Arts & Craft, Art Deco and Beyond

ARTS & CRAFTS

The British Arts and Crafts movement is well collected through the disciplines, with strong results for William Morris, William De Morgan, Ernest Gimson, CFA Voysey, Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson, Stanley Webb Davies, Shapland & Petter and Liberty Design.

ART DECO & BEYOND

Art Deco encompasses all the graphic and applied Arts including British, French, Continental and American forms of furniture and design.

Birds-eye maple furniture of Epstein, Betty Joel designed products, Wedgwood Fairyland lustre, Art Deco figures by Chiparus, Lorenzl and Preiss are always popular.

Glassware from the French factories of Lalique and Galle are always featured along with American Tiffany glassworks.

Results & Highlights

47 - A Loetz iridescent glass and silver-mounted glass vase

A Loetz iridescent glass and silver-mounted glass vase
Sold for £300

161A - A Royal Doulton Tango coffee set,

A Royal Doulton Tango coffee set
Sold for £340

A Daum pedestal bowl
Sold for £260

725 - A Kosta Boda 'Moonlanding' glass vase

A Kosta Boda 'Moonlanding' glass vase
Sold for £180

95 - A Lenci figure of a couple rested on a bench,

A Lenci figure of a couple rested on a bench
Sold for £3,300

A Gallé floral cameo glass vase
Sold for £1,000

A Kosta Boda glass vase
Sold for £120

A Loetz iridescent vase
Sold for £400

A Loetz glass bowl
Sold for £300

214 - A suite of 'Molnet' (Cloud) Orrefors glassware,

A suite of 'Molnet' (Cloud) Orrefors glassware
Sold for £480

130 - A Gabriel Argy-Rousseau pâte de verre glass Hibiscus pendant

A Gabriel Argy-Rousseau pâte de verre glass Hibiscus pendant
Sold for £380

A Murano glass vase
Sold for £2,800

A Loetz pewter-mounted vase
Sold for £400

*Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
Sold for £9,000

257 - A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre 'Ghostly Wood' Malfrey vase and cover

A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre 'Ghostly Wood' Malfrey vase and cover
Sold for £21,000

A Kosta glass table lamp
Sold for £350

80 - A Goldscheider figure of a woman holding a hat box, holding two suitcases,

A Goldscheider figure of a woman holding a hat box, holding two suitcases
Sold for £2,900

A Goldscheider figure 'Dolly'
Sold for £3,400

A Murano glass vase
Sold for £260

A Loetz glass bowl
Sold for £480

Two Mdina lollipop glass vases
Sold for £90

A Daum cameo glass vase
Sold for £1,900

A Daum landscape cameo glass vase
Sold for £2,000

A Daum cased glass vase
Sold for £1,050

An Art glass vase
Sold for £1,500

Our specialists

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John Black ASFAV
Director

T: 01279 817778
E: johnblack@sworder.co.uk

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News & Articles

The Life and Work of Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940)

Next week's auction of Design offers two archetypal side chairs from a truly unique Italian designer - Carlo Bugatti - whose life was filled with talent and tragedy.

14 October 2021

Paperback Writer

An autograph book with a story so evocative of the British music scene in the early 1960s comes for sale in our Design auction this month. The notebook includes the signatures of three of The Beatles, together with those of Gerry & The Pacemakers, The Dave Clark Five, Cliff Richard, and Helen Shapiro.

5 October 2021

Robert Prenzel Carvings At Sworders

Robert Prenzel was born in 1866 in the Prussian town of Kittliztreben, in present-day Poland. After a four-year apprenticeship, further studies at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, and another four years of work experience around Europe, he emigrated to Australia at the age of 22. Trained in the classical European styles, he arrived in Melbourne in 1888, where he came to define Australian craft and design throughout the first quarter of the 20^th century.

30 September 2021