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Bernard Rooke (British, b.1938): a stoneware studio pottery lamp base - of tapered rectangular form below a bell-shaped neck, decorated to both sides with a domed roundel within a spiral of geometric symbols, impressed 'Rooke Made in England', 22.75cm high.

Bernard Rooke (British, b.1938): a stoneware studio pottery lamp - ovoid form, decorated to both sides with a musician below an arc of musical script, with folded sheet music style handles, incised 'BR' mark just above base, 33cm high plus light fitting.

Bernard Rooke (British 1938-) Tall "Brutalist" Vase Thrown stoneware with celadon glaze and bands of geometric detail in relief on flared base, impressed Rooke, together with a similar large "Mushroom" plaque in relief and incised, applied to a wooden board, unmarked (af).The vase 40cm high, the plaque 32cm x 46.5cmThe vase with small chip to rim and shoulder; the plaque with two notable cracks and chips to left corners.

A Bernard Rooke candelabra 28cm tall and 20cm wide a jardiniere , oil lamp and shade. Note damage to jardiniere. Postage D

Miscellaneous Lot of Mixed Collectibles, to include a Goblin Teasmade, three Barometers, a large timer, a Burslem large Art Deco jug 11" tall, plated candelabra, Bernard Rooke wall sconce, assorted plates, cloisonne pot, etc.

BERNARD ROOKE (BRITISH, B. 1938) THE CONDUCTOR. signed (lower right), oil on board 46 x 30cm.

A studio pottery slab vase of Bernard Rooke style, signed 'LH' for Louis Hudson, 25cm H

Y BERNARD ROOKE (b.1938) - a stoneware sectional floor standing lamp base, the four sections decorated with dragonflies and other insects and plants, on a swept square base, incised signature beside wire hole, 49" high (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No apparent damage or restoration. HOWEVER, there is a missing section between the top and main large pierced circular section (which enclosed a bulb), no shade.

Two Bernard Rooke pottery table lamps complete with shades

A Bernard Rooke "Totem Pole" lamp decorated leaves and dragonfly and other insects

A large Bernard Rooke table lamp with leaf and owl decoration, complete with shade

A Bernard Rooke, baluster vase, decorated leaves and birds; Bernard Rooke preserve pot with butterfly decoration and another

A small Bernard Rooke lamp with acorn and squirrel decoration; a Bernard Rooke squat baluster vase decorated frogs and lily pads; and a similarly decorated candlestick

† ALAN WALLWORK (1931-2019); a stoneware pebble form partially covered in grey glaze with iron staining and incised and impressed decoration picked out in kaki, incised W mark, height 13cm, and a slightly taller bulbous vessel with textured surface covered in oatmeal and iron glaze by Bernard Rooke, height 14.5cm (2). Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

A collection of studio pottery to include Bernard Rooke lidded pot, Charlie Tustin pot, lidded canisters and dish etc. Tallest 19cm

Two vintage Bernard Rooke Pottery vases, tallest H 32cm, smallest H 22cm, together with six Stoke Gabriel Lotus 1970's glazed cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl.

Bernard Rooke (b.1938-) Studio Pottery lamp of abstract form with South American inspired symbol pattern. Height incl. shade: 45cm

Bernard Rooke, Studio Pottery lamp base of circular form on pedestal base. Height incl. shade: 70cm

Bernard Rooke, Studio Pottery lamp base of circular form on pedestal base. Height incl. shade: 70cm

Bernard ROOKE (1938) 'Container Ships, Felixstone' and 'Felixstone Docks' Container Ships, mixed media monoprint, signed, 20cm x 26.5cm, 30cm x 36.5cm mounted; Felixtone Docks, mixed media, signed, including oil, collage and linocut, 18cm x 25.5cm, 34cm x 41cm framed (2) Shipping is available from £25.22 to a UK Mainland address.

A Bernard Rooke pottery mantel clock with dragon fly and oak leaf decoration

A large Bernard Rooke pottery vase with raised rockwork decoration

A Bernard Rooke cylindrical tapering vase with stylised incised decoration

A Bernard Rooke pottery vase of stylised form

A Bernard Rooke pottery mantel clock with dragonfly, butterfly and reed decoration

A Bernard Rooke pottery Totem Pole type table lamp

Style of Bernard Rooke, mid 20th century Stoneware table lamp of geometric form, a similar example, three graduated square sectional vases, Studio pottery bowl and a model of a cat (qty)

Manner of Bernard Rooke, two large Stoneware flasks, rectangular form, largest 41.5cm h (2)

A Bernard Rooke curved bottle-shaped table lamp, 1970s, of irregular tapering form and decorated with incised and embossed geometric motifs over a textured ground, seal to base, 36cm high; together with a 1970s Louis Hudson rectangular stoneware flower vase, similarly decorated with an arrangement of incised geometric emblems, seal to base, 20cm high and an unsigned partially glazed stoneware totem, modelled as a figure wearing a fish form hat and necklace, 19cm high (3)Provenance: The Collection of Lord Myners, former Chairman of the Board of Trustees at the TateAll three pieces are in good condition, free from damage or repair.

BERNARD ROOKE (British, B. 1938), a Brutalist lamp, terracotta, 33.5cm high including fitting, together with a Bitossi stoneware lamp base, 21.5cm including fitting (2)

Bernard Rooke pottery lamp base, in the form of frogs and lily pads, 18cm high excluding lamp fitting, together with a Studio stoneware pottery figure of an owl, 19cm high, and a small German pottery vase

Bernard Rooke pottery vase with dragonfly decoration, 25cm high

Bernard Rooke pottery wheel vase with abstract decoration, 28cm high

Bernard Rooke pottery wheel vase with abstract decoration, 28.5cm high

Large Bernard Rooke pottery lamp with dragonfly decoration, 49cm high including brass fitting

Two vintage Bernard Rooke Pottery vases, tallest H 32cm, smallest H 22cm, together with six Stoke Gabriel Lotus 1970's glazed cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl.

