Art & Design post 1880

signed, titled and dated 2009 in pencil to the margin, from the 'Quantitative Easing' series, rubbings, the sheet 34cm x 54cm

hand-cast polyurethane resin plaque, with signature 'Stik' figure against a yellow ground, 2011, signed, inscribed "Test Yellow" and numbered 1/5 on the reverse, 22.8cm diameter;

of baluster form, the body all-over decorated with fish against a scrolling background, the interior rim with lustrous silver/blue glaze, inscriptions to base obscured by two applied circular paper labels, one reading "£4.4s" in pencil, the second "Sold D. Maude-Roxby" in the same hand, the price label with a later inscription in ballpoint pen "W. Morris, Chelsea 1932", 23.5cm high

the pottery lamp of gently tapering form, decorated with nude male and female figures diving into water, the base with incised signature "Fulham Pottery, Quentin Bell", impressed mark for Fulham Pottery and Bell's own stamp; the hand-painted shade contemporary with the base and by the same artist, the lamp base 37cm high (excluding fitments), 63cm high overall

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

the interior decorated with the foliate pagan symbol against a deep blue or black ground, the undecorated exterior signed to the underside "J.P. 1981" surrounded by foliate brushstrokes, 39.5cm diameter

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

decorated with a stylised female figure in profile, arm outstretched to pluck a petal from a sunflower, on a multicolour ground with bold brushstrokes, the base signed "John Piper, VIII/82, Fulham Pottery", 30cm high

Provenance: Dan Klein Decorative Arts, London
Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

the base signed and dated "Fulham Pottery, Edward Piper, 8 VI 89", 33cm diameter

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

with combed decoration in chocolate and caramel slips, pie crust rim, apparently unmarked, 37.5cm x 36.5cm

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

the cover with applied elephant finial, the body with incised hatching, marks to base rim, 11cm high

iron-glazed, with repeating decoration, impressed mark, 27.5cm high

of ovoid form, the body decorated with splashes of yellow against a black ground, painted marks to the base, 23cm high

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset

with repeating lustrous decoration between lattice panels, impressed marks, 36cm high

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

impressed with the Artist's initials, stoneware, 42cm high

2002, a Volcanic glaze bowl, impressed with the Artist's seal, porcelain, 15cm dia., 6cm high

Exhibited: Emmanuel Cooper, Solo Show, White Gallery, Hove, Brighton, 28 Apil - 2 June 2002

Provenance: Purchased at the above exhibition, Private Collection

2002,impressed with the Artist's seal, stoneware, 25cm dia., 9cm high

Exhibited: Emmanuel Cooper, Solo Show, White Gallery, Hove, Brighton, 28 Apil - 2 June 2002

Provenance: Purchased at the above exhibition, Private Collection

with all-over floral decoration against a white glaze, 43cm wide

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

the body with two roundels with iron-red decoration against a rope-weave ground, painted marks to the base, 27cm high

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

the exterior with a continuous meandering line design, impressed mark to base, 30.5cm diameter, 15cm high

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

the interior decorated with a central heraldic rooster standing on a branch before a rising sun, with bands of geometric and foliate decoration, the base with painted marks, 20.5cm diameter; together with a small Bernard Moore flambe vase of baluster form, with repeating foliate decoration, 14cm high (2)

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

of baluster form, the base with painted marks "Howsons 1912", 23.5cm high; together with two Royal Doulton flambe vases, one with a splashed glass, 14cm high, the other with a shipping scene, 10.5cm high (3)

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

signed "Dresser" to base, impressed number partly obscured by glaze, 11cm high; together with a Royal Doulton Art Union of London vase of baluster form with blue glaze, impressed marks to base and incised marks for Ethel Beard, 22.5cm high; and a Poole Pottery pin dish of circular form, 10cm diameter (3)

Provenance: Private family collection, Dorset, formed over generations, including pictures selected by Edward Wolfe RA (1897-1982), a family friend

introduced in 1935, modelled as a standing lady wearing a hat, long green coat and purple dress, carrying a basket of flowers on her right arm and holding a child in her left, on an octagonal base, incised "Charles Vyse, Chelsea' to side of base, 27.25cm high

modelled as a young woman wearing a purple shawl over a yellow dress, offering a bunch of lavender in her outstretched right hand, a basket in her left, monogrammed and dated 1922 to the underside, 22.5cm high

modelled as a lady wearing a blue shawl, carrying her baby in a sling and holding a basket of tulips, decorated in brightly coloured enamels, monogrammed and dated 1920 to the circular base, No 4 to the underside, 26cm high