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Click here to subscribeLarge 19th century pair of Oriental crackle glaze bulbous vases with applied dragons and painted panels. Together with a similar jar and cover (A/F) CONDITION REPORT; Each vase measures approximately 35cm. They both display some firing imperfections and pitting but no visible damage. The jar measures approximately 28cm high. It has damage to the finial on the cover and a chip to the rim. Pitting throughout. No marks to any piece
Christopher Dresser for Ault Pottery, a very large twin handled vase, circa 1892-96, globe and shaft form with angled handles, green drip glaze over brown, impressed Ch Dresser facsimile signature to base, 50cm high Note: Derbyshire art pottery Ault, based in Swadlincote, employed Dressers designs in the late 19th century for a number of their pieces. See: Fine Art Society, 2014, John Scott Collection: Designs of Christopher Dresser, p.64, No 124, for an example of this pattern.
Three WMF Myra iridescent glass vases, circa 1930, including two tall, footed vases of ogee baluster form together with a flared rim ovoid vase, purple gold lustre, tallest 25cm high (3) Note: the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik produced their range of Myra glass, based on Tiffany and Loetz between 1926 and 1936
Sven Palmqvist for Orrefors, a Selena vase, circa 1954, blue opaline glass of elongated organic form, Artium Expose and Orrefors foil labels, engraved to base 3090/5, 46cm high Note: see McConnel, A. 2006, 20th Century Glass, p.193, for an example of this vase illustrated
Attributed to Thomas Webb or Stevens and Williams, a green glass bowl intaglio cut and engraved with tulip design, vertical ribbed optic moulding, 30cm wide, 15cm high Note: similar designs were produced in Stourbridge and Bohemia, the best known firms being Stevens and Williams, Thomas Webb and Moser, all of whom employed Continental designers and engravers. See: Hajdamach, C R. 2009, 20th Century British Glass, pl.36, p.24 for an example of a similar design on a Stevens and Williams vase
Bernard Moore, a miniature drip glaze flambe trial vase, square baluster form, blue with green, red and ochre dribble overglaze, monogram and 'trial' to base, 4.5cm high Note: Along with Charles Noke, Bernard Moore pioneered the development of Doulton's famous flambe glazes, Chang and Sung. This trial piece in particular resembles the Chang pieces produced by Doulton
A Rookwood Pottery, Iris glaze vase by Albert Robert Valentien, circa 1900, with thistles on a graduated green to yellow pastel ground, incised potters signature 'A R Valentien' and Rookwood mark, 907 D, 27cm high Note: Albert Valentien joined the American Arts and Crafts pottery of Rookwood in 1881 becoming one of the firm's top decorators. He left in 1905 to pursue a career in fine art.
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