21st Sep, 2019 10:00
Fine Art, Antiques & Jewellery including a large Collection of Martin Brothers Pottery
A late 19th century Martin Brothers vase of baluster form with flared rim on a circular foot, unfinished (i.e. lacking final glaze), with a decoration of dragons and stylised flying lizards amongst Renaissance style leaves, inscribed marks to base, dated 1-1896, 37.5 cm high, (a/f). Provenance:Â Part of a single owner collection originally acquired directly from the Martin Brothers Pottery, by Samuel L. M. Avery Esq., a master builder and resident of Southall. Avery was a friend and acquaintance of the Martin family, often visiting the pottery where he bought pieces directly from them for his own collection. The collection was inherited by his descendants and has remained in the family ever since, only being recently discovered following the passing of his daughter.
Sold for £2,200
A late 19th century Martin Brothers vase of baluster form with flared rim on a circular foot, unfinished (i.e. lacking final glaze), with a decoration of dragons and stylised flying lizards amongst Renaissance style leaves, inscribed marks to base, dated 1-1896, 37.5 cm high, (a/f). Provenance:Â Part of a single owner collection originally acquired directly from the Martin Brothers Pottery, by Samuel L. M. Avery Esq., a master builder and resident of Southall. Avery was a friend and acquaintance of the Martin family, often visiting the pottery where he bought pieces directly from them for his own collection. The collection was inherited by his descendants and has remained in the family ever since, only being recently discovered following the passing of his daughter.
