studio Glass Vase Ovoid form, clear cased with internal and ribbed spiral trailing against feathered interior, unmarked.22cm high.Some small and sporadic surface scratches, would benefit from a polish and clean, 1cm vertical crack upwards from base presumably from production, further minor scratches around base, no other major issues to note
William Moorcroft "Pomegranate" vase Early 20th century, inverted baluster form, with blue signature and impressed marks to base.22.7cm highNo damage or restoration, it does display glaze irregularities and arguable flaws as well as crazing, particularly to the upper section, images added to illustrate, light general wear and again usual kiln grit to the base.
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN 'PUNCH AND JUDY' GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS BY JOHN DERBYSHIRE OF SALFORD, MANCHESTER16cm high; together with two blue glass lions similarly by Derbyshire, 18cm long; and a collection of cut and coloured glass, the tallest vase 25cm high (11)Provenance: Selected contents of 137 Gloucester Road, London.
A GROUP OF ASIAN VESSELS19th century and later, including three Chinese vases including one of famille rose with plaques of courtiers at their leisurely pursuits, another of famille jaune with blossoms and butterflies and a famille noir ewer and cover; together with a Japanese Imari vase with cranes and lion dogs (4)
A Victorian glass bonbon, small chip, an opaline glass vase with enamelled butterfly decor, a set of six cut glass brandies, a Swarovski toucan, boxed, a similar small swan, a Swarovski style German Shepherd & other items including a boxed set of Bohemia crystal brandy glasses
William 'Bill' MARSHALL (1923-2007) A slab-built bottle vase, with cream and running green/blue glazeHeight 29cmImpressed WM seal This pot has no damage and no restoration. There are no firing flaws but for the usual pin-holes and other firing features that are associated with studio pottery.
Norah BRADEN (1901-2001) A globular vase, stoneware with bands of brown and cream glazesHeight 12.5 cm, diameter 16 cm,Various reference numbers to foot and impressed NB seal.Collector's note"Bernard Leach thought that Norah Braden was the most gifted of his students. She left St Ives in 1926 to join Katherin Pleydell-Bouverie at Coleshill in Wiltshire, where both made pottery and experimented with glazes. In 1936 she moved to Sussex, living at Rock Cottage, an almost derelict building on a country estate. In later life, she was evicted and the cottage was sold. The new owners discovered some fifty tea chests full of pots wrapped in newspaper. This item was among them." This charming piece is in good condition, with no areas of concern.
Bernard LEACH (1887-1979) A vase of stoneware tapered cylindrical formAll over ochre glaze with brown speckles, and alternating combed and impressed design around the bodyHeight 30.5 cm,Impressed BL and Leach Pottery, St Ives seals.A smaller example illustrated in Bernard Leach, Hamada and their Circle, the Wingfield Digby collection, page 77Provenance – previously in the collection of Annemarie Fernbach, a student of Leach at Dartington circa 1938
Bernard LEACH (1887-1979) Tall vaseStoneware, mottled cream glaze with blue/brown painted design of two undulating grapevines contained within horizontal bandsHeight 33 cmImpressed BL and Leach Pottery seals This impressive bottle vase appears to be in excellent overall condition, there are no obvious signs of damage or repair. Please see additional images of the base and marks.
Gertrude HARVEY (1879-1966) A vase of Flowers, circa 1930 Oil on canvas,Signed Gertrude Harvey34 x 24 cm, 13.5 x9.5 inExhibitedWomen Artists in Cornwall 1880 – 1940, Falmouth Art Gallery, 1996 and Plymouth Art Gallery, 1997Women Artists in Cornwall, Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Penzance, 2002Catalogue NoteGertrude left this painting to Bette Moore, the sister of Midge Bruford. This oil is in excellent if slightly dirty condition. There is no sign of restoration. Additional photographs of the piece have now been uploaded to our website.
Bernard LEACH (1887-1979) A large ovoid bottle vase with tall neck and fluted sidesOatmeal glaze with unglazed band to baseHeight 37 cm,Impressed BL and Leach Pottery, St Ives seals.ExhibitedOn loan to the Leach Pottery from 2011 to 2013 This striking piece is in excellent condition, with no obvious signs of damage or repair. There are no cracks and the piece rings well.
Bernard LEACH (1887-1979) A bud vase, oatmeal glaze with three formal red and black spot designsHeight 8.5 cmPainted initials BL and impressed Leach pottery and England seals This delightful piece is in good condition but for a near-invisible repair to the rim. Additional photographs have now been uploaded.
Janet LEACH (1918-1997) A spectacular twin-handled bellied vase, brown glaze with a bold slash of white across the body on two sides, the interior of the wide lip also white, impressed JL and Leach Pottery St Ives sealsHeight 34cmOn loan to the Leach Pottery from 2011 to 2013 This impressive pot has no damage and no restoration.
Janet LEACH (1918-1997) Tall Korean-style vase, red/brown tenmoku glaze with bold dark brown/black controlled splashes to both sides, the two handles level with the lip and the tall neck sloping to the body.Height 39 cmImpressed JL and Leach Pottery, St Ives seals. There are a number of very minor nibble marks present to the rim of the piece (please see additional image). Other than this, the piece is in good condition with no signs of damage or repair.
Katharine PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE (1895-1985) Globular Vase Stoneware, all-over mushroom crackle glaze with a dark blue painted design of tall grass around the bodyHeight 20 cmIncised number 235 within the foot, impressed KPB seal Two minor firing flaws can be found, one to the centre of the piece and a number of very small marks to an area of darker glaze (please see additional images). There are no signs of damage or restoration.
William 'Bill' MARSHALL (1923-2007) A large stoneware ovoid vase with pearly white glaze and green and brown leaf-like splashes, unglazed to the base Height 44cmImpressed WM This impressive vase is generally in good condition. The main body of the vase is covered in a pearly white glaze, during firing the glaze has bubbled resulting in a spread of miniature bubbles throughout the surface, a small number have burst or abraded (see images). Please see the additional image showing foot losses from removing the piece from the kiln.
Bernard LEACH (1887-1979) A large slab-sided vase, circa 1968Uniform black tenmoku glazeHeight 35cmImpressed BL and Leach Pottery sealsIllustrated or similar in the St Ives council catalogue for the Freedom of the Borough to Bernard Leach and Barbara Hepworth, 1968Provenance – from the collection of the ceramicist David Garland This vase appears to be in excellent overall condition with no evident damage or restoration. Please see additional images of the base.
David LEACH (1911-2005) Small globular bud vase with foxglove patternHeight 8 cmCatalogue noteDavid Leach was the elder son of Bernard Leach. He trained at the Leach Pottery, which he managed before setting up his own Lowerdown Pottery in Devon There are two marks present to the base of the piece (please see additional images). Other than this, the piece is in good condition.
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