Auction Alert: Summer Antiques & Interiors Auction

UNISEX LIP MACH 2000 MAFIA MOON AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH

When we lived in Yorkshire, Hartleys Auctioneers and Valuers in Ilkley used to be one of our favourite places to pick up stock – and items for personal use too. They hold a regular fortnightly sale and then, less frequent, antique and ‘finest’ sales. Their upcoming Summer Antiques & Interiors Auction takes place on Wednesday 14th June 2023 from 9.30am.

Hartley’s buyer’s premium currently stands at 20% + VAT. As well as being there on the day, you can phone or email in bids in advance or bid live online at EasyLiveAuction (incurs an extra charge of £3 or 3%) or The Saleroom (incurs an extra 4.95%).

Check Hartley’s website for their recommended shipping companies.

PETER HAYES studio pottery vase

Lot 87: PETER HAYES (b.1946)

A studio pottery vase of flattened rounded oblong section with small neck, carved with an abstract wood pattern in a streaky brown glaze, seal mark, signed and dated (19)88, 7 1/2″ high (subject to Artists Resale Right)
Estimate: £100 – £200

Vintage Bernard Rooke pottery totem lamp base

Lot 88: BERNARD ROOKE (b.1938)

A tall stoneware sectional Totem lamb (sic) base with six part glazed and unglazed sections, apparently unmarked, 39 3/4″ high excluding fitting (Illustrated) (subject to Artists Resale Right)
Estimate: £250 – £400

GERMAN GREEN DAUMENGLAS OR THUMB GLASS AND COVER

Lot 91: A GERMAN GREEN DAUMENGLAS OR THUMB GLASS AND COVER

c.1800, of barrel form, the central section with six deep “thumb holes” within milled threads, 14″ high, together with a later smaller Daumenglas of barrel form, each side with three faux holes enclosed by applied milled threads, 6″ high (2) (Part Illustrated)
Estimate: £600 – £800

UNISEX LIP MACH 2000 MAFIA MOON AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH

Lot 159: A UNISEX LIP MACH 2000 MAFIA MOON AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH

Designed by Roger Tallon, the circular chapter ring with red and white line markings, centre seconds hand and date aperture at 6, in an oblong case with red ball adjuster on original rubber strap
Estimate: £100 – £150

GEORG JENSEN SILVER NECK RING

Lot 187: A GEORG JENSEN SILVER NECK RING

Designed by Vivianna Torun Bulow-Hube with tension clamp and hung with a polished smoky quartz square pendant with bar suspension, both stamped and Torun numbered 169 and 132 (Illustrated)
Estimate: £600 – £800

A WENDY RAMSHAW SILVER AND AMETHYST STACKING RING

Lot 189: A WENDY RAMSHAW SILVER AND AMETHYST STACKING RING

The six plain rings each set with a graduated close back collet set cabochon stone, London 1972, size M 1/2 (Illustrated)
Estimate: £700 – £900

PAIR OF LARGE CHANDELIER EAR HOOPS

Lot 203: A PAIR OF LARGE CHANDELIER EAR HOOPS

Of D form, collet set with turquoise, malachite and a ruby(?) on an applied filigree work ground, plain backs, the large hoops with loops to attach to smaller ear hoops
Estimate: £400 – £600

SET OF TEN RECLAIMED METAL HERB LABELS

Lot 489: A SET OF TEN RECLAIMED METAL HERB LABELS

Each on a turned post with rust patination, 6″ – 13″ x 37 1/2″
Estimate: £100 – £150

PAIR OF ANTELOPE CHAIRS BY ERNEST RACE

Lot 581: ERNEST RACE – A PAIR OF ANTELOPE CHAIRS

Designed for the Festival of Britain 1951, with white enamel metal frame and blue painted bentwood seat, remnant of label to one, 22″ x 15 1/2″ x 31 1/4″ (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT) See Lesley Jackson Modern British Furniture Design Since 1945 (V&A) page 105 plate 110 for a similar design
Estimate: £150 – £250

Victorian drop-end Chesterfield setee

Lot 624: A VICTORIAN WALNUT FRAMED CHESTERFIELD DROP END SETTEE

Button upholstered in mustard yellow, on turned tapering feet with castors, 69″ x 34″ 28 1/4″
Estimate: £250 – £450

Auction alert: British & continental paintings – to include Bernard Rooke sculptures

framed three dimensional ceramic and canvas contemporary sculpture by Bernard Rooke

A sale of British & continental paintings – to include Bernard Rooke sculptures is being held on Friday 26th May 2023, from 10am.

The sale is being run by Stacey’s Auctioneers & Valuers who are based at the Essex Auction Rooms in Rayleigh. However, this event will be held at Baddow Antique Centre, The Bringey, Great Baddow, Chelmsford CM2 7JW.

251 lots will be going under the hammer,  26 of which are works by Bernard Rooke. We have history with Bernard Rooke, we own a stunning floor lamp by him (very similar to lot #218) – for which we’ve been trying to source an original lampshade. If you have one knocking about in a loft or basement, please let us know! If you’re wondering what one looks like, have a look below at lot #223.

The buyer’s premium applied to these lots is 25% including VAT. You can leave bids via the Stacey’s website or you can bid live either on The Saleroom or EasyLiveAuction websites – added fees will be charged for the live bidding services.

