Georg Jensen Freeform Silver Brooch by Henning Koppel

This Georg Jensen silver brooch designed by Henning Koppel is typical of his pioneering designs in freeform functionalism jewellery for the company in the 1950’s.

Marked: Georg Jensen 925S Denmark 376. Width: 7cm. 1937

£385

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Rosenthal Ceramic Vase by Jean Cocteau

A whimsical anthropomorphic free-form vase decorated with character faces by Jean Cocteau and executed in porcelain by Rosenthal.

Marked: Printed factory mark, facsimile signature and date 1952. Applied paper label.

£650

http://www.thegoodaygallery.com/ceramics-jean-cocteau-rosenthal-ceramic-vase.htm

Wedgwood Sculpture by John Skeaping: Tiger and Buck Animals

Designed by John Skeaping for Wedgwood this Art Deco styled group ‘Tiger and Buck’ is fired in a matt white ‘moonstone’ glaze.

Marked: Printed mark and impressed artists mark. Width: 34cm.

£580

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Goran Warff for Kosta Swedish Coloured Glass Bowl

A fantastic unique glass bowl designed and made by Goran Warff for Kosta in Sweden. The sculptured bowl stands on icicle-like formations in crystal resembling stalagmites from limestone caves. The thick clear glass is blushed through with shades of pink and green giving a different and exciting image from each perspective.

Marked: Impressed marks 'Kosta G.Warff Unikt’. Circa 1975. Height: 17cm. Diameter: 15cm. Weight: 2.5KG

£2500

http://www.thegoodaygallery.com/glass-goran-warff-for-kosta-uniqued-coloured-glass-bowl.htm

Liberty & Co. Boxed Silver Cake Forks

An original boxed set of six silver cake forks with an Art Nouveau leaf pattern design on the terminal. Original fitted box marked Liberty & Co.

Marked: Each fork marked Liberty & Co, Birmingham. Hallmarks for 1925 & 1928. Fork Length: 13cm.

£290

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Richard and Susan Parkinson Porcelain Knitting Lady

A comical figure of a seated lady knitting, in glazed slip-cast bisque porcelain with painted and incised decoration using a wax-resist technique. This is a rare example of this figure produced and designed by Susan Parkinson, model 110, for the Parkinson Pottery at Brabourne Lees, Ashford, Kent early 1950’s.

Marked: Impressed mark to underside - Richard Parkinson and Made in England. Height: 19cm.

£785

http://www.thegoodaygallery.com/ceramics-richard-and-susan-parkinson-porcelain-knitting-lady.htm