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The Michael & Valerie Gregg Collection — Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.

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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:722
Sale Title:The Michael & Valerie Gregg CollectionLots with images:721
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:717
Date:24-Mar-2024
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Wedgwood black basalt bust of Matthew prior, late 18th century, 18 cm high
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John Wesley antique Centennial commemorative black and white transfer plate, together with a shipping related plate and two commemorative mugs, early to mid 19th century, (4 items), the Wesley plate 26 cm wide
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Seven assorted antique English stoneware dishes and bowls including Imari patterns, makers include Copeland-Garrett, Ironstone, Spode, davenport, Derby and Masons, 19th century, the largest 26 cm wide
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Seven assorted antique plates, dishes and oval serving bowls, 18th/19th century, makers include davenport, Chelsea, Longton hall and others, the largest 28 cm wide
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Three antique English porcelain statues of seated figures, 18th/19th century, the largest 13 cm high
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Antique English pink rose patterned porcelain tea ware, candle holder, serving dishes etc., early 19th century, (12 items), factories include New Hall, Flight Barr & Barr and Derby, the largest 35.5 cm diameter
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Antique English porcelain tea ware including salt glazed teapots and serving dishes, Wedgwood and New Hall, 18th/19th century, (15 items), the largest serving plate 28 cm wide
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Three antique cabinet plates by Sevres, Swansea and other, 19th century, the largest 24.5 cm wide
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Six assorted antique porcelain plates and dishes including Derby, Chelsea, Nantgarw and others, 18th/19th century, the largest 24.5 cm wide
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Eight assorted antique porcelain plates and dishes, 18th and 19th century, including Chantilly, Longton hall, Swansea, Spode and Barr Flight Barr, the largest 24 cm wide
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Pratt Ware pair of English ceramic cabinet plates, circa 1850, 24 cm diameter
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Staffordshire group of six assorted antique pottery statues, early to mid 19th century, the largest 32 cm high
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Antique English blue and white porcelain meat platter, Wedgwood 'Ferrara' pattern plate, Burleigh Ware 'Asiatic Pheasant' plate, Spode Roman scene plate and two jugs, 19th century, (6 items), the platter 44 cm wide
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Caughley antique English tea bowl and saucer, circa 1780, (2 items), the saucer 13.5 cm diameter
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Martin Brothers antique English pottery double sided grotesque mug, incised 'R. W. Martin & Bros., London & Southall', 12 cm high
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Royal Doulton Potteries stoneware soap dish made for Wright's coal Tar soap, impressed details on the base, 15.5 cm wide
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Royal Doulton antique English porcelain ale jug with sterling silver mount, early 20th century, black factory mark to base, 20.5 cm high
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Gouda 'Lyrebird' Dutch pottery jug, factory marks to base, 24 cm high
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Souvenir & Royalty porcelain group including Edward VII, World War I tank, etc., 19th and 20th century, (12 items), the largest 10.5 cm high
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Lucie Rie & Hans Coper brown earthenware dish, stamped with both of the artist's monograms, 18.5 cm diameter. Lucie Rie (nee Gomperz, 1902 - 1995) and Hans Coper (1920 - 1981). Dame Lucie Rie, Dbe was an Austrian-born, independent, British studio potter working in a time when most ceramicists were male. She is known for her extensive technical knowledge, her meticulously detailed experimentation with glazes and with firing and her unusual decorative techniques. Lucie Gomperz was born in Vienna, the…
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Lucie Rie and Hans Coper cream glazed ceramic pouring vessel with celadon interior, bearing both artist's monogram marks, circa 1958, 7 cm high, 14.5 cm wide
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Michael Cardew, English glazed earthenware charger, circa 1975, impressed marks to base, 34 cm diameter. Michael Cardew (1901 - 1983) was an English studio potter who worked in West Africa for twenty years. Through Cardew's contact with Australian potter, Ivan McMeekin, in 1968 he was invited by the University of New South Wales to spend six months in the Northern Territory, introducing pottery to indigenous Australians. He travelled in America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, making pots, demonstrating…
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