This Dorian Sands ramekin is decorated with the dates and motif of the star sign "Aquarius", using sgraffito and painting. Dorian Sands was the pseudonym of Tom Sanders. It measures 90mm in diameter and stands 45mm high. It is in excellent condition apart from some crazing. C1960's

This Dorian Sands ramekin is decorated with the dates and motif of the star sign "Virgo", using sgraffito and painting. Dorian Sands was the pseudonym of Tom Sanders. It measures 90mm in diameter and stands 45mm high. It is in excellent condition apart from some crazing. C1960's

This Dorian Sands ramekin is decorated with the dates and motif of the star sign "Scorpio", using sgraffito and painting. Dorian Sands was the pseudonym of Tom Sanders. It measures 90mm in diameter and stands 45mm high. It is in excellent condition apart from some crazing. C1960's

This Dorian Sands ramekin is decorated with the dates and motif of the star sign "Saggitarius", using sgraffito and painting. Dorian Sands was the pseudonym of Tom Sanders. It measures 90mm in diameter and stands 45mm high. It is in excellent condition apart from some crazing. C1960's

This unsigned lidded jar is attributed to the early period of the Martin Boyd pottery. It is handpainted and stands 155mm high. It does suffer from crazing.

This small handpainted Martin Boyd vase stands 107mm high and dates from the early 1950's. It does have some crazing.

This well delineated Melrose gumnut vase is glazed, for this type of vase, in a rarely seen pink glaze. It stands 85mm high and does have some crazing. C1930's

This handpainted Guy Boyd wall plaque is 153mm in diameter and features an Aboriginal woman carrying a young child. It is signed D Bray. It dates from the late 1950's and does have some crazing.

This 150mm diameter dish/wall plaque is decorated with a painted and sgraffito design of an Aboriginal man with a crow on his arm. It is signed "Janice James Australia 1956". It has a small chip to the rim ex the kiln and later covered with the final glaze .

This colourful 156mm diameter dish/wall plaque is decorated with a painted and sgraffito design of an Aboriginal man spearing fish in a river. It is signed "Janice James Australia 1956". It has a smallish chip to the rim near the top of the spear.

This 150mm diameter dish/wall plaque is decorated with a painted and sgraffito design of an Aboriginal man with a crow on his arm. It is signed "Janice James Australia 1956". It is in excellent condition.

This 150mm diameter dish/wall plaque is decorated with a painted and sgraffito design of an Aboriginal man with a crow on his arm. It is signed "Janice James Australia". It is in excellent condition. It dates from around 1956 as it is the same as other dated pieces.

This painted lamp base by Martin Boyd features a lady and young girl in the dress of the early 1800's who have been picking flowers. It stands 185mm high and its only flaw is a small firing crack to the edge of the base. C1950

This two handled vase by John Campbell is dated 1934. It stands 188mm high and is 175mm in diameter. It has some faint scratches to the glaze, otherwise it is in excellent condition.

This rose bowl by Henning Rathjen features a pattern of carved leaves and stems to the top with the outside covered in a rough cast off-white glaze. The diameter is 215mm and it stands 110mm high. It does have some light crazing to the gloss glaze on the inside, otherwise it is in excellent condition. It dates from the 1950's

Standing 106mm high, this hand painted mug or tankard is signed "ESSE" and features an Aboriginal dancing figure. It does have some crazing, otherwise it is in excellent condition. Late 1950's

Standing 106mm high, this hand painted mug or tankard is signed "ESSE" and features an Aboriginal woman walking through the countryside. It does have some crazing, otherwise it is in excellent condition. Late 1950's

This decoratively glazed wall plaque by Reg Preston measures 309mm in diameter and is in excellent codition. It would date from around 1980.

This branch handled Remued vase stands 110mm high and dates from the late 1930`s. It is in excellent condition.

This cup and saucer by Klytie Pate features the cup handle fashioned as a seahorse. The diameter of the saucer is 112mm. The lighter area at the top of the saucer is where the glaze hasn`t taken before the firing. There are also some very minor chips to the cup rim. C1942.

This handpainted Martin Boyd plate features a ballet dancer on a pink ground. It is 210mm in diameter and apart from three wery tiny chips to the rim and some crazing it is in excellent condition. C1950.

This Cruffel Art Porcelain jug by Merric Boyd features a deep sea-green glaze on the body and a gnarled branch handle in a contrasting dappled glaze. It carries two original foil stickers-the one on the front proclaiming the piece to be "Art Porcelain" and one on the base stating "Cruffel Art Porcelain Melbourne". It stands 112mm high to the top of the handle and is excellent condition. It dates from 1934 or 5.

This waisted vase by Merric Boyd stands 128mm high and is 121mm in diameter. It features a dark blue drip glaze over a lighter blue glaze. Incised in the base is " M. Boyd 1927". It is in excellent condition.

This William Ricketts wall hanging sculpture is of Tjurki, a 12 year old boy from the Pitjantjatjara tribe at Ernabella Mission in Central Australia. Ricketts has incised his own name on the back and has also written in pencil "Tjurki Pitjantjatjara Tribe Musgrave Ranges". Ricketts visited Ernabella c1949-51. The sculpture is 145mm high and 155mm wide. It is in excellent condition.

This Melrose two handled vase features a glossy dark blue drip glaze over a lighter blue glaze with an eggshell like texture. It stands 175mm high and has a diameter of 215mm at its widest point excluding the handles(255mm including the handles). It is in excellent condition and dates from the 1930`s.

A Hatton Beck bowl decorated to the centre with a painting of a bird by Lucy Beck. It has a diameter of 125mm and stands 48mm high. It is in excellent condition. C 1970`s

A Hatton Beck bowl decorated to the centre with a painting of a bird by Lucy Beck. It has a diameter of 125mm and stands 48mm high. It is in excellent condition. C 1970`s

This roughly textured jug by Merric Boyd has the upper portion glazed in a darker brown. It is not signed by Boyd but, in his handwriting is incised on the base "May Hiscock 1927 May ?-this name is hard to read. Perhaps it was made as a wedding present. It stands 122mm high with a 114mm diameter at the top. It is in excellent condition apart from some light crazing.

This Peggy Whiting jug features roughly incised parallel lines under an unevenly applied dark blue glaze. Over the top of this was applied a vibrant blue/green drip glaze. It stands 136mm high and is in excellent condition. It dates from c 1935-40.

This small Hoffman jug was issued in 1934 to commemmorate the centenary of the founding of Melbourne. It features raised profiles of John Batman and John Pascoe Fawkner below a banner "Melbourne Centenary 1934" and the quotation "This will be the place for a village"(which differs from the large jug). It stands 120mm high and apart from a small chip to the underside, it is in excellent condition.