Full details of each lot are displayed, except the lot number, estimate and price. You must be a subscriber to view lot numbers, estimates and prices.

Click here to view registration and subscription levels

Auction House:Webb'sNumber of lots recorded:220
Sale Title:Studio CeramicsLots with images:220
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:178
Date:15-May-2022
***
A hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 24, with concentric bands. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 23 cm, diameter 18 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted bowl by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape, height 1. Crown Lynn 'Crown' mark to base, height 10 cm, diameter 22.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 24, with concentric bands. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base. Crack to upper rim, height 23 cm, diameter 18 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number five, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 23 cm, diameter 19 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 24, with concentric bands. Crown Lynn mark to base, height 180.9 cm, diameter 15 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number five, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 18 cm, diameter 15 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number five, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 18 cm, diameter 15 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 34, with concentric bands to the lower half of the body. Crown Lynn mark to base, height 13 cm, diameter 14.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number five, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 12.5 cm, diameter 10.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 13, with a white glaze and concentric bands to the top section. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base. Chip to top rim, height 18.5 cm, diameter 13 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number thirteen, with a white glaze and concentric bands to the top section. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 18.5 cm, diameter 13 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number three, with three concentric bands to the top. Crown Lynn hand potted mark to base. Chip to foot, height 23.5 cm, diameter 15.5 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 47, with lathed concentric bands to the top and bottom. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base. Chip to bottom, height 12.5 cm, diameter 8.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 18, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 13 cm, diameter 10.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 14, with concentric bands. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 12.5 cm, diameter 12.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 21, with two single concentric bands to the top and bottom. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base. Hairline crack to top rim, height 12 cm, diameter 9 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 11, with two lathed concentric bands to centre. Crown Lynn mark to base, height 13 cm, diameter 10.5 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number five, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn mark to base, height 18 cm, diameter 15 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 11, with two lathed concentric bands to centre. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 13 cm, diameter 10.5 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 18, with three concentric bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 13 cm, diameter 10.5 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase designed by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, a spherical forrm with concentric bands. Impressed shape number '14' and Crown Lynn mark to the base underside, height 13 cm, diameter 14 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 34, with lathed concentric bands to lower half of body. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 12.5 cm, diameter 13 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A hand-potted vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 5, with three concentric bands to the opening. Crown Lynn transfer mark at the base underside, height 13 cm, diameter 10.3 cm
***
***
***
A large hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number nine. In a white matte glaze. Crown Lynn hand-potted mark to base, height 19 cm, diameter 22 cm
***
***
***
A hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number five, with three bands to the top rim. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 18 cm, diameter 16 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
A large hand-potted ovoid vase by Ernest Shufflebotham for Crown Lynn, shape number 58, with a ribbed design to body. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 23.5 cm, diameter 19 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A Keith Murray for Wedgwood bowl, with a white matte glaze, and lathed concentric circles to top and bottom rim. 'Wedgwood of Etruria' mark to base. Chip to foot, height 10 cm, diameter 22 cm. Keith Murray (1892-1981) started working with Wedgwood in the early 1930s. Originally in creamware, his designs were simple, modern, and targeted to middle class consumers; partly a recovery strategy in a time of economic turmoil. While his period with Wedgwood was brief, his modernist design attributes have a…
***
***
***
A Keith Murray for Wedgwood spherical vase, with a matte white glaze and lathed banding to body. Keith Murray signature and Wedgwood marks to base, height 15.5 cm, diameter 14 cm. Keith Murray (1892-1981) started working with Wedgwood in the early 1930s. Originally in creamware, his designs were simple, modern, and targeted to middle class consumers; partly a recovery strategy in a time of economic turmoil. While his period with Wedgwood was brief, his modernist design attributes have a long-lasting legacy.
***
***
***
A shoulder vase by Keith Murray for Wedgwood, shape 3805, in a matt green glaze. Keith Murray signature and Wedgwood factory marks to base, height 28.5 cm, diameter 20 cm. Keith Murray (1892-1981) started working with Wedgwood in the early 1930s. Originally in creamware, his designs were simple, modern, and targeted to middle class consumers; partly a recovery strategy in a time of economic turmoil. While his period with Wedgwood was brief, his modernist design attributes have a long-lasting legacy.
***
***
***
A Keith Murray for Wedgwood spherical vase, matte straw glaze, and incised banding to body. Impressed maker's mark to base, height 16 cm, diameter 14 cm. Keith Murray (1892-1981) started working with Wedgwood in the early 1930s. Originally in creamware, his designs were simple, modern, and targeted to middle class consumers; partly a recovery strategy in a time of economic turmoil. While his period with Wedgwood was brief, his modernist design attributes have a long-lasting legacy.
