A collection of new work by contemporary ceramicists and glass artists.
Ceramics - click images to enlarge
拍動. Porcelain vessel covered in hand-rolled porcelain ribbons.
H31.4 x W41.4 cm
2025
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Ref. HM-COL-2601
Reduction-fired stoneware with salt glaze.
H 28.5cm x D 18.5cm
2025
Ref. FLJ-COL-2604
£650.00
Interfused stoneware, porcealin and wild clay slips.
H37 x W43 cm
2025
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Ref. AB-COL-2603
£2,500.00
Earthenware body with finger-combed slip design and green, amber glazes.
Largest: H61 cm
Smallest: H57.5 cm
Ref. CB3
Hand painted in 24K gold on glossy porcelain china.
H9.5 x W23.5 cm
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Ref. MT-ATOG-2510
£950.00
Furniture - click images to enlarge
Model no. PJ-SI-21-A
Designed for the Panjab University science department, Chandigarh
Circa 1965-1966
Teak, cane
70.7 x 48 x 47 cm
£6,800.00
Glass - click images to enlarge
Cast glass, lost ice process, with salt erosion
H 54 x W 35 x D 9 cm
Ref. JH-PM-2403
£9,500.00
A Green Thought in a Green Shade >
Green glass with a central square of silver leaf in a limed and waxed oak frame. Quatation from Andrew Marvell’s poem, Thoughts on a Garden.
This piece has a cast solid silver roundel on the back of the subframe of a rearing lion, and is cast from a silver coin in the artist’s possession. The coin is a Thracian hemidrachme, 350-300 BC. This roundel is used by the artist to denote pieces he considers to be outstanding examples of his work. This is the first such example.
2024
H 20.5 x W 20.5 x D 6.5 cm
Ref. GWW-COL25-2502
£2,000.00
Hand-blown, compressed and slumped glass
H30 x W25.5 x D7.5cm
2016
Laura was renowned for her mastery of colour in glass, as colour research was a cornerstone of her pratcie. She travelled to the Czech Republic to create this piece, because it was one of the few places she could experiment with uranium-based colours unavailable elsewhere. This piece is among the last she ever made, marking a unique and significant moment in her exploration of colour.
Ref. LDS2504
£16,000.00