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Auction House:Art+ObjectNumber of lots recorded:308
Sale Title:Modern DesignLots with images:306
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:261
Date:1-Mar-2022
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Daniel Steenstra for Crown Lynn Potteries, small baluster vase, with finely applied magenta, orange, green, black and blue encircling bands punctuated with randomly placed dots, factory stamp to the base, height 16 cm
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Crown Lynn Potteries, Titian studio 'Dribble pattern' vase, slip-cast ceramic, early 1970s, impressed no. 2094 to the base, height 15.5 cm
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Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Potteries, small hand-potted spherical vase, shape no. 9, with white cream glaze, stamped factory mark and incised shape number to the base, height 10 cm
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Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Potteries, small hand-potted cylindrical footed vase, shape no. 3, with white cream glaze, stamped factory mark and incised shape number to the base, height 13 cm
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Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Potteries, large hand-potted vase, shape no. 15 with white cream glaze, stamped factory mark and incised shape number to the base, height 22.5 cm
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Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn Potteries, small hand-potted vase, shape no. 11, with white cream glaze, stamped factory mark and incised shape number to the base, height 13 cm
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Crown Lynn Potteries, rare large trumpet neck vase, white slip-cast ceramic, the body with two tall bands in relief, c.1948-55, printed factory mark and impressed shape number 86 to the base, height 30.5 cm
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Crown Lynn Potteries, coffee set, with mustard glaze and impressed ribbed pattern, the set comprises of coffee pot, milk jug, sugar pot and four cups, impressed to the base with 'New Zealand' and nos. 1099, 6037, 1102 and 1101, the coffee pot, height 18.5 cm
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Len Castle, hanging bottle form, stoneware with umber pigment to the textured surface, scored centre section, impressed mark verso, 45.2 x 8 x 8 cm
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Len Castle, sea secret, circular form with undulating sculptured top, a pool of alkaline blue glaze to the centre, impressed mark to the base, 23 x 22 x 4.5 cm
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Len Castle, sea secret, of compressed vase form, the exterior carved with vertical ribs and washed with an aqua green pigment, the interior with an alkaline blue glaze, impressed mark to the base, 17 x 17 x 13 cm
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Len Castle, impressive charger, with alkaline blue glaze and impressed rope decoration, impressed Lc mark near to the foot and (later?) incised letter 'A', 54 x 54 x 8 cm
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Len Castle, large stoneware bowl, with an elegant jun glaze to the interior, the textured exterior washed with umber pigment, 38 x 38 x 11.5 cm
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Len Castle, small 'Avian' bowl, stoneware with deep aqua green glazed interior, textured exterior, impressed Lc mark to the base, 24 x 25 x 7.5 cm
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Sang-Sool Shim and Keum-Sun Lee, impressive and unique hanging platter, glazed and painted ceramic with high relief decoration of Nikau palms, signed to the base, diameter 44 cm. Provenance: purchased directly from the potters in 2009.
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John Featonby, large spherical floor vase, dung fired and burnished ceramic with a matt grey finish, incised koru design and four cut-out triangles to the shoulders, impressed signature to the base, 45 x 43 x 43 cm
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Peter Stichbury, large vase with trumpet neck, stoneware with poured black iron rich glaze over a lighter brown one, wax resist abstract motifs to the body, impressed mark to the foot, 35.5 x 22 x 22 cm
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Barry Brickell, stoneware bottle vase, of compressed form with shaped sides, with poured golden glaze to the neck and ash grey glaze to the body, impressed potter's mark to the foot, height 17 cm
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David Leach (England, 1911-2005), small cylindrical vase, stoneware carved with vertical bands and incised with horizontal lines, the unglazed exterior rubbed with ochre pigment, potter's mark to the base, height 10 cm
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Alexander sharp (Morar Pottery) (Scotland 1918-2010), large bowl, stoneware with a band of stylised decoration on reserve on a grey ground, potter's marks to the foot, diameter 25.5 cm. Provenance: by repute, purchased by the current owners from the Penwith gallery in St Ives in the 1960s when Alexander sharp was working with Bernard Leach.