A Bernard Rooke wall plaque depicting dragonflies and bee in landscape, unmarked, 31.5cm x 27cm

Two Bernard Rooke pottery vases, one AF; and a Bernard Rooke pottery dish AF

A Bernard Rooke pottery vase decorated with frogs and lily pads, initialled B.R. and another Bernard Rooke pottery vase decorated with circular projections, initialled B.R.

Bernard Rooke tall Totem Lamp H79cm x W22cm x D9cm

Bernard Rooke (b.1938): A Stoneware Sculptural Lamp, c.1970s, dry matt surface, impressed ROOKE,53cm high (damaged)Top of lamp where it meets fitting with large area of repair and a small loss, chip to the main body at the lower half, otherwise ok

Bernard Rooke (b.1938): A Tall Stoneware Sculptural Totem Floor Lamp, 1970s, in eight sections, dry matt surface, impressed ROOKE,100cm highChip to top conical piece. Chip to second face. Wear between joins.

Bernard Rooke (1938), five studio pottery animals. Comprising, an elephant, height 19.5cm, a hippopotamus, a hare and two rams, some with incised initials, the rams with paper labels (5).

Bernard Rooke (1938) large pottery wheel vase. Impressed Rooke, height 33cm together with a Rooke lamp base and another Rooke vase. (3)The lamp base is 36.5cm high. There is a glued break around the rim.The two vases are in good order.

Bernard Rooke (1938), a large studio pottery figure of a hippopotamus. With mouth open wide, initialled, height 27cm, length 43cm.Both lower teeth have been broken and glued, otherwise, just a few paint splashes.

A Bernard Rooke Alvingham Mouse studio pottery part tea and dinner service, on brown stoneware ground, comprising eight large dinner plates, eight side plates, six bowls, two tureens and covers, six tea cups, coffee pot, teapot, three jugs, vinaigrette bottle, candle stand, two salt and pepper pots. (a quantity)

A Bernard Rooke pottery wall pocket

A large Bernard Rooke table lamp of circular form

A 20th century studio pottery table lamp and shade, in the manner of Bernard Rooke, h.40cm including shade

A studio pottery table lamp, in the Cornish taste, possibly Bernard Rooke (bn. 1938), 16cm high under fitting, 21cm high overall

Bernard Rooke (b. 1938). a large studio pottery plaque decorated with a dragonfly and butterfly amongst lily pads and reeds, 105.5cm x 65cm including frame.

Bernard Rooke (b. 1938). dragon fly and leaf floor lamp. The organic Brutalist style floor standing studio pottery lamp by Bernard Rooke, decorated with leaves and dragon flies with a circular smoked glass table to the middle section, raised on a circular stepped plinth base, signed to base, approx. 115cm height not including shade or fitting.

Law - Justice of the Peace to include: Nelson (W.) The Office and Authority of a Justice of the Peace, London: Eliz. Nutt for J. Walthoe et al., 1718, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label, title in red and black, 2 pages of publisher's advertisements; The Justice's Case Law, London: for James Lacy et al., 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label; Higgs (Joseph) A Guide to Justices being modern English Precedents, London: for C. Ward et al., 1734, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label, 1 page publisher's advertisements, half title; [Anon] The Universal Officer of Justice, London: for John Rooke, 1730, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label; Jacob (Giles) The Modern Justice: Containing the Business of a Justice of Peace in all its Parts, London: for B. Lintot, 1720, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label, 2 pages of publisher's advertisements; Blackerby (Samuel), The First Part of the Justice of Peace his Companion, London: for J. Walthoe, 1730, 16mo, full calf; J[acob] (G[iles]), The Compleat Parish Officer, London: for Bernard Lintot, 1726, 12mo, full calf, 4 pages of publisher's advertisements; Shaw (Joseph) Parish Law, London: for F. Cogan, 1733, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label; Shaw (Joseph) The Practical Justice of Peace ... in two volumes, London: for Thomas Ward, 1728, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label, two volumes, one page of publisher's advertisements preceding title; Burn (Richard and John) The Justice of the Peace and Parish Officer ... in four volumes, London: for T. Cadell, 1788, 8vo, full calf with red morocco title label, four volumes, sixteenth edition, bookplates for Lord Sandys, with tipped in handwritten notes relating to the 'Constable of the Parish of Ombersley' and a larger leaf regarding 'some imperfections in the sixteenth edition of Burn's Justice' (14)Ombersley Court, Worcestershire

A Bernard Rooke mid century table lamp

A large Bernard Rooke pottery vase, relief decorated with insects, birds and flowers, paper label to base, 47cm high

Bernard Rooke (b.1938) - a studio pottery vase, partially glazed, with raised stylised opposing dragonfly decoration, incised monogram towards lower edge of one side, with paper label verso, h.25cm

Bernard Rooke (b.1938) - Abstract Composition, mixed media, signed in pencil lower left, 49.5 x 74cm

Studio pottery Bernard Rooke vase with butterfly design to the body height approx 14cm and a Gordon Cooke vase height approx 13.5cm. No signs of damage to either piece.

A STUDIO POTTERY STONEWARE TABLE LAMPProbably by Bernard Rooke (b. 1938), circa 1970 Of tapering form, modelled with ‘brutalist’ motifs, 100cm high

W H Goss pottery biscuit barrel, two matching beakers, decorated "Wonderful effects of imagination", Bernard Rooke pottery vase and a pair of Blanc de Chine posy holders