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Click here to subscribeCharlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal, circa 1930s Art Deco pottery hand painted charger/wall plate in the 'Blue Peony' pattern, featuring a pattern of tessellating lilac and blue flowers on a mottled white ground, signed and with hand painted 'Rhead' to base, 32cm diameterCondition ReportOverall in good order. There is some typical light glaze crazing overall, some minor misfired motting to central blue roundel, some minute scratching to enamels.
A blue and purple glass vase, c1970, 25cm h, a Poole Pottery black vase, a blue Mdina vase, a Burnsley Ware vase designed by Charlotte Rhead, four pieces of mid-century decorative clear glass, including Daum, an Orrefors glass spiral twist vase, c1960, engraved Orrefors 2444/2 and a studio pottery blue stoneware vase, 29.5cm h, inscribed Kim (10) Minor scratches to base consistent with age, faint scratch up from base, chip to foot of Mdina vase, decorative clear glass with scratches to bases consistent with age, Minor scratches to sides, spiral twist vase with scratches to base consistent with age
A group of four Charlotte Rhead pottery vases, 20th century, each with tube lined decoration, signed, two with printed marks for 'Crown Ducal', inscribed 'TLYG 1', '5393D', '133' and '149', the largest 31.5cm highCondition ReportAll with rubbing to the rims. black and gold - crazing to the inside. Some minor rubbing. No chips or damage.
A Wileman & Co Foley Intarsio Pottery White Rabbits Vase, circa 1900, designed by Frederick A Rhead, of baluster form, decorated with a central band of white rabbits in a landscape within stylised floral bands, printed factory mark and 3135, Rd No. 337996,33cm (lacking cover)Heavy crazing with some discolouration visible in the white rabbits. Glaze flaw above the ears of a rabbit. Some residual white paint spray. Some blooming in the glaze. Small hairline to inside of rim.
Frederick Hurton Rhead (American, 1880-1942) for Roseville Pottery, United States. Tall studio pottery ceramic umbrella planter vase vessel or pot depicting peacocks perched amid trees on a deep blue matte ground, late 19th to 20th century. With a flared footrim atop wide tripod feet. Bands of painted vines and floral motifs along the neck and footrim. Pencil signed and carved "724" along the underside.Height: 20 in x diameter: 9 1/2 in.Condition: There are several large cracks and restorations that are apparent when viewed under UV light. Crazing throughout. Wear along the footrim. Dust and debris gathered along the interior.
A mixed lot of ceramics and collectables including Wedgwood, Staffordshire pottery dog, Cussons Apple Blossom soap set in original box, pen knives, metalware, vintage lighter, books including Dickens, Charlotte Rhead vase, Beswick vase etc. Rhead vase has chip to rim and hairline crack. Beswick vase has chip to base
20TH CENTURY BRITISH CERAMICS including a Bretby blue glazed jardiniere, impressed marks, 19cms (h), Hewley Pottery musical coronation jug (1937), 20cms (h), Bretby rectangular plaque 'Sam Weller', 27 x 21cms, Crown Ducal Art Deco jug by Charlotte Rhead, 19cms (h) etcProvenance: private collection Conwy
A Large Crown Ducal Pottery Vase, by Charlotte Rhead, together with various other ceramics and metalwares including, a Clarice Cliff cakestand, a small dish and pot in the crocus pattern, a Troika cube vased, a modern Moorcroft vase, various cups, saucers, vases and dishes, a Turkish brass ewer and a copper twin handled vessel (qty)
An Arts & Crafts Royal Cauldon Pottery Charger, by Frederick Rhead, decorated with a stylised pheonix under a compartmentalised border, together with a similar Crown Ducal charger, by Charlotte Rhead (2) Royal Cauldon Pottery charger - crazed and crackedCrown Ducal charger - crazed, some light surface scratches
Three pieces of Art Deco pottery, comprising two Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal twin-handled vases, shape 148, comprising 'Persino' pattern, circa 1932-1935, and 'Blue Peony', circa 1935-38, 15cm high; and a green Susie Cooper jug decorated with charging rams, bright green glaze, 23cm high, each signed (3)Provenance: The Charlotte Rhead vases are ex. Bernard Bumpus Collection previously sold in these rooms in February 2011. See Bernard Bumpus, 'Collecting Rhead Pottery', Francis Joseph, 1999, pg 51 plate 54, where the 'Persino' vase is illustrated.Condition:Suzie Cooper jug - two small glaze nibbles near foot rimGreen Charlotte Rhead vase - foot rim wear and poor glaze adhesionBlue vase - scratches and scuffs to blue paint on rims and handles. Small patch of glaze crazing
A Bursley Ware Charlotte Rhead Charger, a Denby Glyn College dish, a Doulton pottery charger decorated with fish, a Swedish turquoise glaze condiment set, and an Anita Harris Studio vase (5)Charlotte Rhead - 42cm Glyn College dish - 24cm, the other is 39.5cm Glyn college, is a little crazed, the remainder of the items are all in good order
English ceramics to include a set of Burleigh ware plates, designed by Charlotte Rhead, pattern number 4101 to include a sandwich plate, 29.5cm at widest point, and six small plates 15cm, a Burleigh Ware 'wake Up' bowl, a Crown Devon candlestick and a set of Davenport Pottery Co Ltd limited edition plates (1985).
A Bourne Denby Danesby Ware Tyg, decorated in blues, factory marks to base D 29cm x H 18cm, together with a Charlotte Rhead for Burleigh twin-handled Vase, decorated in oranges and greens, heavily restored, printed marks and signature to base, H 20cm and a Carter's Poole Pottery Bowl, of blue colour, impressed mark, D 26cm (3)
Alfred Rhead and Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery three ceramic freeform vases, one decorated with a repeating leaf motif in green, impressed '686' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 24cm high, another decorated with green and black stripes with small stars, impressed '595' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 22cm high, the third vase with bands of various purples and greens, impressed '686' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 24cm high (3) Overall signs of display wear, marks consistent with age and use. Minimal glaze faults, some small scratches, otherwise seems ok.
Alfred Rhead and Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery collection of ceramics to include: a bowl with infinity style design to the rim, painted and printed marks to the base, 22cm across x 9cm high, a tall pedestal vase in a similar colourway, painted and printed marks to the base. 19.5cm high, two boat shaped dishes, with handpainted decoration, painted and printed marks to the base, each measures 25cm wide x 10cm high, small pot with red and green painted motifs, painted and printed marks to the base, 11cm high and three other smaller pieces (8) All with overall wear, marks and scratches. One of the boat dishes with glaze faults to the rim, in the manufacture, not damaged.
Alfred Rhead and Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery three ceramic freeform vases, the first of tapering form with flaring neck, decorated with green painted motifs, impressed '725' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 19.5cm high, the second vase also decorated with green painted motifs, impressed '716' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 20cm high overall and one other smaller vase decorated with purple and red motifs, impressed '652', painted and stamped marks to the base, 11cm high (3) Overall display wear, minimal scratches.
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