Newlyn Copper Tray
£250.001900 Newlyn tray with fish/clams/seaweed.
Width 49cm / 22cm.
Good condition.
Free Delivery England.
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1900 Newlyn tray with fish/clams/seaweed.
Width 49cm / 22cm.
Good condition.
Free Delivery England.


A fine solid quarter sawn Oak table with an interesting triangular open base. In the manner of Heals of London
42” in Diameter. 29” High


Oak Dresser craftsman made, the top half separates from the base.
please refer to the news paper article for more details
Height to base 37” Height to top 78” Width 53”. Depth 16”

A rare woodcut of orchids and butterfly by Urushibara. In addition, there is an image of a ladybird on one of the flower stems, adding to the interest in the subject.The colours are vibrant and the image is signed, in pencil, by the artist. The image is numbered.
Date 1930s : 1932
Artist Yoshijiro Urushibara
Image size – 33cm x 22cm Frame size 53cm x 39cm
Condition Very good


Made to the design of Peter Waals. Solid oak a very practical and useful item of furniture.
Consisting of full hanging space, a flight of four drawers with shelf’s above.
These where made by apprentice cabinet makers at the Loughborough Art College for there dormitories with exposed dovetails and wedged tenon details showing on the side panels.
Peter Waals studied under Ernest Gimson eventually owning his own workshop and later becoming a consultant at Loughborough College shorty before his death in 1937.
This item consists of four parts overall size 200 cm x 147 cm x 55 cm.
Dismantled, Base 148 cm x 55/57 cm x 16 cm.
Wardrobe 185 cm x 62 cm x 55 cm.
Chest 83 cm x 52 cm.
Bookcase 85 cm x 82 cm x 25 cm.
Circa 1920s
Good condition.


Excellent example of John Walsh Walsh Pompeii design. Vivid colour with bubble effect.
Date 1930s : 1930
Maker John Walsh


A hand built solid oak sideboard by Robin Nance St Ives Cornwall. Signed see photo.
54” long. 35” high. 18” deep (Reserved)


Rowley Gallery oval marquetry picture, titled (Enchantment).
1920s


Superb Stoneware sculpture of a pair of ducks for Royal Copenhagen by Knud Kyhn. With Sung glaze.Clearly marked with the blue KK monogram.
Date 1950s : 1950’s
Maker Royal Copenhagen
Dimensions H 21 cm W 30 cm D 17 cm
Condition very good


Another piece by the sculpture Knud Kyhn, with his incised KK monogram to the base
Height 9”. Width 9”. Depth 5”


He worked at the Royal Copenhagen factory off and on during the 20th century. Studying animal at the zoo his animal figures are very lifelike with many expressive features. The iron rich glaze ‘sung’ is fired once only producing an interesting mottled effect.
H 9”. W 11”. D 5”


An early piece of Sabino Glass, opalescent and decorated with the fantastic Hirondelle Swallow pattern.
It is in perfect condition, with the distinctive blue hue in the glass due to its high level of arsenic.
Its hand etched mark reads ‘Sabino Paris’ on the bottom of the vase, which would indicated that it is an early piece that was intended for retail in Paris only.
The glass studio was founded by Marius Sabino in Paris. A lot of his opalescent glass was designed for luxury electric lighting that would of just becoming installed into more buildings.
Measurements;
High = 19 cm Wide = 15.5 cm 10 cm diameter of opening
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