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The Collection of Graham & Elizabeth Cocks - Part 2, Day1 — Bonhams

Auction House:BonhamsNumber of lots recorded:361
Sale Title:The Collection of Graham & Elizabeth Cocks - Part 2, Day1Lots with images:337
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:223
Date:24-Nov-2012
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Merric Boyd (1888-1959), an olive and green glazed waisted earthenware vase inscribed and dated M. Boyd 1925, 19 cm high
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Gladys Reynell (1881-1956) Osrey Pottery, a green glazed earthenware jug with blue and white flowerheads, inscribed Osrey Ballarat 1914, 11 cm high
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Darbyshire Pottery, Western Australia, a pair of glazed earthenware seated indigenous elders with red head bands and loincloths, one inscribed Darbyshire, circa 1950, both with gilt DW, 8 cm high
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Grace Seccombe (c. 1880-1956), a 'Swag Man' carrying his swag and billy, glazed earthenware, unsigned, 7.5 cm high
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Neil McCredie (1901-1968), an earthenware koala, 14 cm high; a tortoise, 12 cm high; and a duck, 8.5 cm high, all inscribed McCredie NSW (3)
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Wembley Ware, a glazed earthenware figure of a kangaroo 12.5 cm high; a Bennett Pottery koala, three dogs, a brown glazed cup and a brown jug (7)
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Darbyshire Pottery, Western Australia, a glazed earthenware ringtail possum leaping from a tree, 16 cm high; and a koala and joey, 10 cm high, both inscribed Darbyshire (2)
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Edith white, a Harvey School glazed earthenware jug with a brown and green landscape, inscribed monogram EW and date 1925, 16 cm high
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Guy Martin Boyd (1893-1988), two painted earthenware display plates, one with a Chinese worker, inscribed Martin Boyd Australia; the other with a cow girl by a circus ring tent, inscribed and dated, Martin Boyd 1949, 25 cm diameter (2)
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Harvey School, a brown glazed vase modelled with mice and ear of wheat, inscribed initials ACB and indistinct signature, 15 cm high
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Mashman Brothers Willoughby, a glazed earthenware sgraffito vase, decorated with flowering sprays, impressed circular mark, 27 cm high; a blue/green vase, 14 cm high; a fan shaped fish vase, 17 cm high; and a two handled floral vase, 21 cm high (4)
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A Melrose Ware Pottery Toby jug, in olive green glaze, factory marks, 19 cm high 7' high)
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Lewis Jarvis Harvey (1871-1949), a metallic glazed earthenware titled bust 'Aboriginal Woman Q'land' raised on a socle inscribed LJ Harvey, 14 cm high
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Lynne McDowell (b. 1952), a brown glazed and gold lustre earthenware bowl and cover by inscribed monogram initials LMcD, 12.5 cm high
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Nelson Illingworth (1862-1926), 'Daisy' a terracotta titled bust of a naked woman raised on a socle, inscribed title and Nelson Illingworth, 26 cm high
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Klytie pate (1912-2010), a green glazed figure of a rooster inscribed twice Klytie pate, 29 cm high
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Florence Bland (1890-1982), a brown glazed earthenware gumnut vase, the body with a band of gumleaves and nuts, inscribed Bland and painted MFM and date July'38, 11 cm high
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Marguerite Mahood (1901-1989), a glazed earthenware figure of a Victorian elegant lady, in a maroon dress, blue shawl and ribbon tied hat, inscribed Marguerite/2156, 25 cm high
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A pair of Australian brown glazed earthenware seated spaniels, late 19th century, unmarked, 22 cm high (2)
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Remued Pottery, two gumleaf jugs and a candlestick, one red/green glazed jug, inscribed 178M/Remued 10 cm high; a blue jug inscribed 119M/Remued/handmade 11 cm high; and a chamber stick, inscribed Remued 157, 14 cm high (3)
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John Campbell 1857-1928, a blue green mottled glazed earthenware ovoid vase, inscribed and dated John Campbell/2L/1932, 18 cm high; and a trumpet shaped vase with frilled neck, unmarked 16 cm high (2)
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Charles Drew (active from 1920s), a blue glazed earthenware bowl, signed C. Drew 17.5 cm diameter
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Trent Pottery, an Art Deco three piece tea set on a fitted tray, 26 cm wide, and a gumnut wall vase 14 cm high
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An Australian stoneware ginger beer bottle by Jonathan Leak, circa 1820, the brown grey salt glaze impressed 'Leak', 18 cm high. Jonathan Leak was born in 1779 in Burslem, England. He was deported to Australia in 1819 on the charge of burglary. Governor Lachlan Macquarie recognised his worth as a Pottery and put him in paid work in the Government Pottery. in 1822 he was granted his ticket of leave. Leak was able to bring his wife and children to Sydney and in 1823 obtained two land grants and established…
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Two Australian glazed earthenware seated lions, possibly Fowler Pottery; and a standing lion, 20 cm high (3)
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Gladys Reynell (1881-1956) Osrey Pottery, two blue glazed earthenware vases, one with flowerheads, inscribed and dated Osrey Ballarat 1924&6, 9.5 cm and 11 cm high (2)
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Ada Ione Newman (1870-1949), a porcelain teapot painted, with white flowers and berries on a blue ground; and a matching cup, saucer and plate, painted signature. (4)
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Melrose Ware, a pottery green glazed German shepherd bookend, factory mark, 16 cm high
