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Click here to subscribeNORMAN STUART CLARKE; an early 'Kimono Silk' vase with iridescent detail, signed to base, height 15.5cm, the artist confirms that this is a very early piece in this pattern which he was experimenting and trialling with while at the London Glass Blowing Workshop.Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
ISLE OF WIGHT; two 'Summer Fruits' pattern vases of globular and cylindrical forms respectively in cranberry colour way, the latter and taller height 16cm, a 'White Ribbons' vase bearing original black label and a paperweight with flame pontil (4).Additional InformationPaperweight with small nibble and some further surface scratches, all otherwise ok.
ISLE OF WIGHT; five pieces of art glass comprising 'Azurene' green globular vase with original label, height 11.3cm, 'Golden Peacock' vase, 'Summer Fruits' vase in Goldberry colour way, a paperweight and a small dish containing aventurine (5).Additional InformationSome light wear to paperweight, all otherwise ok.
BERTIL VALLIEN FOR BODA; a clear and ice blue glass bottle vase with iridescent speckled decoration, with original label and signed to base, height 26.7cm, a small limited edition 'Metropolis' pattern vase and a footed vase by the same designer, both signed to bases (3).Additional InformationSome light surface wear but all generally ok.
B HEINZE FOR KOSTA; a small blue bowl with white clouds, signed and dated August 1992 to base, purchased from the Kosta Boda Archive, height 8cm, a Kosta Boda 'Blue Galaxy' pattern bowl designed by Bertil Vallien, and a Boda Afors 'Cirrus' pattern vase by the same designer (3).Additional InformationThe Kosta cloud vase with minor manufacturing imperfection to rim, some very light surface wear and marks but generally all ok.
A group of Scandinavian glass comprising Orrefors stripped and footed vase with original label, height 17cm, Holmegaard vase designed by Michael Bang, Seabruk footed vase with horizontal stripped decoration, a Danish bowl by Jesper Sodring, a further Danish bottle/vase and a Boda tealight holder (6).
ED BURKE FOR E & M GLASS; a large 'Flim Flam' green and blue vase, height approx 28cm, and a 'Squash' red and yellow vase designed and blown by Margaret Burke (2).Additional InformationThe Flim Flam vase with several under surface lines and marks, further marks and imperfections from manufacturing, Squash vase also with some manufacturing imperfections and some surface marks.
MDINA; a turquoise lobed vase and scent bottle with stopper, further turquoise/blue art glass comprising hand blown vase signed W Schwartz 2004, a Murano bubbled dish/bowl with green interior, an Iittala 'Ballo' tealight holder designed by Annaleena Hakatie, a Reijmyre 'Hyacinth' vase, cased turquoise over white vase probably by Arthur Percy for Gullaskruf and two American carafes (9).
CARLO MORETTI; three Murano 'Satinato' satin finish vases in orange, blue and green over white and all on opaque spreading circular bases, the former and tallest height 34.5cm.Additional InformationThe green over white vase with minor flaw to inner white casing at the rim, otherwise all with some light surface scuffs and marks and minor manufacturing imperfections.
COLIN TERRIS FOR CAITHNESS; two boxed 'Cadenza' vases in blue and green colour ways respectively, the latter and slightly taller height 11cm, also a boxed Caithness 'Spinningdale' pattern vase and a silvered glass vase by Nick Munro (4).Additional InformationSome light surface wear and dirt but all otherwise ok.
LINDEAN MILL; an amber and clear glass circular footed bowl, engraved 'LM93' to base, diameter 25.3cm, an Aseda bowl with bubble to base in the style of Tapio Wirkkala, a similar waisted vase and further Scandinavian amber glass vase (4).Additional InformationSome very minor surface marks, the glass bowl with bubble to base with very minor indentation or flaw to rim, all generally ok.
STROMBERGSHYTTAN; two oval glass vases engraved with fish and viking ship motifs respectively, height of both 13.5cm, smaller matching pair of vases both engraved with mother and child, an Orrefors globular vase engraved with child picking flowers, a Kosta Boda vase engraved with 'Suomi Deer Herder' motif (af) and another similar engraved with 'Diana the Huntress' motif (7).Additional InformationFish engraved vase with scratch to rim, viking ship engraved vase with scratches to reverse, one of the mother and child vases with several light surface scratches, the Suomi vase with small chip to rim, the Huntress vase also with several small manufacturing imperfections, the vase with child picking flowers also with several surface scratches.
