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The Harry Oviss Collection Part II — Gibson's Auctioneers & Valuers

Auction House:Gibson's Auctioneers & ValuersNumber of lots recorded:317
Sale Title:The Harry Oviss Collection Part IILots with images:310
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:311
Date:4-Oct-2021
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A lapis blue pulled feather decorated studio glass sphere vase by Julio Santos, Australian, 1987, 17 cm high
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A Murano amber interior faceted glass vase, together with two amber toned glass vases, the largest 23 cm high
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A high gloss ovoid ruby glass vase, 21 cm high
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A tall opaque white and yellow bottle glass vase with scrolling neck and black spotting by Ulrica Hydmann for Kosta Boda, 68 cm high
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A blue ground studio glass bowl vase by Richard Morrell, together with a mottled glass urn, the bowl signed to base, the largest 23 cm high
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A split rim mottled grey black and red accented studio glass vase by David Herbert, Australian, with red accents to the split rim, signed to base 'David Herbert 11/91', 16 cm high
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An abstract mustard, orange and yellow drip textured glass vase, circa 1960, 21 cm high
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Three Murano style sculptural two toned glass vessels, the largest 23 cm wide
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A Swedish orange studio glass decanter by Eric Hoglund for Kosta Boda, incised to base: H1686/200, 32 cm high
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A pinched rim smoky glass bowl vase, with asymmetrical blue and silver banding, 12 cm high
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A clear purple art glass bowl with orange, red and purple scrolls, 15 cm high
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A plum ground trailing stripe decorated studio glass vase by Richard Wynne for Denizen Studio, Australian, impressed mark to base, 20 cm high
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An Australian studio glass vase of unusual form by Brian Hirst, 1983, signed and dated to base 'B Hirst 83', 17 cm high
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A large speckled flattened ovoid glass vase by Garry Nash, New Zealand, 1983, signed and dated 'G Nash '83' to base, 42 cm high
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A group of four orange toned Murano style blown glass vases, the largest 33 cm high
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An opaque dark green straight sided glass vase by Garry Nash, New Zealand, 1987, with cut decoration, mounded signature, 31 cm high
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A large mottled 'tree landscape' art glass vase by Isle of Wight glass, paper label to base, 34 cm high
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A opaque black studio glass vase by Garry Nash, New Zealand, 1987, moulded signature 'G. Nash '87' to base, 33 cm high
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A large blue and red banded opaque black ovoid glass vase, 32 cm high
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A large red and green banded column vase, signed and dated to base, 55 cm high
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Two Australian studio glass vases by Peter Goss, the lilac bottle with multi coloured flecking signed 'PG '86' to base and the square iridescent brown vase signed 'Peter Goss '81', the largest 18 cm high
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An Australian studio glass baluster vase by Richard Morrell, with mottled iridescent green and brown colouring, signed to base, 17 cm high
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An Australian studio glass vase by Richard Wynne, Denizen Studio, of flattened ovoid form, dark green with a brown overlay including white lines and two red blooms, 16 cm high
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A blue speckled glass vase by Moncrieff Glass Works, Scotland, circa 1980, 23 cm high
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A large studio glass vase by Brian Hirst, 2002, incised and dated to base, 36 cm high
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A Galle style cameo glass landscape vase, circa 1900, in delicate autumn tones, with etched 'Galle' signature to lower body, 26 cm high
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An Australian studio glass urn shaped vase by Richard Wynne, Denizen Studio, with iridescent blue and bronze motif, moulded mark to base, 23 cm high
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A studio glass vase by Moncrieff Glass Works, Scotland, circa 1980, of cylindrical form in tones of speckled orange with purple, 24 cm high
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A large red and green candy striped art glass bottle vase, 59 cm high
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A Glasform iridescent art glass vase, English, of inverted egg form with speckled red patternation, signed to base with original label, 20 cm high
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A collection of hand blown glass goblets, comprising five glasses, the largest goblet 22.5 cm high
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A studio art glass vase by Brenden Scott French, of tapering tear drop form in tones of white, pink and red, incised to base: Brenden Scott French, 41 cm high
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An opaque lilac ground conical vase by Vivianne Karlsson for Orrefors, decorated with a flowing iron red and black diamond pattern, signed and editioned to base, 28 cm high
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An Australian studio glass vase by Julio Santos, 1987, with apricot flower form bands extending down the body, 15 cm high
