Alan Wallwork at Stamford auctions
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Alan Wallwork at Stamford auctions
Just watched an Alan Wallwork vase go for £1500 hammer, very similar to one I paid around £25 for in a gallery in Lyme Regis c.1995, which I sold to a member a couple of years go. ( damn !! )
I thought it would go for the middle hundreds but never 1500.
I thought it would go for the middle hundreds but never 1500.
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Re: Alan Wallwork at Stamford auctions
Stamford get very good results,the owner is well connected
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ppcollectables wrote:Just watched an Alan Wallwork vase go for £1500 hammer, very similar to one I paid around £25 for in a gallery in Lyme Regis c.1995, which I sold to a member a couple of years go. ( damn !! )
I thought it would go for the middle hundreds but never 1500.
*embarrassed face* Dont tell my husband; he'd want to sell it. There are a few potters like Wallwork and Maltby that I would take to my grave.
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where are you planning to be buried, Naomi?
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Naomi....this is pottery, he's being serious. I'll hold the torch.
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Best to look on the shelves. It might have my ashes in it.

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Would 'used once ' be a fair description....
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The wavy line one was only 20 cms high! Not that unusual as well. Bought a fair number of ours in the mid 90's. Alan Wallwork's work was always quite affordable. There was some nice pievces in that auction. 2 John Ward, 3 Gabriele Koch, a Takeshi Yasuda...
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https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/stamford/catalogue-id-the-st10071/lot-007ea315-0590-4f59-b278-acf600a82e08#lotDetails
This one.
This one.
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the disk form pot at Chorley's looks odd to me
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dantheman wrote:where are you planning to be buried, Naomi?
To keep you occupied in the interim, Dan, I know that Alan and Berry, his friend, used to row out into Lyme Bay and throw slight seconds over the side of the boat.
Perhaps taking up scuba diving is an alternative?
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I used to dive when I was younger but grave robbery is more my speed these days
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dantheman wrote:the disk form pot at Chorley's looks odd to me
If it is the one with the cross decoration you can just about make out a feint W to the slight left of the auction sticker of the last photo.
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yes that's the one, I never really liked his pre-AW pots
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They were very popular in the 60's. Heal's and the like...
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That Cross design pot went for a hammer price of £140. Lots of other people clearly had questions about it.
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It didn't look right in the photograph but you would really need to see it to be positive either way
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Re: Alan Wallwork at Stamford auctions
That has been the main problem with auctions within the Covid rules. When you cannot inspect the items the photos have to be extremely detailed and of very good quality. The photography has varied very widely between individual auctioneers.
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