Studio Pottery

A Mary Wondrausch Wharf Pottery American Independence commemorative jug, the ochre glazed pear shaped body inscribed 'American Independence Day July 4 1776-1976', flanked by figures, one seated at a table with a carafe of wine, a cat at his feet, incised 'Made at the Wharf Pottery, Godalming, Surrey, England', height 19cm.

A David Howard Jones studio pottery raku vase, circa 1980, the flattened body with abstract rim, haphazard grey shapes against a dark green ground to one side, opposing a sgraffito grey ground, indistinct incised mark to base, height 27cm.

A Waistel Cooper stoneware studio pottery vase of stylized double gourd shape, the ribbed body with textured surface, covered in a brown glaze with lighter streaks, painted mark to base, height 37cm.

A Jitka Palmer studio pottery bowl, dated 1987, the circular body with cut and shaped rim, raised on a circular foot, incised and painted to the interior with a boy playing a violin against a cream ground, to the exterior with a young girl with long flowing ponytail surrounded by incised stars, incised mark to base, diameter 27cm.

A Robert Fournier stoneware studio pottery Pebble vase of haphazard shape with apertures to the surface, covered in splashes of glaze against the unglazed ground, seal mark to base, length 15cm.

A Robert Fournier stoneware studio pottery Pond dish or crater bowl, the circular body with grey/green glazed interior and relief moulding beneath the overturned rim with uneven edge, seal mark to base, diameter 37cm (firing fault to base).