Art & Design post 1880

comprising decanter and eight drinking glasses, each piece with etched foliate design and signed "Daum Nancy France", the decanter 29cm high (including stopper)

the body decorated with repeating swags, moulded signature to base, 12cm high

2010 limited edition, numbered A426, with box and certificate

the clear glass body with blue, lilac and red ovals, etched signature to the underside, 57cm x 46cm

bulbous form with long slender neck, red tinted, tallest 35cm high

comprising a large charger and seven smaller dishes, peacock design with radial decoration, largest 34cm dia (8)

freeform swirls, largest 39cm long (5)

of tapered form with an applied lip to the rim and air bubble decoration, 29.5cm high; together with a smaller cylindrical green glass vase by Per Lutken (1916-1998) for Holmegaard, 23cm high (2)

to include a Murano glass comport with dolphin support, various other vases and centrepieces, coloured and clear examples; and a Victorian centrepiece of navette form (10)

depicting Charles Van Raalte, green glazed, 15.5cm high x 11cm wide

Doulton Slaters Patent, early 20th Century,  Arts and Crafts jardiniere and pedestal stand decorated with tubelined wrythen foliage over a snakeskin effect ground with dot border, impressed marks, pedestal height 60cm, jardiniere 35cm tall x 38cm diameter

circular form, the dish raised on a plated fluted base, impressed and painted marks, 22cm dia

based on the famous Thutmose bust, the headdress and underside glazed, 29cm high

black transfer printed vignettes against an off-white ground, 31cm diameter

pattern no. Z5125, the outside decorated in the "Castles on a Road" pattern, the interior decorated in the "Fairy in a Cage" pattern, printed and painted marks, 23cm dia

cylindrical form, the body applied with ceramic "jewels" and flowers, painted in polychrome with gold lustres, on a red ground, painted marks, 41cm high

including a small ribbed vase by David Leach, a small patch box by John Maltby, a cobalt blue vase by John Bedding and other pieces (6)

each with geometric designs, 17.5cm and 17cm high; and a smaller example with incised wave design, 8.5cm

including examples by David Eeles, Ray Finch, Stephanie Kalan and others (12) 

Provenance: The Walter Fletcher Collection of Studio Pottery

stoneware, the globular body decorated with repeating white stripes against a brown ground, 20cm high; together with a similarly decorated small bowl (2)

Provenance: The Walter Fletcher Collection of Studio Pottery

red earthernware, decorated using the wax-resist method, 16.5cm high

Provenance: The Walter Fletcher Collection of Studio Pottery

glazed with stylised decoration, 43.5cm high approx (excl. fittings)

circular form, with cylindrical bone handle, circular pan, raised on three ball feet, markers mark and number 4876 to the underside, 15cm high (lacking drip pan and snuffer/striker)

c.1993, globular form with straight wooden turned handle, wooden detachable ball cover, surmounted on a turned wooden stand, and a pair of canisters, of similar form, unmarked, 27.5cm high.

Note. Original design drawings held in the V&A, Museum no. E.641-1998 

Provenance: Private Collection, Wiltshire