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Lot 70
Pottery selection to include 1960's Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen rabbit bowl No.1052/5317, organic style Poole pottery vase, Ewenny Pottery blue glaze bowl, Fulham Pottery Hurlingham three twist handle jar vase, Bretby Clanta bowl vase 2497 and green vase 2117D, Michael Anderson large decorative fruit bowl 4567, two Devonshire udder vases and wave finish vase.
Lot 1116
Quentin Bell (British 1910-1996) for the Fulham Pottery, a pottery vase, moulded with a double portrait bust of a man and woman, initialled QB, and signed to base, 30.5cm highCondition Report: Under fluorescent light one can see areas of over painting, possibly oil, and there appear to be paint losses. These areas are noticeable over both faces and there appears to be an un-eveness in the contours of the face. The body of the vessel appears to be fully vitrified and does not appear to have been cracked or repaired. Potentially this is a mixed media piece or someone has at some point enriched the surface with oil paint. Viewing is highly recommended before bidding.
Lot 651
† VICKY WALTON; a tin glazed earthenware bowl with polychrome decoration, painted VW mark, diameter 20cm, and a large bowl covered in pale yellow glaze with iron decoration by a different maker, diameter 38.5cm (2).Walton worked for many years under the tuition of Quentin Bell at Fulham Pottery and became the first curator at Charleston House in the early 1980s. Much of her ceramic work is in the Charleston collection. Condition Report: Large bowl has several rim and body chips and stilt marks/glaze misses to the well, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations.
Lot 70
William De Morgan (1839-1917), a ruby lustre 'BBB' tile, c.1880, with a faint Fulham Pottery mark to the verso, 16cm square, anda Persian-inspired tile, with a gridded foliate pattern in blue, stamped with a Merton End mark to the verso, 16cm square (2)Provenance: The Estate of Max Clendinning and Ralph Adron.Condition ReportThe ruby lustre example with even crazing. Some wear to the edges. Some minor marks to the centre. The Persian inspired example with a cup to the edge. With crazing throughout.
Lot 67
William De Morgan (1839-1917), a pair of 'BBB' tiles, late 19th century, each decorated with a yellow flower, impressed with Fulham Pottery marks to the verso (D.M 98),16cm square (2)Provenance: The Estate of Max Clendinning and Ralph Adron.Condition ReportThe marks worn to both. With scuffs to the edges from previous mounting brackets. Even crazing to the surface of both.
Lot 17
An early Martin Brothers stoneware vase by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1874, slender, cylindrical form with flaring top rim, incised with columns of stylised foliage above flowerhead band, in blue and ochre on a buff ground, incised R W Martin at Fulham, and incised R W Martin Fulham to outside of top rim, professional restoration to top rim, 21cm. high ProvenanceThe Spearman collection of Martin Brothers Pottery.
Lot 3
A tall pair of CIC Bailey Fulham Pottery stoneware vases by Edgar Kettle, dated 1875, shouldered baluster form, with applied handles, incised two entwined fighting serpents, the reverse with perched and flying birds, in blue, green and brown on a buff ground, the neck with stylised flowerheads, incised marks, No.130, and Kettle monogram, minor frits to handles, 36.5cm. high (2)
Lot 108
A Royal Doulton Art Union of London Stoneware Jug, by Mark V Marshall, with a shaped rim, tubelined band of stylised flowers, impressed factory marks, artist's monogram, numbered 688 and stamped ART UNION OF LONDON,27cm highA Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase, carved decoration, impressed factory marks and 1883, incised artist's monogram,22cm highA Doulton Lambeth Stoneware 1902 Coronation Mug, with relief portrait medallions of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, impressed factory maks,10.5cm highA C.J.C Bailey Fulham Pottery Stoneware Jar, sgraffito decorated by Edgar Kettle with monogrammed sheild and impressed repeating patterns, incised marks C.J.C Bailey Fulham and artist's monograms,11cm high (4)1. Art Union jug is in good order. 2. Vase has a visible hairine on the inside. 3. Coronation mug has two tiny nicks to the rim. 4. Bailey jar has a hairline coming down from the rim and a chip. See extra images.