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A Maltese Mdina marbled red studio glass bottle vase, with applied turquoise scrolls, engraved 'Mdina' to base, 15 cm high
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A group of three marbled abstract studio glass bottle vases, each signed to base, the largest 16 cm high
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A collection of three studio art glass vases, including a green Murano glass vase, and two mid-century coloured glass vases, the largest 31 cm high
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An opaque white studio glass vase by Richard Morrell, with swirling turquoise decoration, signed to base, 34 cm high
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A collection of five coloured Murano glass vases, 20th century, in tones of blue, red, green and orange, the largest 31 cm high
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A lapis blue studio glass sphere vase by Julio Santos, Australia, 1992, with an internal trailng feather decoration, signed and dated to base, 70 cm high
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Three baluster form opaque art glass vases, of dual tone colouration, the largest 26 cm high
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A collection of Australian studio glass by Michael Hook, comprising an ovoid black and white swirled vase, a blue bowl and a brown vase, each signed to base, the largest 17 cm high
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A group of four Murano style glass vases, in tones of red, blue and orange, the largest 35 cm high
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Victor Greenaway (born 1947), a large celadon glazed earthenware bowl, circa 1970, impressed mark to side of base, 21 cm high, 44 cm diameter
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Victor (Vic) Greenaway (born 1947), a glazed earthenware vase, impressed personal seal 1975-1993, 19 cm high
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A collection of four glazed earthenware platters, the largest by Vic Greenaway, signed to base: Greenaway 91 and impressed mark, 34/59 cm diameter
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A glazed earthenware vase and jug by John Campbell, vase incised to base: John Campbell Tasmania B55M, jug incised to base: John Campbell Tasmania 57J., the vase 14 cm high
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A New Zealand glazed earthenware vase by Peter Stichbury, with a mottled celadon glaze, label to base: 'Stoneware Pottery Peter Stichbury 948 Great South Road, Manurewa', 27 cm high
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A collection of five studio pottery vases and vessels, the largest 36 cm high
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A large Harold Hughen glazed earthenware platter, together with two other large glazed earthenware platters, the largest 40 cm diameter
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A glazed studio pottery vase by John Edye, impressed: JE and the Sturt Pottery mark, 17 cm high
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An unusual studio pottery vase, mid 20th century, impressed marks to base, 29 cm high
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John Perceval (1923-200), a glazed earthenware covered jar, 1956, of ovoid form with two handles, incised to base and inside of cover: Perceval 1956, 32 cm high
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957) and Stacha Halpern (1919-1969), a glazed earthenware jug and a small pot, the pot incised: Deborah D Halpern, the jug signed: S Halpern, the jug 22 cm high
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957) and Stacha Halpern (1919-1969), two glazed earthenware bowls, one incised: D D Halpern, one signed: S Halpern 83, the largest bowl: 22 cm diameter
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A painted and glazed earthenware teapot by Deborah Halpern Deborah Halpern (born 1957), a hand painted and glazed earthenware teapot, signed to base: D Halpern, 39 cm high
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957) and Stacha Halpern (1919-1969), two glazed earthenware goblets and a plate, the goblets signed to base: Deborah Halpern and D. D Halpern, the plate signed to base: S Halpern, the largest goblet 20 cm high
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957), a tall glazed earthenware double teapot, signed to the leg: D D Halpern, 97 cm high
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957), a painted earthenware vase, of tripod form and decorated with foliage, signed to base: D D Halpern, 13.5 cm high
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957), a glazed earthenware covered jar, signed to base: Halpern, 15 cm high
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A glazed earthenware bowl by Deborah Halpern, Australian, decorated in tones of black, blue and white and initialled to base: D D H, together with a glazed earthenware bowl by Eric Juckert, the Halpern bowl 11 cm high, 22 cm diameter
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957), a green glazed earthenware vase, signed to base: Halpern, 15 cm high
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A collection of nine hand painted slipware plates by Martin Boyd, decorated with indigenous figures, motifs and landscapes, each incised to base: Martin Boyd Australia, 26 cm diameter
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A collection of eight hand painted slipware plates by Martin Boyd, variously decorated with figures and landscapes, incised to base: Martin Boyd Australia, the largest 31 cm diameter
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A glazed earthenware vase by Kevin Boyd, 1988, ovoid form in pink tones, incised to base: Kevin Boyd 88, 17 cm high
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A large white glazed ceramic vase, 20th century, 54 cm high
