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peter sparrey (b1967), a stoneware pot with flambe glaze
£280
height: 18 cm
REF: 5244
a fluted stoneware bottle by jim malone (b. 1946)
£580
height: 27 cm
REF: 5739
a small iridescent glass 'ciselé' vase by loetz
£480
height: 12 cm
REF: 5750
a marbled pottery cat with gold and jewelled eyes by kathleen finlay horsman (1911 - 1999) arca, mbe
£840
height: 33 cm
width: 20 cm
REF: 4975
a glazed stoneware ovoid vase by jim malone (b. 1946)
£780
height: 28.5 cm
REF: 5512
a large and rare ceramic vase by asch studios for primavera
£6,000
height: 42.5 cm
REF: 5077
a wrythen glass vase with iridescent decoration by loetz
£1,850
height: 25.5 cm
REF: 4895
a creta phanomen iridescent glass vase by loetz (johann loetz witwe)
£1,250
height: 20 cm
REF: 4820
a small roman iridescent glass bottle
£980
height: 13 cm
REF: 4614
a large glazed stoneware vase with four lug handles
£2,200
height: 85 cm
REF: 4326
a prisma glass vase, kaj franck (1911 - 1989)
£850
height: 17 cm
width: 13.5 cm
REF: 3362
a large earthernware vase with an ochre glaze and incised decoration
height: 44 cm
REF: 3371
a rogaska lead crystal stepped ovoid bowl
£380
height: 14 cm
width: 25 cm
REF: 3317
hare's fur bowl by carl-harry stalhane (1920-1990)
height: 6.5 cm
REF: 3064
mari simmulson (1911 - 2000)
£495
height: 32 cm
REF: 3104
a conical glass vase in midnight blues with clear glass base, kaj franck (1911 - 1989)
height: 16.5 cm
width: 17 cm
REF: 2856
an ancient small hand pressed stoneware vessel
height: 6 cm
REF: 1952
an amber glass demi-jean with a large pontil
£320
height: 29 cm
REF: 158
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