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A large contemporary Quickfit visible flow glass reactor vessel, of rounded form with multiple

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17h 4m

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A large early 20th-century Royal Doulton after Florrie Jones stoneware jardinière, featuring Art

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17h 5m

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An unusual early 20th-century Art Deco bakelite desk caddy, featuring cream, light blue and orange

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17h 5m

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A fine Victorian tortoiseshell letter opener with Silver handle, with ornate foliate detailing,

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17h 5m

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A small group of late 19th-century Staffordshire flatbacks, to feature 'Dick Turpin' and 'Tom

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Two late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943–2017) studio pottery seed vases, featuring amorphous seed

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Two late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943–2017) studio pottery seed vases, featuring amorphous seed pod-like forms with deep ochre-yellow and tertiary glazes, impressed marks to bases, (2), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick ‘Pat’ Reed (1942–2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960–1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964–1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive ‘family groups’ of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed’s practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed’s work has been offered at auction.

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17h 7m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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A fine selection of 19th-century John Ridgway-style English porcelain cabinet plates, pedestal

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17h 7m

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A fine late 19th to early 20th-century Royal Worcester mantel vase, of ovoid form with ornate

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17h 7m

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Two late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) studio pottery vases, featuring amorphous ovoid pod-

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Two late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) studio pottery vases, featuring amorphous ovoid pod-like forms that taper to a narrow foot, with deep maroon and tertiary glazes, impressed marks to bases, (2), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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17h 8m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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A selection of 19th-century Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plates and pedestal plates,

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130 GBP

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17h 9m

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A selection of mid to late 20th-century Poole pottery, to feature a floral vase and bud vase painted

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17h 10m

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Three late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) tall studio pottery decorative vases, of obelisk

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Three late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) tall studio pottery decorative vases, of obelisk form having slender bodies that taper to a square foot, with light blue and violet textured glazes, unmarked, (3), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction

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17h 10m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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A selection of early 20th-century Art Deco bakelite wares, to include a lidded box of oblong form, a

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17h 11m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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A vintage Royal Doulton flambé bud vase, featuring rural scenes of cattle, marked to base and scored

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17h 11m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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Four late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) studio pottery bud vases, featuring two stoneware

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Four late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) studio pottery bud vases, featuring two stoneware cylindrical vessels featuring a texture tertiary body and a light blue-coloured glazed rim; and two smaller examples with mottled ochre and light brown glazes with deep blue rims and deep orange interiors, impressed marks to bases, (4), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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17h 12m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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Two 19th-century Royal Doulton Lambeth salt-glazed stoneware teapot and milk creamer, having

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17h 12m

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A late 19th to early 20th-century Royal Doulton stoneware small jardinière with two bud vases,

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17h 13m

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An early 20th-century James Chesterman of Sheffield bakelite cased 50ft tape measure, featuring a

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17h 13m

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A late 19th-century Meissen porcelain demitasse cup and saucer duo, featuring delicate flower

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17h 15m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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A late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) studio pottery decorative vase, of squat form having

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A late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) studio pottery decorative vase, of squat form having a roughly textured cream and deep brown glaze, unmarked, 25cm in height and 25cm in diamater, condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction

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17h 15m

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A 19th-century French Louis XVI-style GIEN faience écritoire, featuring a double inkwell and pen

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17h 16m

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A tall vintage studio art glass, featuring a slender neck and light aqua-blue decorative body of

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17h 17m

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A 20th-century Royal Albert fine bone china 'Rainbows' part tea set, featuring pastel coloured rim

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17h 17m

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A large mid to late 20th-century Swedish Kosta Boda by Göran Wärff (1933-2022) glass decorative

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17h 18m

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Five mid 20th-century Bayel Crystal-style figural champagne coupes, having moulded frosted 'Venus'

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17h 18m

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Thought to be 18th-century Westerwald stoneware salt glazed jug, of globular-form having incised and

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130 GBP

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17h 19m

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A collection of early 20th-century Aynsley china plates, pattern number 6552 (1902-1925),

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17h 20m

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A fine 19th-century blue and white pearlware pickle dish, of leaf-form with surface texture

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17h 20m

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A mid 20th-century Thorkild Olsen (1890-1973) for Royal Copenhagen porcelain lidded jar, of urn-form

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17h 20m

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A mid to late 20th-century Swedish Kosta Boda 'Gobi' art glass pitcher after Monica Backström (

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17h 21m

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A 20th-century Royal Crown Derby bone china 'Old Imari' (1128) goblet, featuring cobalt blue, iron-

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17h 22m

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A mid to late 20th-century Swedish Kosta Boda art glass pedestal bowl after Kjell Engman (1946),

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17h 22m

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Three late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) tall studio pottery decorative vases, of obelisk form having slender bodies that taper to a square foot, with light blue and violet textured glazes, unmarked, (3), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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17h 22m

