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Auction House:Young's Auctions (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:303
Sale Title:The Berry Collection Day 1Lots with images:303
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:277
Date:24-Aug-2008
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Merric Boyd pottery vase in the form of a koala with brown glaze, an incised signature on the base and dated 1915. A similar koala resides in the Shepparton Art Gallery
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Philippa James pottery jug with an applied gumnut and gumleaf decoration, an applied branch handle and pink, blue, and green glazes
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Jolliff (F E Cox). pottery vase, in a green glaze with thumb-pressed rim and thin applied handles, incised on base, 'Hand built by Jolliff' monogrammed and dated 1939, and Jolliff pottery bowl with applied handles and feet, in a light blue/grey glaze, incised on base 'Jolliff hand built, 1948', the vase 22 cm tall, bowl 11 cm tall, 22 cm wide
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Peggy Whiting hand built pottery lamp base in the form of a jug with a brown glazed branch handle, green glazed gum leaves, three gumnut babies, a mauve glazed body and a hole for the lead in the back
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Victoria Art Pottery red glazed vase with a woven cane and floral motif, stamped on the base 'Vap/Wf'. William Ferry (1861-1934) and his brother Graham (1847-1924) both studied under Dr Christopher Dresser in 1879. Graham moved to Australia in 1881 and opened the Brunswick Terracotta Works in 1886. William left England for Australia in 1896 after an extensive period at Burmantoff's Pottery
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Richard Sturrock 19th century pottery beaker, incised with herons and ferns and inscribed 'Rfb Sturrock, Guildford, Albion Street, East Brunswick'. 'Guildford' was the name of the Sturrock family home. Richard's father Alexander Sturrock is listed as being the owner of this property in the 1890s and 1900s. Richard Sturrock (1867-1953) produced his work at home and probably had it fired and glazed at his colleague's (William Ferry), Victoria Art Pottery. The glazes are very similar and the proximity of…
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Richard Sturrock 19th century green glazed grotesque vase of a seated fantasy creature, stamped on the base 'Sturrock, Guildford'. This piece was inspired by the popular Martin Bros. Pottery piece that was designed as a spoon warmer
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Richard Sturrock 19th century pottery figurine in the shape of a mythological winged beast with acanthus foliate scrolling to the shoulders, and another version in green glaze with three legs missing, attributed to (and undoubtedly) R. Sturrock. (Ref. The Potteries Of Brunswick, page 96.)
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Merric Boyd pottery bowl decorated with an incised farm scene of fences, paddocks, hills and clouds, coloured in brown and grey glazes, and the interior incised with a maple leaf
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Merric Boyd pottery jug with a blue glazed body, a landscape scene, an applied branch handle and incised on the base 'Gum Tree, Merric Boyd, 1943'
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PPP (Premier Preston Pottery) tankard with a hand painted cottage scene, signed on the base 'Xmas 1933, Ppp, R. Hawkins'. These tankards were not produced for commercial purposes, but were generally produced as gifts for family and friends
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Premier Preston Pottery tankard with a hand painted cottage scene, signed on the side 'R. Hawkins' and on the base 'Cook's Cottage, Great Ayton'
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PPP (Premier Preston Pottery) pottery jug decorated with a hand painted cottage and trees, signed on the base 'R. Hawkins' with an Oakover Road stamp
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PPP (Premier Preston Pottery) pottery jug with a hand painted windmill scene, stamped on the base with a 'Ppp' monogram and signed R. Hawkins
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Premier Preston Pottery pottery jug with a hand painted windmill scene, signed 'R. Hawkins' and stamped on the base with the Oakover Road mark
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Premier Preston Pottery vase with hand painted bird of paradise, stone wall and foliate decorations, signed 'R Hawkins' on the body and stamped with the 'Ppp' monogram on the base
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PPP (Premier Preston Pottery) Group of three pieces including a mottled coloured jug, vase with multi-coloured spills and a marbleised glazed bowl
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Remued Pottery jug with applied branch and gumnut decorations, unusual pink, grey and green glazing and showing strong Margaret Kerr design elements with finer leaves and large open gumnuts
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Remued pottery jug with a branch handle, gumleaf and gumnut decorations, a blue glazed cylindrical body and incised vertical lines, signed 'Remued'
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Remued Pottery vase in light brown glaze with an applied branch handle, a flared rim and a ribbed waist, signed 'Remued, 510/12'
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Remued Pottery statue of 'Pan', fawn glaze, original label on the base, pencilled title on the underside, 'Morning Song'. Rare and unrecorded, one of only four known Remued figurative statues, all of which have been found within the Berry Family Collection. 25 cm
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Remued Pottery statue of a 'Pirate', modelled with crossed arms, wearing a cloak and displaying a peg-leg, fawn coloured glaze, with original label on the base, rare and unrecorded. 28 cm
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Remued Pottery statue of a 'Sailor', modelled with a drink in one hand and the other on his hip, fawn coloured glaze with original label on base, damage to rim of hat. Rare and unrecorded. 27 cm
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Remued Pottery statue of a 'Pirate', modelled in standing pose with crossed arms, wearing a broad rimmed hat and an eye patch, pale green glaze, rare and unrecorded. 35 cm
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Unusual Australian hand built pottery sculpture, possibly a lamp base in the form of a tree trunk with a miner's cottage, rabbits and goanna, the cream body with blue, green and pink hand painted highlights, unmarked but similar glazes and colours to PPP.
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E. G. Greenway glazed pottery advertising display stand showing various scenes of potters at work, and 'City Of Parramatta' turquoise glazed circular pottery ornament with aboriginal hunting scene, the stand:12 cm, circular ornament: 8 cm diameter
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J A Barnard Knight table lamp base in the form of an Art Deco lady in blue dress, signed on the base and dated 1937. Original wiring and Bakelite fittings. 20 cm, not including the fittings
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William Ricketts earthenware sculpture with two figures, inscribed on the underside, 'Out of the Rocks They Come, Spirits From the Eternal Sun, WM. Ricketts'
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Ruby E Rookwood, pottery vase, blue glazed body decorated with an applied Lyre Bird on a branch. Monogrammed on the base, 'RER 12.34' Included is a notation that reads, 'A piece of my pottery, with my love to you both. Ruby E Rookwood.' 16 cm
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Newtone Pottery glazed vase with a hand painted decoration of a koala in a gum tree, stamped on base and signed 'Hand Painted', attributed to Daisy Merton
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Merric Boyd pottery bowl decorated with three applied koalas climbing amongst a tree branch, green and blue glazes, a very sturdy body, incised on the base 'Merric Boyd, 1932', and a NGV Exhibition label
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Merric Boyd pottery jug with a windswept landscape design, an applied trunk handle, an applied branch decoration and a green glazed interior and highlights, signed twice 'Merric Boyd, 1933'
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Australian School pottery vase with hand painted underglaze Aboriginal motifs, monogrammed 'Kakadu' on the side and dated' MCMXXX'
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Greenway pottery pair of flower troughs, decorated with fish and waves, in pale greens plus a Greenway pottery vase, decorated with swirling fish in a pale green glaze. Width 31 cm each
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