Sebastian Blackie (British, b.1949)
Bowl, with uneven rim, 9 1/4" across.

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery where purchased by the current vendor in 1981.

Sebastian Blackie (British, b.1949)
A large vessel, with uneven rim and faceted base, 11" across, approximately 10 1/2" high.

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery where purchased by the current vendor in 1981.

Henry Pim (British, b.1947)
A sculptural vessel, cover and stand, impressed motifs and twisted handles, incised signature, 18 1/2" high.

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery where purchased by the current vendor in 1981.

David Lloyd Jones (British, 1928-1994)
A large stoneware jug with tenmoku glaze, impressed potter's seal, 16" high.

Derek Emms (British, 1929-2004)
A bowl decorated with band of flowers and leaves in green, painted mark, 9 1/4" diameter.

David Leach (British, 1911-2005)
A Lowerdown pottery stoneware teapot and cover, painted floral motif, with cane handle, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 7 1/2" across.

Sara Robertson (British, b.1957)
'Open hearted they put their cards on the table', moulded wall piece/bowl in the shape of a heart, signed, 15 1/2" across.

Michael & Barbara Hawkins (British, 20th Century)
A 'John Dory' stoneware pedestal bowl, impressed potters' seal, 10 1/2" diameter, 8 1/4" high.

Walter Keeler (British, b.1942)
An earthenware serving dish, 1999, in green and yellow 'Whieldon' glaze, impressed potter's seal, 9" across, 5" high.

Illustrated:
Emmanuel Cooper and Amanda Fielding, Walter Keeler, The Gallery Ruthin Craft Centre, 2004, p.52 for a comparable example of this form.

Provenance:
with Contemporary Applied Arts, London.

John Maltby (British, b.1936)
A stoneware square dish painted with cross and flower abstract design, with moulded border, painted signature, 11 3/4" x 11 3/4".

Provenance:
with The Oxford Gallery, Oxford and purchased by the current vendor in 1986.

Ian Godfrey (British, 1942-1992)
Bird teapot, 1987-88, stoneware with white glaze, 4" high.

Exhibited:
Galerie Besson, London, Ian Godfrey-A Celebration, March 1993.

Provenance:
with Galerie Besson, London where purchased by the present owner in 1993.

Esias Bosch (South African, b.1923)
A Winchcombe Pottery earthenware jug, circa 1951-52, incised tree motifs, impressed potter's and pottery seal, 6 1/4" high.

Audrey Blackman (British, 1907-1990)
Two children with a monkey eating a banana, 1963, signed and dated, rolled porcelain, 5 1/2" across.

Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Dragonflies and Leaves' lustre bowl, monogrammed and numbered 4936, 8" diameter.

Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Dragonflies and Berries' lustre bowl, monogrammed and numbered 5019, 8 1/2" diameter.

Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Sunflower' lustre charger, monogrammed and numbered 3959, 13 3/4" diameter.

Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Fish & Seaweed' lustre baluster vase, monogrammed and numbered 5049, 8 1/2" high.

Jonathan Chiswell Jones (British, b.1944)
A 'Pomegranates' lustre vase, monogrammed and numbered 3959, 9 1/2" high.

David Roberts (British, b.1947)
A raku baluster vase, small loop handles, 15 1/2" high.

Kyoko Sasaki (Japanese, Contemporary)
A large vessel, with horizontal and vertical fission, mixed clays, 16" high.

Aldermaston Pottery
An earthenware bowl, decorated with blue and brown abstract motifs, possibly Caiger-Smith, painted monogramed, 13" diameter.

Jane Hamlyn (British, b.1940)
A stoneware slanting empty vessel, impressed potter's seal, 7 1/4" high.

Jane Hamlyn (British, b.1940)
A stoneware salt glazed milk jug, impressed potter's seal, 7 1/4" across.

Jane Hamlyn (British, b.1940)
A stoneware dish with wavy rim, impressed potter's seal, 14" across.

Bernard Forrester (British, 1908-1990)
An unomi tea bowl, with incised and painted decoration, painted initials, 3 1/2" high.

Robert Tinnyunt (Burmese, b.1940)
A stoneware vase of baluster form, painted willow tree decoration, impressed seal, 7 3/4" high, a St. Ives earthenware dish, with tree motif to the centre, impressed St. Ives seal, 6" diameter and two William Plumptre (b.1959) stoneware bowls, each 5 1/2" across (4).

