A Chelsea style melon complete with its black painted AG monogram to base. Estimated at £800-1200, it sold for sold for $3750 (£3030).
Image courtesy of Stair Galleries
As reported recently in ATG (issue no 2540), demand is increasing.
Ironically, at a time when many of the 18th century English porcelain models she copied are finding it hard going, these very 20th century versions are bringing some good prices.
Lady Anne Gordon’s works are surfacing on the secondary market with increasing frequency. Stair Galleries, (28% buyer’s premium) in New York managed to turn up a selection of 19 of her ceramics for ‘The English Interior’ sale held on March 9.
A pair of flower encrusted aubergines, $3750 (£3030) at Stair Galleries.
Image courtesy of Stair Galleries
All of them sold including the two items pictured here, a Chelsea style melon complete with its black painted AG monogram to base and a pair of flower encrusted aubergines.
Guided £800-1200 and at $1000-1500 respectively, these lots sold for $3750 (£3030) each.
