Wayne Colquhoun-Antiques and Fine Art Ceramics

Maurice Dufrene Stoneware Bowl see Art Nouveau section

Wedgewood Jasperware 'Dancing Hours'

A Beautiful Green Jasperware Bowl. This is the rare 10 inch diameter.

Still in its original box from the prestigious Browns of Chester circa 1970. Never been used and in brilliant condition.

This is a quality limited edition item that I am pleased to own. £450

Stoneware Shouldered Vase. Stoutly potted with scraffito decoration.

26cm High.

Warwick Parker Stoneware Vase. 18cm High. £135

Jean Gerbino. VALLAURIS Micro Mosaic vase 12 cm high £265

Three others available. Read More Here

Ceramic Lampbase 28cm high. Beautifuly glazed and incised with fuscia decoration.

Probably 1960's. SOLD

Keller & Guerin

France (est 1830) 17cm high

Keller & Guerin employed some of the leading exponents of Art Nouveau including Ernest Bussiere, Edmond Lachenal and Louis Majorelle.

Based at Luneville and also had works at The St Clement Factory.

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Charles Lemanceau for St Clement

Lapin Couche.

Craquelle glazed earthenware. 1929.

Has a few nicks consumerate with its age.

Born in Paris, Charles Lemanceau (1905 – 1980) attended “l’Ecole des Arts aplliques” and spent the years from 1923 to 1927 working under Chassing at Printemps Primavera. He exhibited in 1925 at Salon d’Automne alongside Matisse and Le Corbusier amongst others. He set up his studio in 1927 and began working for some of the top French department stores and manufacturers.

see; Craquelés, Les Animaux en Céramique, 1920-1940, Patrick Malaureille, Massin éditeur 1993 page 36.

No Longer Available

Art Deco Ceramic Sculpture Signed Francios

1930 French

Villeroy & Boch Mettlach Wall Charger.

35cm diameter £495

Blanc de Chine 15cm high.

Rozenburg Faience wall plaque

25cm diametre signed under the glaze to reverse. No longer available sorry.

20 cm high. No longer available sorry.

15cm high SOLD

Ice Hockey Skater. SOLD

Henri Fugere (1872-1944)

White Craquelle glazed sculpture by St Clement. SOLD

Gertrude Hermes (1901-1963).

Milton Commemorative Plate. Central figure of a Muse holding a mask.

Inscription "Comus Ludlow 1934"

Eathenware with underglazed blue enamel.

British Sculptor, wood engraver printmaker and book illustrator.

Taught at Camberwell, Westiminster, St Martins, and Central School of Art.

Pointu Vases 20cm high One on the right SOLD

Stylized Panther by St Clement French 1930's

29cm high by 44cm long SOLD

Pointu

French Stoneware and enamel vase.

Lachenal Table Lamp 26cm high

Tile

Manuel Olivas Hand coiled and hand painted burnished triple gourd pot. SOLD

The Native American Indian pottery follows a long tradition going back millenia.

“In 1952, in Casas Grandes, Manuel Olivas began to produce low temperature ceramics decorated with the designs from the pieces found at the archaeological sites. His grandmother taught him how to find the clay deposits, how to prepare the clay and fire his pieces the way his family did to produce clay articles. This is how the new traditional Paquimé ceramics were born; after this, the ceramics appeared spontaneously in several communities in the region and the new potters exchanged the information they had. They sold their pieces as utilitarian and decorative objects, first to locals and later to tourists. There was a flurry of activity at the beginning of the seventies [1970s] which was centered on the town of Juan Mata Ortiz where Juan Quezada, Félix Ortiz, Rogelio Silviera and others worked full time as potters.”.

Jean Besnard Craquelle glazed stoneware shallow dish. SOLD

Ceramic Horses Head with a bronzed glaze 28cm high

Probably Scandanavian and not really old but it has something about it £SOLD

Keller and Guerin Coffee Pot

French first quarter of 20th century

Keller and Guerin were based in Lunneville in the Lorraine region and had some of the countries leading designers working for them including Edmond Lachenal SOLD