Quentin Bell (British, 1910-1996)
A Fulham Pottery blue bowl painted with flowers, inscribed signature and pottery, 5 3/4" diameter and two further Quentin Bell Fulham Pottery dishes, each signed, 7" diameter and 6" diameter (3).

Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie (British, 1895-1985)
A stoneware bowl in crackled celadon ash glaze, incised wavy comb band, impressed potter's seal, 5 1/2" diameter.

Sally Dawson (Canadian, b.1927)
A porcelain teapot and cover, with fine crackle glaze, cane handle, impressed potter's seal, 7 3/4" high including handle.

Alan Caiger Smith (British, b.1930)
An Aldermaston Pottery pedestal bowl, 1977, abstact motifs, painted monogram and date cypher, 7 3/4" diameter, 6 3/4" high.

Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
A large Aldermaston Pottery conical bowl, 1979, the exterior with chequered foliate decoration, the interior with calligraphic scrolls, in gold and red lustres, painted potter's monogram and date cypher, 17 1/2" diameter, 7" high (restored).

Alan Caiger-Smith (British, b.1930)
A pair of Aldermaston Pottery candlesticks, in red lustre, painted potter's monogram, 13" high.

Michael Cardew (1901-1983)
A Winchcombe Pottery earthenware wall pocket, with incised decoration and dark treacle glaze, impressed potter's and pottery seals, 9" high.

John Maltby (British, b.1936)
A square stoneware stand, with cross and circle motifs, impressed potter's seal, 7 3/4" across (repaired).

Attributed to Bernard Leach (British, 1887-1979)
A shallow oblong moulded dish in agated clay, with onion seller design, circa 1952, impressed St. Ives seal, 9 3/4" x 13".

This dish was probably made in the light of a planned trip to the US and Japan by Leach, as part of a large group of slipware prepared by David Leach for his father to decorate, to meet expected demand in Japan. None of this group - now mostly held in Japan - bear Bernard Leach monograms/seal.

Anne Vallade (British, 20th Century)
A large stoneware Grecian head vase, painted initials and paper label, 13" high.

Antoina Salmon (British, b.1959)
A smoke fired bowl, with wide incised rim, impressed potter's mark, 9" across.

Betty Blandino (British, 1927-2011)
A coiled stoneware vessel, impressed potter's seal, 10 1/2" high.

A studio pottery stoneware tenmoku glazed bulbous vase, possibly Michael Casson or Michael Cardew, impressed 'MC' potter's seal, 9 1/2" high, 9 1/2" across.

Steve Harrison (British, b.1967)
A large salt glazed stone ware jug, 1993, impressed potter's seal and date, 14 3/4" high.

Provenance:
This was made for Steve Harrison's final show at the Royal College of Art in 1993.

Christopher Lewis (British, b.1951)
A monumental South Heighton Pottery stoneware pot and cover, with three loop handles, decorated with cranes amongst grasses, 27 1/2" high.

Provenance:
Purchased directly from the artist at South Heighton Pottery ten years ago.

Gugong Bong (Nigerian, 20th Century)
An Abuja stoneware jug, with motif decoration to the body, inscribed initials and numbered 505, 7" high.

A C H Brannum of Barum puzzle jug, 1898, decorated with fish within a roundel and inscription, incised signature and dated, 6" high

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

A Della Robbia art pottery jug, with incised floral motif design, incised ship mark and initials 'A.Ds.', 4 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

A Castle Hedingham mask jug, made by Edward Bingham. with grotesque lip, moulded 'Fine Ale c.1723' to the body, pottery stamp and incised initials, 7 1/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

An unusual Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware 'Tigerware' jug, circa 1875, impressed marks and numbered 723, 6 1/2" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

A Martin Brothers amophora vase, 1888, in the classical taste with incised foliate decoration, incised '4-1888, R. W. Martin & Bros, London & Southall', 7 1/2" high (restored).

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

Manner of Martin Brothers rare trial gourd vase, in blue glaze, incised 'N VI', 2 3/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

*Ammended*

A Cobridge stoneware high-fired vase, mottle green on red glaze, impressed factory marks, 8 1/4" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.

A Cobridge stoneware lamp base, with running blue, white and cream glaze, impressed mark, 10" high.

Provenance:
The Henry Sandon Collection.