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MOORCROFT: A "Launching Liberty" numbered edition vase, c.2015, of squat form with long tapering slender neck, tubeline decorated and painted in polychrome with sailing vessels on rough seas, on an ivory and dark blue ground, designed by Paul Hilditch, no. 158, signed, painted and impressed marks, paper label, 28.5cm high The vase depicts two 19th century British war ships, HMS Impregnable and HMS Hindustan, which were de-commissioned in 1921. The timbers were then bought by Arthur Lasenby, Liberty, and used in the building of his famous "Liberty London" retail store.
POOLE POTTERY CARTER STABLER ADAMS TRADITIONAL EARTHENWARE VASE, globular form with raised collar, shape no. 947, red-bodied, decorated in the JC pattern, designed by Truda Adams, painted by Ruth Pavely, painted and impressed marks, 30.5cm high Exhibited at the Brighton Museum 1998 Literature, Poole Pottery Leslie Hayward and Paul Atterbury, page. no 48, bottom left, for comparable vase.
RARE POOLE POTTERY CARTER STABLER ADAMS "SPLASHED GLAZE" VASE, shouldered form, shape no.970, decorated in the LH pattern, designed by John Adams, painted by Eileen Prangnell, painted and impressed marks, 24cm high Literature, Poole Pottery Leslie Hayward and Paul Atterbury, page. no 70, bottom left, for comparable vase.
•DUNCAN GRANT (1885-1978) 'Angus Davidson at Charleston, 1922' Davidson depicted seated at an octagonal writing table, his head resting on his left arm, a vase of orange and red dahlias and various papers and objects on the painted tabletop, oil on canvas, 61cm x 73.5cm Exhibited: 'Duncan Grant: Recent Paintings', Independent Gallery, June 1923, no. 24 'Duncan Grant: A Retrospective Exhibition', The Tate Gallery, London, 12th May - 20th June 1959, no. 51 (plate 7) , listed as 'Man at a Table' 'Portraits by Duncan Grant' Arts Council Touring Exhibition, 1969-70; no. 30 Provenance: Acquired by Michael B Harman Esq. from Agnew's in 1940 and thence by direct descent. Known primarily for his work as a translator and publisher, Angus Davidson (1898-1980) was associated with the circle of artists, writers and intellectuals known as the Bloomsbury Group. Between 1924 and 1929 he worked as an assistant at the Hogarth Press with Leonard and Virginia Woolf. He translated the works of Alberto Moravia and Mario Praz, and wrote an innovative biography of Edward Lear that focused on his achievements as an artist. Davidson featured greatly in Duncan Grant's affections from 1922 and although the relationship faded, Davidson was to remain one of Grant's most loyal and lasting friends. Duke's are thankful to Richard Shone for his invaluable assistance in cataloguing this lot
MOORCROFT: A "Flying Colours" limited edition vase, c.2017, of baluster form, tubeline decorated and painted in polychrome with aircraft flying over white chalk cliffs, celebrating 100 years of the RAF, designed by Paul Hilditch, no.28/50, signed, painted and impressed marks, 23.5cm high
DAVID LEACH OBE (1911-2005): A LOWERDOWN POTTERY STONEWARE BOWL, circular form, stylised decoration with a Tenmoku glaze, impressed mark, 27cm dia, and a small vase, 7.5cm high, with booklet "David Leach, A Potter's Life" signed (3) PROVENANCE: Bowl purchased by the vendor from Alpha House Gallery, December, 1994
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