BELINDA HORNSEY FOR DARTINGTON; three amethyst (x2) and green coloured 'Intimates' glass vases, the largest retaining paper label and height 25.5cm, also a clear glass 'Macho' vase designed by Frank Thrower (4).Additional InformationMacho vase with some surface scratches, green coloured vase also with surface scratches and marks, smaller amethyst vase similar.
BERTIL VALLIEN FOR KOSTA BODA; a purple and blue glass 'Antikva' pattern vase, signed and no. 47836 to base, height 10.5cm, three further miniatures including two 'Butterfly' examples, all three designed by Ulrica Hydman Vallien and all signed to bases, also a Boda retailer's sign (5).Additional InformationAdvertising sign with a few small nibbles and surface abrasions but all generally ok.
ULRICA HYDMAN VALLIEN FOR KOSTA BODA; two graduated bowls, pin dish, miniature bowl and vase in the 'Pastel' pattern, the three bowls marked and no. 57867 to bases, diameter of largest bowl 18.5cm (5).Additional InformationSome minor surface imperfections and some surface marks but generally ok.
RIIHIMAKI; five variously coloured glass vases, the four taller all height 25cm (5).Additional InformationOrange vase with a few minor manufacturing imperfections, the green vase with some surface abrasions to neck, blue vase with a few very minor surface abrasions, the tapered turquoise vase with some minor manufacturing imperfections and a few very small surface abrasions, the other turquoise vase with some surface scratches to lower section.
RIIHIMAKI; five variously coloured glass vases, the three taller all height 15.5cm (5).Additional InformationThe smaller green vase with surface scratches to lower section, the larger blue vase with surface abrasions to lower section, the smaller smoky blue vase also with surface scratches and abrasions to lower section, the larger green vase also with surface scratches and abrasions to lower section, orange vase with minor manufacturing imperfections and light surface wear.
TAPIO WIRKKALA FOR IITTALA; a clear glass 'Arnica' pattern vase, height 14cm, and four further pieces of art glass comprising cobalt blue decanter with orange stopper, aubergine 'Hyacinth' vase (probably Swedish), a dark purple/black vase in the style on Nanny Still (possibly German) and a smoked brown vase of pulled irregular form (possibly Czech) (5).Additional InformationAubergine coloured vase with some surface abrasions, general light surface wear and dirt throughout.
TAMARA ALADIN FOR RIIHIMAKI; an amber glass vase, height 28cm, an Aseda red glass vase with ribbed lower section and a smoky blue vase probably by Lindshammer or Aseda (3).Additional InformationAmber vase with some very light scuff marks beneath rim and some minor manufacturing imperfections, otherwise general light surface wear but all ok.
PER LUTKEN FOR HOLMEGAARD; seven pieces of grey smoked glass tableware comprising vase, height 16cm, three candle holders (boxed), two oval and two circular dishes, all apart from the oval dishes marked to bases, also a small cylinder vase in the 'Labrador' colour, signed with monogram and dated 1960.Additional InformationGeneral light surface wear, the larger vase with some minor surface scratches but all generally ok.
PER LUTKEN FOR HOLMEGAARD; two ice blue glass vases, both with monogram to bases, height of slightly taller 12.8cm, a Holmegaard ice bucket with straw/cane handle and a large similarly coloured Whitefriars vase (4).Additional InformationThe larger Holmegaard vase dated 1960 to base, the slightly smaller no. 18/21, the basket no. 87/5, the Whitefriars vase with some abrasions around rim and several minor manufacturing imperfections, all with general light surface wear but all generally ok.
FABIAN LUNDQVIST FOR ALSTERFORS; an 'Optic' red and clear glass vase, height 27.5cm, a further smaller Alsterfors vase and two other vases of different manufacture (4).Additional InformationSmaller Alsterfors vase with minor manufacturing imperfection beneath rim, tall unidentified vase with area of surface scratches toward base, second unidentified vase with a few minor nibbles/abrasions to body, all with general light wear throughout but otherwise ok.
A small group of Finnish, Italian and Japanese glass comprising two 'Gul' vases in the style of Holmegaard, a Riihimaki amethyst and clear glass vase and similar green example, probably by Old Colony of Japan, and a Riihimaki-style green flask/bottle made in Italy (probably) (5).Additional InformationOne of the clear glass vases with imperfection to body of oval shape leaving a rough finish and some further surface scratches, the purple/amethyst vase with some small chips/nibbles to base, all with light general wear.