Lot 105
A collection of vintage saltglazed stoneware bottles. Including four cider flagons, one marked 'J. Allen & Co' and another 'Stansfeld & Co'. Max. H33cm Condition Report: names : Beard Browning Woodroffe , Lewes - 2 tone ston Doulton 2 tone wit loop handleeimpressed ' H Gikbert wine & spirit Merchant, Bull Inn, Newick impressed 'A1008 J Allen & Co, Wine & Spirit Merchant, LEICESTER' 2 tone stonewareprinted fulham pottery, 'Stansfeld & Co, Rose Brewery RED HILL' 2 tone stonewareStiff lambeth , impressed 'ANCSL 1 GALL' 2 tone stonewareKnee Cracker...Wedmore...Mead Honey LiquerArmy & Navy Co operative Society, Limited label nearly all without fault some tops missing but photos should reveal all, an alright set !
Lot 477
A Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery twin handled earthenware mantel vase c.1935, pale Devon clay fired to light cream and unglazed to exterior, clear glazed within. Impressed signature mark "Constance Spry Flower Decorations" to base. Note: For a vase of identical form see front cover of original "Constance Spry Vases" catalogue. Measures 48.5 cm wide by 21 cm high by 16 cm deep. Condition: Good condition, general dirtiness and spotting. Would benefit from gentle cleaning.
Lot 220
A large Fulham stoneware flagon or serving bottle, mid 19th century, of four gallon size, impressed inscription '335 George Dady Norwich' beneath the spout, the handle impressed with a 4, beneath that 'Fulham Stone Pottery Glazed Inside', 46cm.Provenance: formerly the Jonathan Horne Collection.George Dady was landlord of The Walnut Tree Shades pub in Norwich, and is listed as a wine and spirit merchant in directories of the 1850s. He died in a suspected suicide in 1859 at the age of 27, having been found drowned in a cistern after experiencing financial worries. His wife took over the pub but was killed the following year in a gunpowder explosion. Their two young children were rescued from the blast by a passing sailor and were cared for by their grandparents before being transferred to a London orphanage in 1865.
Lot 603
† VICKY WALTON; a large deep earthenware bowl decorated with fish, painted VW mark, diameter 30cm.Walton worked for many years under the tuition of Quentin Bell at Fulham Pottery and became the first curator at Charleston House in the early 1980s. Much of her ceramic work is in the Charleston collection. Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 212
A Fulham Pottery Summer tile designed by John Piper, printed in green, black and blue with a stylised face, impressed factory mark, facsimile signature, 16.5cm. square Catalogue notesThis tile, from a set of four Seasons tiles, was commissioned by the Tate Gallery to commemorate their John Piper exhibition, (1983-1984)
Lot 465
AR * Abrahams (Ivor, 1935-2015). Dancer, bronze with green patina, depicting a dancer resting on the top of their back, legs in the air pointing to the right, screwed onto base (one screw missing, one sheared), resting on a base 7mm thick, figure 150mm, total height 157 mm x 120 mm, label to verso 'IA23' numbered 6/9, together with Female Dancer, bronze with green patina, showing a figure sitting on the floor with back arched, one hand to head, legs bent, '1' in pen to underside of base, screwed onto a 19 mm high base, figure 120mm tall, overall height 139 mm, and Back Flip, bronze with green patina, depicting a female figure arching her back, screwed onto 18 mm base, figure height 115 mm, overall 133 mm high, and Back Flip, bronze with green patina, depicting a female figure arching her back, screwed onto 18 mm base, figure height 115 mm, overall 133 mm high, together with: Abrahams (Ivor, 1935-2015). Trees, glazed pottery in purple and blue, monogrammed and dated '76?' to lower right, signed and dated '81' in black pen to inside bottom edge, length 33 cm (13 ins), together with Trees, circa 1976, glazed pottery in cream and black, monogrammed to lower right, artist's name and '3/30' in black pen to bottom, '76' in pen to verso, length 33 cm (13 ins), and Fulham Pottery, 1983, ceramic, painted green and yellow, signed, titled and dated in purple ink to verso, diameter 23 cm (9 ins)QTY: (7)NOTE:This first work is possibly from Abrahams' Trente-Six series of bronzes produced in 1989, in a limited edition of 9.
Lot 105
Constance Spry (British, 1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery A mantel vase, unglazed buff earthenware, elongated oval part form with twin loop handles, on a shaped pedestal foot, white glazed interior, impressed Constance Spry facsimile signature (rubbed), 8¼ x 18½ inches (21cm high by 47cm long). * Firing cracks to underside of stem. Some surface dirt and debris. The lower section of one handle has been broken off and glued back into place.
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