Name: Auction: EMMELINE HALSE (1853-1930) ARTS & CRAFTS RELIEF PLAQUE, 1917
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 600 GBP
Availability: InStock

Lots 1 to 336 | 16th October at 10am

Lots 337 to 642 | 17th October at 10am

Our October edition of DESIGN Since 1860 includes An Aesthetic Interior: The Contents of a London Apartment (lots 1 - 148) on October 16 and a Collection of French Glass (lots 337 - 419) to include Émile Gallé, Daum Frères and François-Emile Décorchemont the following day.The sale also includes an exciting selection of works by designers such as Christopher Dresser, Philip Webb, Morris &amp; Co. and W.A.S. Benson, Alphonse Mucha and Tiffany Studios, Archibald Knox, Henry Wilson, Ambrose Heal and many others. Also featured are works by the Martin Brothers, William de Morgan and Pilkington’s.Buyer's Guide:

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Featuring an Aesthetic Interior: The Contents of a London Apartment

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polychrome terracotta, framed, signed and dated lower right E. HALSE/ 1917 framed, 42cm x 56cm (frame size 59cm x 73.5cm); together with ‘MESSENGERS’, RELIEF ROUNDEL, CIRCA 1910, polychrome terracotta, signed E. HALSE, 42cm diameter (2)

ARTS & CRAFTS RELIEF PLAQUE, 1917

EMMELINE HALSE (1853-1930)

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EMMELINE HALSE (1853-1930)

ARTS & CRAFTS RELIEF PLAQUE, 1917

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