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Quentin Bell (1910-1996) Painted Dish for Fulham Pottery the centre with an incised design of young girl with parasol within a blue border inscribed "Eurynome" after the ancient Greek deity, impressed marks to base for Fulham pottery and Bell cypher within a circle 28cm diameter28cm diameterrestored
A collection of Hull interest to include a copper tray marked Hammond's Osborne Street, Hull. A second copper tray marked WM. Craft and Sons Beverley Road Hull. A pair or wire rim spectacles by Prout Bros D.B.O.A Opticians, Incidents in the History of Kingston Upon Hull book by C.S. Todd, F.S.A 1869, along with The Old Fulham Pottery adaptable hot water bottle and bed warmer and a Royal Insurance glass wall plaque.
Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) 'Coralie' range 'DW2 B' wall pocket vase, together with a Fulham Pottery 'MA' wall pocket vase, circa 1940-50 Unglazed and glazed earthenware Impressed and printed manufacturer's marks 'DW2 B' : 20cm high, 24.5cm wide ; 'MA' : 19cm high, 29cm wide (2) Condition Report: 'DW2 B' : Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. The interior glaze with fine craquelure throughout and hairlines throughout. 'MA' : Fine craquelure to exterior glaze throughout, interior glaze with more noticeable craquelure
William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Alberware range 'FMA' & 'FMC' mantel vases, circa 1937 Glazed earthenware Printed manufacturer's marks FMA : 20cm high, 43cm wide ; FMC : 14cm high, 44cm wide (2)Condition Report: Light general surface wear to include minor marks otherwise in generally good clean condition
Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery Napoleon's hat vase, circa 1935 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed facsimile signature and incised 'C.S 155. 7' 20.5cm high, 43cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include light marks and minor scuffs. Interior glaze with craquelure throughout, some minor brown marks and two hairlines running into rim.
Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery 'V1' flower vase, circa 1930s Glazed earthenware Impressed manufacturer's marks 29.5cm high, 34cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks and faint scratches. The glaze with fine craquelure throughout. Some pitting marks and blemishes to glaze from manufacture.
Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery Pair of 'WDK' vases, circa 1930s Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed Manufacturer's marks 13cm high, 33.5cm wide (2) Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks and faint scratches. The interior glaze of each with fine craquelure throughout. one vase with two glaze hairlines running from interior into rim
Florence Standfast for Constance Spry (1886-1960), produced by Fulham Pottery Large twin handled mantle vase, circa 1930s Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Stamped maker's marks 20.5cm high, 47cm wide Provenance Fred Wilkinson collection (Director of Constance Spry Ltd) Private collection Footnote This lot was originally kept at Winkfield Place, where, in 1946, Constance Spry set up a residential college to teach young women the art of flower arranging Condition Report: Light general surface wear, minor blemishes and marks throughout, small firing crack to underside.
Florence Standfast for Constance Spry (1886-1960), produced by Fulham Pottery Fern-sided 'No. 80' mantle vase, circa 1935 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed facsimile signature and incised '80' 16cm high, 40cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include light marks and minor manufacturing blemishes. Interior glaze with craquelure throughout and one hairline. Stand and lower edge of vase with brown staining/discolouration
Charles West for Fulham Pottery Near pair of 'FWE' mantle vases, circa 1950 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Each approximately 16cm high, 38cm wide (2)Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. The interior glaze of each with fine craquelure and small blemishes to glaze from manufacture
Fulham Pottery Pair of 'CH' wall pocket vases, circa 1940 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed manufacturer's marks 26cm high, 49cm wide (2)Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There are some minor firing cracks to bottom of one wall pocket. The interior glaze to both with craquelure throughout
Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery 'WK' Jardinière, circa 1930s Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed manufacturer's marks 12.5cm high, 27cm wideCondition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. The interior glaze with very fine craquelure throughout.
Charles West for Fulham Pottery Three 'FWD' mantle vases, circa 1950 Glazed earthenware Two with printed manufacturer's marks one impressed 'FWD 2' 15.5cm high, 29.5cm wide (3)Condition Report: White glazed vases with light general surface wear, in good overall condition. The black glazed vase with some brown staining to interior and with very minor loss to lower edge of base.
Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery 'Coralie' range 'DWM 2' flower vase, circa 1938 Glazed earthenware Impressed manufacturer's marks 24cm high Condition Report: Overall light general surface wear. There is a shallow chip to base approx. 1cm wide, there are also fine cracks with minor chips to the interior arms supporting the inner flower holder.
William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Alberware range 'FMB' mantle vase, circa 1937 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed manufacturer's marks 14cm high, 35cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, small scratches and general handling marks. The exterior with areas of brown staining/ discoloration. There is a small area of craquelure to the interior glaze. There is a firing crack from manufacture to underside of base.
William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Alberware range 'FMA' mantle vase, circa 1937 unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed manufacturer's marks 19cm high, 43cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There is an in-filled chip to inner rim. There is a fine hairline one one side visible to interior and exterior
Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery 'Coralie' range 'DW2' flower vase, circa 1938 Glazed earthenware Impressed manufacturer's marks 21cm high Condition Report: Craquelure to glaze throughout, some heavier more noticeable craquelure to one side. There are some small hairline firing cracks from manufacture to base.
William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Alberware range 'FMC' mantle vase, circa 1937 unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed manufacturer's marks 14cm high, 44cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There are some visible areas to the exterior where a white wash has been applied (possibly to cover stains or restoration). There are what appear to be two small blemishes with small firing cracks to one side of the vase. The interior glaze with fine craquelure throughout and with some deeper hairlines.
Charles West for Fulham Pottery 'FWF' mantle vase, circa 1950 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior 17cm high, 42cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There are some areas with brown discolouration to lower surfaces of vase. The interior glaze with fine craquelure throughout
Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery, an early 20th century Lotus leaf shaped mantel vase, cream glazed pottery raised on a footed base, the underside with printed marks 'THE POTTERY FULHAM LONDON' and incised 'FWD', 15cm high x 29.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request
William John Marriner (1881-1967) for Fulham Pottery, an early 20th century Spry Scalloped shaped mantel vase, cream glazed pottery raised on a footed base, the underside with printed marks 'THE POTTERY FULHAM LONDON' and incised 'FMC3', 10cm high x 32cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request
Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery, an early 20th century Lotus leaf shaped mantel vase, cream glazed pottery raised on a footed base, the underside with incised marks 'THE POTTERIES / FULHAM / LONDON', 'MADE IN / ENGLAND', and incised 'FWD', 18.7cm high x 34cm wide, A/FIf there is no condition report shown, please request
* De Morgan (William, 1839-1917). An early Fulham period Persian ovoid pottery vase decorated by Joe Juster, birds and foliage sprays in aubergine, green, turquoise and blue on a white ground, impressed mark, painted 'JJ' to base, 19 cm (7.5 ins) high, light crazing, very small areas of wear to rim QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: M. D. E. Clayton-Stamm, thence by family descent.This vase is illustrated in colour in William Gaunt and M. D. E. Stamm, William De Morgan, (London: Studio Vista, 1971), item 72, page 92.
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.
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.
† 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.
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.
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.
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