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Elizabeth Lissaman, earthenware glazed bowl, raised on base decorated with geometric motifs, the exterior glazed with chocolate hue, the interior with concentric circles in deep cyan blue, potter's signature incised to base, height 7 cm, diameter 25 cm
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Attributed to Luke Adams Pottery, Trough vase, early white glazed ceramic trough, of rectangular shape with a stoneware-type body and spiral motifs on the side, unmarked, height 7.5 cm, width 14 cm
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Robyn Stewart, a small heart shaped bowl and a small blade form, burnished and pigmented ceramic, the bowl with the original potter's label to the base, the blade form marked to the base, 9 x 7.5 x 8.5 cm & 13 x 4.5 x 5 cm
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Robyn Stewart, anchor stone form, dung fired and burnished ceramic, impressed mark to the base, 9 x 7.5 x 8 cm
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Richard Parker, two small winged terracotta vases, the first with a bright blue glaze, the second with cream slip stripes, original label to the bases, 10 x 9.5 x 6 cm & 9 x 10 x 5.2 cm
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Paul Winspear, stoneware platter, with different shades of purple glazes, incised signature to the base, diameter 35.5 cm
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Fontana (Alliance textiles), Monty rug, decorated with a MacPherson tartan pattern in red, blue, green, yellow, black and white, original Woolmark label attached, 195 x 153 cm
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Kaiapoi textiles, clan travel rug, decorated with an Anderson tartan pattern in blue, red, green, black and white, original Woolmark clan label attached, 173 x 139 cm
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Kaiapoi Petone group textiles, clan travel rug, with a McDougal tartan pattern in red, green, purple and black, original Woolmark label attached, 171 x 132 cm
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Kaiapoi Petone group textiles, early 'Huia' travel rug, in bright orange, brown, green, black and white tartar design, original huia label attached, 187 x 1450
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Manatunga (Mosgiel Woollens Dunedin), travel rug, with a tukutuku panel pattern in mustard, brown and black, original Woolmark label attached, 165 x 133.5 cm
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Manatunga (U.E.B. Textiles Dunedin), travel rug, decorated with a tukutuku panel pattern in olive green, brown, black and white (with a small cut), original Woolmark label attached, 148 x 194 cm
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Kaiapoi Woollen Mfg.Co (Christchurch), early travel rug, in a red, green, white, black and blue tartan pattern, original Maori chief head label attached, 137 x 195 cm
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Two West German Pottery vases, with a sgraffito cut geometric design, the bases incised with 1202/30 and 1672/21, the taller, height 30.5 cm
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Two West German pottery vases, decorated with sgraffito and low relief designs, both bases impressed with, width Germany, one numbered 517-30 (the number on the second one is illegible), the taller, 30.5 cm
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A collection of four West Germany pottery vessels, including a tall jug, two jars and a small tapering vase, three impressed with, width Germany, numbered 407-35, 741-20, 650-14 and 135-15, height 34.5 cm
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Two small West German pottery vases, decorated with poured glaze over a wax resist design, the green vase impressed with, width germ. 526-17, the blue one with the Steuler mark and 142/20, the taller, height 20 cm
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Three small West German pottery vases, with red and brown flambe glazes, all impressed with, width Germany and numbered 499-18, 231-15 and 523-18 (this also stamped Scheurich-Keramik), the tallest, height 18 cm
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Gunnar Cyren for Orrefors, large Stenhammar crystal bowl, the thick sides with deep vertical cut panels, inscribed 'Orrefors Gc 4360-04' to the base, 26 x 18.2 x 14 cm. Provenance: a special order to Orrefors by fellow Swedish Company atlas Copco (NZ) to mark the retirement of their Chairman (the father of the current owner) in 1989.
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A Orrefors smoky glass ashtray and a Flygsfors blue 'Coquille' vase, both signed and with manufacturer labels, W. 17 cm and H. 20.5 cm
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