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A mid-20th-century William Moorcroft 'African Lily' ewer-form vase, decorated with tube-lined floral

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290 GBP

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17h 23m

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17h 24m

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17h 24m

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Four vintage Dartington Crystal after Frank Thrower-style square decanters, featuring clear heavy

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17h 24m

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A 20th-century Moorcroft Pottery 'Hibiscus' ginger jar, featuring tube-lined coral-coloured floral

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17h 25m

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Two late 20th-century studio pottery vases by Patrick Reed (1943–2017), comprising a larger

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Two late 20th-century studio pottery vases by Patrick Reed (1943–2017), comprising a larger example with a flared rim tapering to a narrow foot, and a shallow dish with crackled glazed glass detailing to the base. Both decorated in light blue, grey and violet glazes, one impressed to the underside, (2), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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Two early 20th-century bakelite wall sconces, to feature a cylindrical and fan example, both

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A small late 19th-century Mappin & Webb copper pudding bowl with silver plate, featuring an

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17h 28m

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A selection of early 20th-century Art Deco Uranium glass desert bowls with saucers, all unmarked, (

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17h 29m

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Three early 20th-century Royal Worcester porcelain leaf-moulded graduated pitchers, featuring flared

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17h 30m

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A selection of 20th-century colourful studio glasses, to feature four shot glasses, two goblet-

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17h 31m

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A late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943–2017) studio pottery decorative vase, of squat form, having a

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A late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943–2017) studio pottery decorative vase, of squat form, having a roughly textured violet, pink, purple and cream glaze with tertiary speckled detailing, unmarked, 25cm in height and 25cm in diameter, condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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17h 32m

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Four vintage Stuart Crystal 'Valencia' wine glasses, featuring geometric fan-cut panels around a

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A selection of 19th-century porcelain ware, to feature a Spode Chinisorie 2638 cup, saucer and

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17h 33m

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Two contemporary Graham Glynn studio pottery sculptural vases, each modelled in the form of a

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17h 33m

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Two large late 19th to early 20th-century stoneware flagons, featuring a natural salt glaze finish

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17h 35m

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A late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943–2017) studio pottery vase

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A late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943–2017) studio pottery vase, of ovoid form with a slender neck and deep brown tertiary smooth glaze, impressed to the bases, 17cm in height, condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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17h 35m

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A vintage L.R.I Borrowdale hand beaten stainless steel decorative charger, featuring engraved floral

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17h 35m

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A small late Roman-style red ware pottery oil lamp, of elongated form having a faint central figural

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17h 36m

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A selection of late 19th and early 20th-century crystal cut glassware, to feature a three

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17h 38m

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Three late 20th-century Patrick Reed (1943-2017) tall studio pottery decorative vases, of obelisk form having slender bodies that taper to a square foot, with light blue and violet textured glazes, unmarked, (3), condition consistent with age and use. Patrick 'Pat' Reed (1942-2020) was a distinguished British ceramic artist, master potter and educator whose work developed from the progressive studio pottery movement of the 1960s. He studied at York School of Art from 1960-1964 before attending the Royal College of Art, London (1964-1967), where he was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Ceramics. At the RCA, Reed came under the influence of leading figures including Hans Coper, who taught him two days a week, and Eduardo Paolozzi. In 1966, a scholarship took him to Scandinavia, where he met the Swedish designer and ceramicist Stig Lindberg and completed a placement at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory, an experience which had a lasting influence on his approach to making and production. Following his studies, Reed established a substantial body of ceramic work, exhibiting in the UK and USA and selling extensively. His practice included the distinctive 'family groups' of pots for which he worked continuously for extended periods, developing relationships between individual forms within a group. His work was exhibited by the Crafts Council of Great Britain and included in a Royal College of Art travelling exhibition to New York, Chicago and Seattle. Alongside his studio practice, Reed enjoyed a long and highly respected career in art education. He was Head of 3D Design at Rochdale School of Art for thirteen years before returning to York, where he became Curriculum Manager for 3D Design and Crafts at York College. He was greatly admired by generations of students and colleagues, and retired in 1998. The present works were included in a posthumous exhibition celebrating Reed's practice and represent an opportunity to acquire ceramics by an accomplished Northern British maker whose work has been relatively little represented in the auction market. This is the first time Patrick Reed's work has been offered at auction.

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17h 39m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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A contemporary Graham Glynn studio pottery stoneware decorative figure, featuring a nude female form

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17h 40m

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A vintage Czechoslovakian lustreware part tea set, featuring a pearlescent-type glaze with gilt

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17h 40m

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A small selection of early 20th-century Art Deco Royal Staffordshire 'The Biarritz' ceramic cup

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17h 41m

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Two contemporary Cobridge Stoneware (Black Ryden) Pottery art vases, featuring a stylised bird and

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17h 41m

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A selection of 20th-century crystal cut sherry glasses, to feature both hob-nail and fan-cut

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17h 43m

Lot location: Milnthorpe, Cumbria

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