MICHAEL BANG FOR HOLMEGAARD; two clear glass 'Hul' vases of graduated size, both signed 'Holmegaard MB' to bases, height of larger approx 13.5cm (2).Additional InformationThe larger vase with some surface scratches to body, the smaller vase with small nibble/abrasion to body and both with general light surface wear.
STENNET WILSON FOR WEDGWOOD; a rare yellow and orange trailed glass tapered vase bearing original paper label, height 19cm, and five further pieces of yellow and orange Swedish glass comprising ribbed vase by Erik Hoglund for Boda, etched to base 'H1800/145' and retaining original paper label, bowl by the same designer, footed vase designed by Renata Stock for SEA of Sweden, small vase/dish designed by Per Olaf Strom for Alstefors and a tall vase (6).Additional InformationThe Alstefors vase/dish has small nibble to rim and further manufacturing imperfection beneath, the Boda vase with small manufacturing imperfection 1cm beneath rim, Wedgwood vase with small black inclusion to rim interior, otherwise light surface wear throughout.
OTTO BRAUER FOR HOLMEGAARD; an amber glass 'Gul' vase, height 25.4cm, and a set of four bubbled amber glass mugs designed by Erik Hoglund for Boda, all etched to bases 'H927/40' (5).Additional InformationHolmegaard vase with minor manufacturing imperfection to rim and further nibbles and scratches to body, mugs appear ok.
GUNILLA LINDAHL FOR PUKEBERG; three pieces of 'Opal' glass comprising tapered vase, height 20cm, oil lamp and squat circular vase, the first two boxed (3).Additional InformationThe squat vase with imperfection to body beneath rim comprising of a small indent into the surface, appears to be of manufacturing rather than damage, also some small areas of indistinctness to the bands below the rim, all with light surface wear and marks, areas of dirt, boxes worn.
BARBARA CASS (1921-1992); a stoneware jug and vase decorated with running green ash glaze, incised BC and ARDEN marks, jug height 19cm (2). (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
WAISTEL COOPER (1921-2003); a tall stoneware vase, textured surface, painted signature, height 45cm but apparently missing its flared rim (af). (D)Additional InformationThe unglazed top around the neck suggests that its flared rim is missing, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
WILFRED NORTON (1880-1973); a lobed stoneware vase covered in fuchsia and blue/grey glaze, incised mark, height 19.5cm, a vase and trefoil dish covered in duck egg blue glaze, and an owl dish incised 'Original Model', dated 1927 (4). (D) Norton was apprenticed with the Coalport Company at the age of 13 and subsequently became one of their designers. During the 1920s he worked in collaboration with his wife, Lily Norton, at Chalcot Gardens, London, where he produced small figurative sculptural pieces under the business name 'Kerama Studio'. As a potter he was highly rated by Bernard Leach. Additional InformationRim chip to large fuchsia vase, crazing to duck egg vases, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
MARY GIBSON-HORROCKS (born 1923); a fan-shaped stoneware vase with incised decoration, incised MGH mark, height 14.5cm, and a small dish with iron and cobalt brushwork on a cream ground (2). (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
ALAN BROUGH (1924-2012); a stoneware bowl with tenmoku glaze to interior and tenmoku splash decoration to exterior, impressed AB mark, diameter 21cm, a large Cricklade Pottery jug and a mallet vase probably by Bryan Newman (3). (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
GEORGE WILSON (1924-2004); a large porcelain bowl covered in lustrous dark blue glaze with bronze rim, incised GW mark, diameter 37cm, and a tapered vase (2). (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
POH CHAP YEAP (1927-2007); a large globular stoneware vase covered in tenmoku glaze with khaki flecks and a nuka-like pour decoration, painted signature, height 21.5cm. (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
POH CHAP YEAP (1927-2007); a porcelain vase covered in pale celadon crackle glaze, incised signature, gallery label, height 27cm. (D) Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
POH CHAP YEAP (1927-2007); a porcelain vase covered in pale green glaze, incised signature, height 18.5cm, and a small stoneware bowl (2). (D) Additional InformationBowl has chip below rim on inside and short hairline extending from this, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
POH CHAP YEAP (1927-2007); a stoneware baluster vase covered in tenmoku glaze with khaki flecks and a nuka-like pour decoration, painted signature, height 27cm. (D) Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
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