***
***
***
A Keith Murray moonstone shoulder vase, designed for Wedgwood, c.1930. Glazed in the pearlescent 'Moonstone' colourway. Stamped and impressed maker's mark to base, height 29 cm, diameter 22 cm. Keith Murray (1892-1981) started working with Wedgwood in the early 1930s. Originally in creamware, his designs were simple, modern, and targeted to middle class consumers; partly a recovery strategy in a time of economic turmoil. While his period with Wedgwood was brief, his modernist design attributes have a…
***
***
***
***
***
***
A Diedre Airey wall tile, made from terracotta and wood fired. Depicting a sceen of three standing figures, and a seated figure holding a child. Airey's work features in the collections of the Waikato Museum, and Te papa Tongarewa, height 19 cm, width 19.5 cm, diameter 3.7 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A Len Castle sea secret, oval sculpted form with an alkaline interior. Features a maker's mark impressed to base, height 6 cm, width 22 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many prestigious honours, including a CBE in 1986, an Arts…
***
***
***
A Len Castle sea secret, oval sculpted form with an alkaline interior. Features a maker's mark to base with '86' impressed, height 4 cm, width 27.5 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many prestigious honours, including a CBE in…
***
***
***
A Len Castle sea secret, a circular sculpted form with an alkaline glaze to the centre. Features maker's mark to base with '86' impressed, height 4 cm, width 17.5 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many prestigious honours,…
***
***
***
A Bronwynne Cornish sculpture titled the weighing of the heart, dated 2019. A black glazed earthenware sculpture depicting the ancient Egyptian belief that the deceased's heart was weight against the feather of Maat, height 40 cm, width 20 cm, diameter 35 cm, Hoping her work will 'Create a certain atmosphere, ring a long-lost bell, and help people create their own mythologies', Cornish is a leading figure in New Zealand ceramic Art. Her work has been featured at Auckland Art gallery Toi o T'maki, the Dowse…
***
***
***
A Bronwynne Cornish sculpture titled Anubis Visits his Mummy, dated 2019. A black glazed earthenware sculpture with a small fired clay mummy with waxed cloth. Historically depicted with a jackal head, Anubis is the ancient Egyptian god of mummification, height 37 cm, width 30 cm, diameter 18 cm, Hoping her work will 'Create a certain atmosphere, ring a long-lost bell, and help people create their own mythologies', Cornish is a leading figure in New Zealand ceramic Art. Her work has been featured at…
***
***
***
A Bronwynne Cornish sculpture titled the fetish of Abydos, Created in 2019, with reference to Egyptian mythology. A black glazed earthenware sculpture, featuring a large piece of coral, height 32 cm, width 20 cm, diameter 18 cm, Hoping her work will 'Create a certain atmosphere, ring a long-lost bell, and help people create their own mythologies', Cornish is a leading figure in New Zealand ceramic Art. Her work has been featured at Auckland Art gallery Toi o T'maki, the Dowse Art Museum, and Gus Fisher…
***
***
***
A Len Castle crater lake bowl. Len Castle alkaline bowl with a rough textured grey and white rim and a dark glazed exterior. Featuring an impressed marker's mark to base with '86' incised, height 8 cm, width 39.5 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs.…
***
***
***
A trio from the Naiad series by Bronwynne Cornish, dated 2019. A trio of standing figures made from earthenware. Two figures are coloured with white and pink glaze, the other in coloured grey and red and is holding a baby. Each signed to the base underside. Tallest, height 32 cm, Hoping her work will 'Create a certain atmosphere, ring a long-lost bell, and help people create their own mythologies', Cornish is a leading figure in New Zealand ceramic Art. Her work has been featured at Auckland Art gallery…
***
***
***
A Len Castle avian bowl. Len Castle avian bowl with alkaline glaze to the interior, and a oxide textured exterior. Features maker's mark to base with '86' impressed, height 9 cm, width 33.5 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many…
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A Len Castle Alkaline bowl, porcelain with a deep blue alkaline glaze and a chatter pattern. Maker's mark impressed to base, height 9 cm, width 22.5 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many prestigious honours, including a CBE in…
***
***
***
A Len Castle earthenware bowl, blue and green salt glazed interior and exterior with a brown rim. Maker's mark impressed to base, height 12 cm, width 33 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many prestigious honours, including a CBE…
***
***
***
A Len Castle Alkaline bowl, porcelain with a turquoise alkaline glaze and a chatter pattern. Maker's mark impressed to base, height 6 cm, width 22.5 cm. Len Castle (1924-2011) is an instantly recognizable figure to many New Zealanders. He had a deep fascination with central North Island geothermal activity and the un-humanized landscape. In addition, he placed great value on form. These attributes are evident in many aspects of his designs. Castle has received many prestigious honours, including a CBE in…
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A large Rosenthal paper bag vase, designed by Tapio Wirkkala. Ceramic, height 39 cm, width 26 cm, diameter 17.5 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
A Crown Lynn hand-potted vase by Arthur Rhodes, with alternating bands of light and dark brown, with sgraffito pattern to the middle of the body. Crown Lynn tiki mark to base, height 24 cm, diameter 14 cm
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***
***