Art Pottery

A set of three William de Morgan 'Moffatt' pattern pottery tiles, Merton Abbey period, circa 1882-1888, painted in purple, green, brown and turquoise, impressed marks to reverse, 15.3cm x 15.3cm. Note: this tile design is illustrated in 'The Designs of William de Morgan' by Martin Greenwood, page 137cm.

A Martin Brothers stoneware diminutive vase, dated November 1902, of slender high shouldered form, incised with branches of berries against an oatmeal ground, incised factory marks to base 'Martin Bros London & Southall', height 5.2cm.

A Liberty & Co Wardle pottery Hadcote vase, circa 1905, designed by Frederick Rhead, of waisted cylindrical shape, slip decorated with flowers on long tubelined stems against a blue ground, impressed 'Made For Liberty & Co' to base with number '7', height 26.2cm (faults).

A C.H. Brannam art pottery vase, dated 1910, by Frederick Bowden, monogrammed, the ovoid body incised with a bird and flowers and applied with three scrolling handles, incised date, factory marks, artist's monogram and 'Rd 44561' to base, height 37cm (chipped to rim).

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a seated monkey, early 20th century, modelled holding a nut to its mouth, with blue detailing to the back and head and applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to base, height 7.5cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a seated monkey, early 20th century, modelled holding a nut to its mouth, with blue and yellow detail to the back and head and applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to base, height 7.5cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed figure of Diakokan, early 20th century, modelled as a squat Oriental man with turquoise and gilt detailing and applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to base, height 5.3cm (small chip to base).

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a standing elephant, early 20th century, with applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to underside, height 4.3cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a seated elephant, early 20th century, with applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to interior of base, height 8cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a rabbit, early 20th century, with blue and green streaky detailing and applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to interior of base, height 7.4cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed menu/place holder, early 20th century, modelled as a rabbit with pale green and blue streaky detailing to the back and forehead and applied glass eyes, painted 'BM' monogram to interior of base, height 7.5cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a rabbit, early 20th century, with yellow mottled detailing and applied glass eyes, unmarked, height 7.4cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of a rabbit, early 20th century, with yellow mottled detailing and applied glass eyes, unmarked, height 7.6cm.

A Bernard Moore red flambé glazed model of Gazeka, early 20th century, modelled seated with green detailing to the back, head and stomach, painted 'BM' monogram to interior of base, height 14.2cm.

A Bernard Moore circular flambé glazed plate, circa 1904, decorated after Frans Hals' portrait of the Laughing Cavalier in shades of red, orange and turquoise, printed factory mark and '1904' to base, diameter 21.3cm.

A Bernard Moore flambé circular bowl, circa 1907, the interior decorated with flowerheads and scrolling leaves, the exterior similarly decorated with foliage flanking panels depicting dragons, painted factory mark and '1907' to base, diameter 25.4cm (two hairline cracks to rim).

A Bernard Moore flambé glazed vase, circa 1918, probably by Evelyn Hope Beardmore, the low bellied body decorated with flowers, foliage and grasses, painted factory mark and artist's monogram to base, height 24cm, together with a similar Bernard Moore flambé vase, decorated with butterflies amongst grasses, painted factory mark to base, height 14cm (some restoration).

A Bernard Moore flambé gu shaped vase, circa 1910, painted in red by Cicely H. Jackson, monogrammed, with abstract flowers between a geometric central base against a grey/brown ground, painted marks to base, height 20.5cm (restored).

A Bernard Moore flambé glazed bottle vase, early 20th century, the aubergine body with speckled green detailing, decorated with a continuous turquoise and gilt fleur-de-lys motif, painted factory mark and incised '1083' to base, height 24.3cm.