An Art Deco cigarette box with an adjustable wooden interior and veneered in natural shagreen. Made and stamped by London makers Puddefoot, Bowers & Simonett Ltd c1930s.

The shagreen has warped slightly in one area.

H 6cm
L 19cm
D 10cm

Two plaster maquettes by German sculptor Emma De Sigaldi, both studies for later bronze works.
The white piece is an initial rough work, whilst the stained maquette has been refined and sharpened. The two together representing the development of a sculptors work.

Some chips and knocks as pictures.

H 7.5cm
L 16cm
D 7cm

An early woodfired vase by Matthew Blakely. Using locally sourced minerals to create his signature mottled ‘Rock Glaze’.

Made in Cambridgeshire c2000

H 12.5cm
D 12.5cm

A carved stone sculpture depicting a bird made by an Italian sculptor. Mounted on a wooden base.

H 16cm
L 18cm
D 7cm

A naive pair of copper candlesticks likely made by an amature metalworker in the early 20th Century.

Tarnished and dents throughout.

H 17cm
D 9cm

A large and heavy wooden fruit bowl carved from solid wood wood.

Made by a German woodworker.

H 8.5cm
D 37cm

A sweet arts and crafts candlestick handmade from copper. For slim candles of 1cm.

H 6cm
L 23cm

A large vase by the important German ceramist Horst Kerstan in 1979.

Stamped to the b,ase

H 19.5cm
D 20cm

An ovoid pewter vase with vertical geometric ribbing and a shaped footed base, stamped by Dumont on the underside. Made in France c1930s

Some significant ware and dents to the surface.

H 20cm
D 9cm

An interlocking marble sculpture attributed to Italian Sculptor Andrea Cascella (1919–1990).

H 12cm
L 20cm
W 16cm

An ovoid vase in an abstract female form and matt black glaze. Made by an unknown French potter.

H 20cm
D 12cm

A hand-built studio pottery vessel with a conical form and textured black glaze. Made by an unknown British ceramist.

H 9cm
W 17cm