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A collection of seven studio pottery vases and vessels, comprising three tall vases, a jug vase, a compressed ovoid vase and two black glazed form vessels, the largest 42 cm high
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A tall red and black glazed earthenware vase by Peter Ellis, signed to base: Ellis, 57 cm high
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A large studio pottery vase, of compressed ovoid form with a stylised mid-century design, 36 cm high
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A collection of abstract stoneware, comprising eight pieces, the largest piece 25 cm high
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Seven glazed earthenware platters and bowls, including a large figural bowl marked BS (possibly for Bernard Sahm), the largest bowl 40 cm diameter
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A large Australian glazed earthenware vase, 20th century, relief decorated with semi-draped female figures, incised to the base 'Made in Australia, CB', 48 cm high
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A large glazed earthenware vase by Kim Smith, of ovoid form decorated with flowers, signed and dated to base: Kim Smith '94, 61 cm high
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Victor Greenaway (born 1947), a large earthenware form, impressed mark to base, 44 cm high
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Harold Hughan (1893-1987), two studio pottery jugs, both signed to base, the tallest 20 cm high
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Harold Hughan (1893-1987), a black glazed earthenware vase, monogrammed to base, 29 cm high
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Ian Sprague (1920-1994), a tall glazed earthenware vase, in tones of brown and blue, 29 cm high
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Alan Peascod (1945-2007), an ovoid textured earthenware vase and cover, 28 cm high
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Christopher Sanders (born 1952), a glazed earthenware vase, signed and dated base: Christopher Sanders 1991, impressed mark to base: CS, 21 cm high
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A glazed earthenware vase, stamped indistinctly near base, 26 cm high
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Robert Barron (born 1957), a large glazed earthenware charger, signed to base: Robert Barron 2006, impressed mark: Goose Neck Pottery (GNP), 55 cm diameter
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Robert Barron (born 1957), a large glazed earthenware platter, signed to base: Robert B, 54 cm diameter
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Milton Moon (1926-2019), a glazed earthenware bowl, decorated with stylised decoration, incised to base: Milton Moon, 35 cm diameter
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Reginald (Reg) Preston (1917-2000), a large glazed earthenware platter, impressed mark to base, 8 cm high, 46 cm wide, 43 cm deep
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Reginald (Reg) Preston (1917-2000), a studio pottery glazed earthenware lidded pot, impressed mark to base, 20 cm high
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Reginald (Reg) Preston (1917-2000), a brown glazed earthenware kendi, signed to base: Preston, 23 cm high
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Reginald (Reg) Preston (1917-2000), a glazed earthenware plate, decorated with leaves and berries, signed to base: Preston, 31 cm diameter
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A collection of four glazed earthenware vessels including a Reg Preston vase, together with a carved wooden sculpture, the Preston vase 24.5 cm high
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A collection of eight Australian studio pottery vessels and vases, including two vases by Reg Preston, a large vase by Robert Forster, a tall cylindrical vase by Greg Hamilton, a bottle vase and two other vases, the largest 40 cm high
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Robin Van Schilagaarge, an ovoid textured earthenware form, 32 cm high
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Gus McLaren (1923-2008), an earthenware lidded box, incised to base: Gus McLaren, 17 cm high
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A set of six turquoise glazed earthenware goblets by Lucy Beck, incised to base: Beck, each 14 cm high
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A large glazed earthenware bowl, 20th century, with a highly textured surface, 59 cm diameter
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A collection of six hand painted slipware plates by Martin Boyd, variously decorated with landscapes and figures, 30 cm diameter
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A collection of eleven hand painted slipware plates by Martin Boyd, variously decorated fruit, figural and landscape scenes, each incised to base: Martin Boyd Australia, three fruit plates dated to base: 1950, 18 cm diameter
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A collection of three hand painted slipware vases by Martin Boyd, decorated with indigenous figures, all incised to base: Martin Boyd, the largest 18 cm high
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A hand painted slipware charger by Martin Boyd, decorated with a sage on horseback, incised to base: Martin Boyd Australia, 35 cm diameter
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A collection of five studio pottery bowls and vases, 20th century, including a Les Blakebrough, Sturt Pottery platter with impressed monograms, circa 1975, the largest 35 cm high
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Les Blakebrough (born 1932), a large glazed earthenware lidded pot, impressed marks to base, 33 cm high
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An earthenware bowl and a covered jar by Sergio Sill, incised signatures, the largest 20 cm diameter
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