John Skeaping
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| 2484 | WEDGWOOD: Designed by John Skeaping, seen here in the rare basalt body and original (optional) wooden base. A good, early example of this popular sculptor's work for Wedgwood in the art deco style. With facsimile signature. C1930. |
$1,250 | |
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WEDGWOOD: Designed by John Skeaping, the kangaroo is probably the rarest
of the fourteen Art Deco animals he created for Wedgwood in 1927. Rarer
still in Basalt, with facsimile signature, and in perfect condition. C1930. |
$5,450 $3,450 |
| 1610 | WEDGWOOD: Figure of a Lying Duiker – a variety of antelope native to Sub-Saharan Africa. Available here in the rare black basalt body, with facsimile signature. C1930. | $1,475 $1,100 |
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| 1996 | WEDGWOOD: Figure of a Standing Duiker – a variety of antelope native to Sub-Saharan Africa. Available here in the rare black basalt body, with facsimile signature. C1930. |
$1,475 $1,100 |
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| 1640 | WEDGWOOD: Figure of a Sea Lion, a most attractive figure by Skeaping, difficult to find in any body. Available here in the rare black basalt, with facsimile signature. C1930. | $2,950 $1,700 |
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| 1644 | WEDGWOOD: Figure of a Lying Duiker – a variety of antelope native to Sub-Saharan Africa. Available here in the unusual celadon glaze, which is rather more green than it appears in photographs. C1930. | $1,250 $600 |
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| 1648 | WEDGWOOD: Figure of a buffalo calf, based on the calf born in London Zoo in 1927. Skeaping figures were available with an optional wooden base, as here; this example is in the unusual celadon glaze, which is rather more green than it appears in photographs. C1930. | $3,300 $1,475 |
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| 1649 | WEDGWOOD: The more popular of Skeaping’s figures were made well into the 1980’s. Monkey with Baby was one such, and this example (in Moonstone glaze) shows why Wedgwood continued with their production. Moonstone has a soft, matt finish, and is particularly attractive. It is one of the glazes developed by Norman Wilson. C1950. | $850 $550 |
* Items marked with an asterisk are not in the shop, but are available. Please contact us for details.