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Grace Seccombe (1880-1956), a waterbird flower holder, glazed earthenware, marked AuStralia, 18 cm high
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Gertrude E. Brown (1871-1959), a painted porcelain vase with putti at play amongst clouds and a band of flowers signed and dated Gertrude E brown 28/9/04, 19 cm high
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Bosley Ware, a glazed earthernware koala in shades of grey, green and brown, unmarked 24 cm high
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A fish vase by John Castle-Harris, circa 1940, glazed earthenware, inscribed Castle-Harris, 26 cm wide, (10' wide
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Grace Seccombe (c. 1880-1956), a kookaburra perched on a branch, glazed earthenware, inscribed GS and Aus, 9 cm high
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A crackled celadon glazed earthenware lidded pot, 11 cm diameter and a bowl 13.5 cm diameter by Richard Brooks (2)
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Darbyshire Pottery, Western Australia, a glazed earthenware koala and joey, 10 cm high; a platypus bowl 10 cm wide; and a turtle, 8 cm wide, inscribed and print marks and labels (3)
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Gustav Pillig (1877-1956), a cream glazed porcelain bookend depicting Shakespeare, inscribed G. Pillig, 14 cm high
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Florence Matthews (1895-1981), a glazed landscape earthenware vase incised with blue and green trees, inscribed F Matthews, 1933, 16 cm high
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Harvey School, a green glazed earthenware figure of a frog inscribed monogram CMG, 15 cm high
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A collection of various glazed earthenware Australia animals, comprising a Newtone kookaburra napkin ring and ten others (11)
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Premier Pottery, two glazed earthenware vases one in red and green; the other in 'Agate' glaze 21 cm & 7.5 cm high. (2)
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Grace Seccombe (c. 1880-1956), a koala on a branch,glazed earthenware inscribed 'GS and Aus', 8 cm high
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Robert Langley (b. 1929), a glazed earthenware plaque of fishes, inscribed and dated Robert Langley 1978, 26 x 23 cm
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John Campbell (1857-1928), a collection of Pottery, comprising of a mottled green vase; a mottled green water jug; a green water jug; and a frog mug 12/26 cm high. (4)
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Maude Poynter (1869-1945), a purple blue glazed earthenware chamberstick inscribed and dated MP Ratho Tas. 1926, 14 cm high
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Flora Landells (1888-1981), a multicoloured glazed earthenware vase inscribed 253/Landells Perth, 10.5 cm high
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Sandra black (b. 1950), a sgraffito earthenware plate and two candlesticks, the night landscape plate inscribed Sandra black, Feb 85, 25 cm diameter; the celadon candlesticks, 16.5 cm high (3)
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Sandra black (b. 1950), three white glazed earthenware pots, inscribed and dated 77, 10 cm diameter (3)
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Carl Cooper (1914-1966), a glazed earthenware indigenous motif dish, inscribed Carl Cooper 1947 13.5 cm diameter
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Guy Martin Boyd (1923-1988), a painted earthenware ovoid pot, circa 1950, with an indigenous hunter, emus and a kangaroo, signed M. Talbon and inscribed G. Boyd, 8 cm high
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Les Peterkin (b, 1932), a collection of pottery, comprising a 'Give Us This Day Our Daily bread' plate, 33 cm wide; a gumnut and leaf clock, 24 cm wide; and a gumnut and leaf stand, 15 cm high (3)
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MCP (Modern Ceramic Products), an Art Deco turquoise glazed earthenware vase modeled with a dancer, 21 cm high
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Nell Holden (1893-1980), a blue and white glazed earthenware two handled bowl with beaded rim, inscribed Nell (in gum leaf) Holden, 17 cm
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Phyllis Alice Mogue (1892-1962), a glazed earthenware figure of a Victorian lady holding a letter, painted signature, 18 cm high
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Huntley Pottery, a glazed earthenware figure of a koala and joey on a tree trunk with painted sprig of gum leaves, designed by John Elischen, 24 cm
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Stone's Bristol Pottery, a blue glazed kangaroo teapot, circa 1920 impressed factory mark, 13 cm high, (for identical pot see Australian Pottery of the 19th & Early 20th century by Marjorie Graham, plate 140)
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Gwen Watson (1916-1994), a circular earthenware dish surmounted by a ringtail possum, inscribed initials G.W, 14 cm high
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R. Magson, a glazed earthenware jug depicting a canal side village with windmills, moulded mark, 18 cm high
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Mary Ann Macdonald (1868-1955), an 'Agate' ware glazed earthenware bottle vase, inscribed monogram 13 cm high
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June Dyson (b. 1919), a stoneware ewer modeled with a satyr pursuing a naked maiden, painted signature, 39 cm high
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William Ricketts (1898-1993), a two-handled purple glazed earthenware cup with branch handles and applied gumleaves and gumnuts, signed and dated Wm. Ricketts, 1934, 11.5 cm wide
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An Arts & Crafts Liberty & Co Tudric pewter and enamel inkwell, the rectangular hinged top with blue enamel panel, stylised decoration to the body and enamel 'Buttons' at the corners of the square base, marked Tudric 0141, 15.5 cm square. Notes: for similar inkwell see the designs of Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co by A.J. Tilbrook, Fig no 66
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