DISH of oval form with a cast sculpture of two birds, their necks entwined. London 1957.
Length 15.2cm, weight 318 grams
WINE LABEL A set of eight to commemorate Elizabeth II's
Coronation. Made for Saccone & Speed, wine shippers, to
give to clients. Consigned to a sale in Bath by a titled gentleman.
London 1953.
Dimensions 7 x 5.1cm, total weight 218 grams
DISH This pair of dishes in the form of shallow boats with
turned-up ends are each placed on a reeded collet foot.
London 1953 and 1954.
Length 22cm, weight 839.6 grams
BOWL A popular stock item of Durbin's workshop during the
1950s. The handles of cherubs astride branches on this pair
of bowls are from casts secured on the closure of Omar
Ramsden's workshop. London 1954.
Height 7.6cm, weight 311 and 358 grams
FREEDOM BOX presented to Mr Alderman Randolph Cleaver
LCC with the Freedom of the Borough of Hampstead on
24th September 1956. London 1956.
Length 17.3cm, weight 948 grams
DISH of oval form with a cast sculpture of two birds,
their necks entwined. London 1957.
Length 15.2cm, weight 318 grams
DISH of circular form in the Amada fashion with a raised
textured oval boss. One of a pair in the collection.
London 1960/1.
Diameter 33.7cm, weight of the pair 1243.9 grams
COASTERS This pair of coasters are of a plain and simple
design with a little reeding to the base, the rims slightly
flared. The hardwood bases set with a central circular ivory
inset. London 1963.
Diameter 11.4cm, weight of silver 430 grams
DISH of elongated concave form upon an oval collet foot.
The centre of the dish applied with with a model of a
secretary bird, which was originally surrounded by an
inscription, now removed. London 1969.
Length 33cm, weight 556 grams
SEAL, its handle in the form of a helmeted urchin. The
matrix, now defaced, indicates that it was made for The
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Architectural Association.
London 1966.
Height 5.5cm, weight 77 grams
TROPHY on onyx plinth presented to Hambro British
Businessman of the Year in 1971. London 1971.
Overall height 30.5cm
BOWL on green marble plinth. Presented to the Right Hon
Lord Plowden by the Board of Commercial Union upon his
retirement after 32 years. London 1978.
