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Click here to subscribeMike Dodd (British 1943-) Globular Vase and Yunomi Both stoneware, the vase with green ash glaze and repeated incised detail, the faceted yunomi with tenmoku glaze to exterior, khaki to teal crackle glaze to interior, both with impressed mark.The vase 16.5cm highBoth purchased from Goldmark, London.Good condition, no faults or damage to note.
Martin Brothers Small Stoneware Pottery Vase or Planter Late 19th century, shaped square form, the body covered in a metallic glaze and featuring repeated incised ovals, some with applied turquoise/teal glaze, signed Martin Bros. to base.11cm wide, 10cm highOne small chip to rim and several further small nicks, each encompassing surface loss; small cavity to foot, small firing crack and area of surface loss also to foot; otherwise some minor firing imperfections but no other damages or restoration to note.
Dr. Christopher Dresser (British 1834-1904) for James Couper & Sons, Glasgow "Clutha" Glass Bottle Vase Circa 1890, the clear body with trailed blue and bubble inclusions, acid etched mark "Clutha" to base, trace of further mark "Designed by C.D.", also bearing Liberty & Co. lotus flower trademark.19cm high"Clutha" is the old Gaelic name for Glasgow's principle river, the Clyde; this series of glassware was designed by Dresser as a new venture for the Couper firm primarily known for their scientific glass production. Dresser took inspiration from Roman glass when designing this range and it was retailed exclusively by Liberty's in London, hence their trademark to the base.There are three lines to the upper neck with can be felt with a fingernail both interior and exterior; a very small surface blister also to this area; some further light surface wear noticeable by feel more than sight.
Moorcroft Trumpet Vase and Landscape Plate Both tubeline decorated on blue and green grounds respectively, with WM monograms and impressed marks to bases.The vase 22.5cm high, the plate 25.5cm diameterBoth second quality, some light general wear, manufacturing imperfections and dirt.
Tamara Aladin for Riihimäki (Riihimaen Lasi Oy) Finnish Art Glass Vase No. 1461, circa 1966-67, turquoise/aqua colourway, relief linear detail against textured ground, together with a further amber and clear sommerso vase possibly by Bo Borgstrom for Aseda, Sweden.The first 22cm high.The latter with a few visible surface scratches, the former in good condition, no major damages to note.
Moorcroft 1887-1997 Centenary Celebration "Yacht" Vase Modelled after the "Florian" ware original designed by William Moorcroft, bottle-form, numbered 8/8, signed J. Moorcroft with further impressed marks to base. 23.5cm high Second quality, light general wear and dirt, some manufacturing imperfections.
CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE DISH, 18TH / 19TH CENTURY decorated with a pagoda and garden scene, along with other items including hardwood vase, jar stands, a Japanese bronzed metal Koro cover, a small white metal vase with dragon design, a graduated set of three Japanese stem bowls, two carved boxwood animals and furtherplate 23cm wide
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