If you are the winning bidder on any items, Stacey’s recommend the following shipping companies:

framed three dimensional ceramic and canvas contemporary sculpture by Bernard Rooke

Lot 201: A framed three dimensional ceramic and canvas contemporary sculpture by Bernard Rooke

With raised earthenware fragments on a white ground in a pine frame. 89 x 74cm
Estimate: £200 – £300

framed contemporary three dimensional moulded and painted picture by Bernard Rooke

Lot 205: A framed contemporary three dimensional moulded and painted picture by Bernard Rooke

Signed lower right in pencil. 89 x 70cm
Estimate: £150 – £200

large floor standing contemporary ceramic floor standing lamp sculpture by Bernard Rooke

Lot 218: A large floor standing contemporary ceramic floor standing lamp sculpture by Bernard Rooke

Height, not including light fitting and shade, 118cm
Estimate: £300 – £500

contemporary ceramic lamp by Bernard Rooke with a black shade

Lot 219: A contemporary ceramic lamp by Bernard Rooke with a black shade

Height, including shade, 46cm
Estimate: £100 – £150

contemporary ceramic lamp, decorated with moulded butterfly and moth and with foliage

Lot 220: A contemporary ceramic lamp, decorated with moulded butterfly and moth and with foliage

With an internal light by Bernard Rooke. Height, 32cm
Estimate: £100 – £150

contemporary ceramic lamp with raised insects by Bernard Rooke with shade

Lot 223: A contemporary ceramic lamp with raised insects by Bernard Rooke with shade

Height, including shade, 67cm
Estimate: £60 – £100

Auction alert: Antiques, Collectables & General sale including jewellery

Bottle of Napoleon Sempe Armagnac

Eastbourne Auction will shortly be holding their Antiques, Collectables & General including jewellery sale. The online only auction starts on Wednesday 7th September 2022 from 10am. A humongous 2,454 lots will be available over the 3-day event.

There are a few of our regular favourites up for grabs; Troika studio pottery, Whitefriars studio glass and quite a few lots of various light elm Ercol furniture. One of my favourite items is the unusual Bernard Rooke vase.

The buyer’s premium stands at 30% inc. VAT (with a minimum of £2.40 per lot). Bidding is also available via The Saleroom and EasyLiveAuction. Please check each website’s additional charges.

We can arrange packing and / or shipping on your behalf for smaller non fragile items. We will email you a quote detailing the shipping method, and will ship when you have approved and paid for this service… For fragile and larger items we recommend Mailboxes Tunbridge Wells.

Troika St Ives Pottery cube vase

Lot 2: Troika St Ives Pottery cube vase
Hand painted with circles, 8cm high
Estimate: £50 – £100

Whitefriars bamboo glass vase

Lot 5: Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars bamboo glass vase
In indigo or pewter, 20.5cm high
Estimate: £80 – £150

Laurence Stephen Lowry - 'Level crossing with train'

Lot 15: Laurence Stephen Lowry – ‘Level crossing with train’
Pencil signed print in colour, Salford Museum and Art Gallery, published by Patrick Searle 1973, mounted, framed and glazed, 59cm x 48cm excluding the mount and frame
Estimate: £1,000 – £2,000

Oiva Toikka for Iittala, Finnish glass bird paperweight

Lot 27: Oiva Toikka for Iittala, Finnish glass bird paperweight
Paper label and signed to the base, 14cm in length
Estimate: £30 – £50

Square silver plated mirrored cake stand

Lot 55: Square silver plated mirrored cake stand
Relief decorated with grapes on a vine, housed in a painted wood box with brass handles, the stand 14cm H x 46cm W x 46cm D
Estimate: £40 – £80

Bottle of Napoleon Sempe Armagnac

Lot 121: Bottle of Napoleon Sempe Armagnac
Housed in a Baccarat decanter
Estimate: £40 – £80

Bernard Rooke, studio pottery vase

Lot 169: Bernard Rooke, studio pottery vase
Decorated in relief with fossils, impressed mark around the footrim, 13.5cm high
Estimate: £30 – £50

Soholm, Danish mid century style wall plaque

Lot 246: Soholm, Danish mid century style wall plaque
Enamelled with flowers, impressed marks to the reverse, 33.5cm x 33cm
Estimate: £30 – £50

After Eric Ravilious - British Pavilion brochure 1939

Lot 377: After Eric Ravilious – British Pavilion brochure 1939
Woodcut engraving in colour, mounted, framed and glazed, 20.5cm x 13.5cm excluding the mount and frame
Estimate: £50 – £100

Eight vintage Homepride Spillers figures

Lot 627: Eight vintage Homepride Spillers figures
10.5cm high
Estimate: £20 – £40

Set of six Ercol ash and light elm stacking chairs

Lot 791: Set of six Ercol ash and light elm stacking chairs
74cm high
Estimate: £200 – £400

Scandinavian mid century design plaque

Lot 909: Scandinavian mid century design plaque
Hand painted with a female and stylised birds, signed F Ruth, 37cm x 25cm
Estimate: £30 – £50

Designer Desire: Bernard Rooke

Montage of Bernard Rooke ceramic pieces | H is for Home

How come we’ve not already featured this person on Designer Desire? We actually own a large piece of Bernard Rooke pottery! We love his organic, nature-inspired vases, goblets and especially, his floor-standing lamps.

Portrait of Bernard Rooke
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Bernard Rooke (b. 1938) studied painting and lithography at Ipswich School of Art and later, printmaking and ceramics at Goldsmiths College. In the early 1960s, Rooke shared Forest Hill, London premises with another British potter that we love, Alan Wallwork.

In 2004, he closed his pottery studio and began to concentrate on his painting and print-making.

You can readily find examples of his work on Etsy, and eBay and other auction sites.

 

 

Additional image credits:

1st Dibs | Invaluable | Kairo | Pamono