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Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933). Ovoid vessel, high-fired, wheel-thrown stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of orange, brown, yellow, and grey, artist's mark inscribed to base, height 40 cm. Provenance: purchased from artist workshop, Bowen mountain, NS

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933). Bowl, high-fired, wheel-thrown stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of red, brown, yellow, and grey, artist's mark inscribed to base, diameter 36.5 cm. Provenance: purchased from artist workshop, Bowen mountain, NSW, the

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933). Vase, high-fired stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of red, brown, and yellow, artist's mark inscribed to base, height 26 cm. Provenance: purchased from artist workshop, Bowen mountain, NSW, the Jack Grace collection

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933). Plate, high-fired, wheel-thrown stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of red, brown, and yellow, artist's mark inscribed to base, diameter 35 cm. Provenance: purchased from artist workshop, Bowen mountain, NSW, the Jack Gr

Moon, Milton (1926-2019), stoneware rimmed bowl. Knife cut lower section, ash glaze over Bizen type. Firing pads to base, incised 'Milton Moon'. Diameter 28 cm

Barrow, Jane (b.1957), stoneware spherical vase. Bronze glaze over Bizen type. Incised initials above foot. Diameter 24.5 cm

Japanese Bizen Pottery vase, together with an associated hardwood stand, 30 cm height

Col Levy, (b.1933), stoneware bowl, with bizen glaze, incised initials to base, height 8 cm, depth ia 20 cm

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), vase, c. 1970, high-fired stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of grey and brown, artist's mark incised to base, height 29.5 cm

Colin Levy, (b.1933) (2) stoneware vase and jug. Vase with Bizen glaze. Jug with ash over iron glaze & applied medallions. Potter's personal mark to base of each. Height 14 cm and 8.5 cm

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery cylindrical lidded jar, throwing marks evident to side, incised calligraphy, the flat lid with lug handle. Height 23.5 cm.

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery vase, ovoid body, variable restrained glaze effects. Height 29.5 cm.

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery vase, mallet-formed body, wood fired glaze effects with gloss glaze and matte sections, bulbous top. Height 23.5 cm.

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery specimen vase, tapered form. Height 18 cm.

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery vase, orb form with matte variable tan glaze to the shoulder, the dark brown body with feldspar inclusions. Height 23 cm.

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery vase, wood-fired glaze effects, cylinder form with lug handles. Height 230,

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery vase, anagama glaze effects showing heavy firing with glaze dribbles and unglazed sections, bulbous top. Height 27 cm.

A Japanese Bizen studio pottery lidded pot/water vessel, anagama heavy glaze effects with matte crust-type build up from extended firing, recessed wide lid. Height 16.5 cm, W. 17.5 cm.

A Japanese Bizen pottery fine bowl, shaped rim, variably gloss and matt glaze effects, impressed potters mark. Diameter 18 cm.

Bizen Ware, handled vase attributed to Isezaki Jun, woodfired stoneware, incised mark to the base, height 24 cm. Provenance: Private collection

Japanese Bizen Ware red pottery incense case (Kogo) moulded with a Shishi above lotus lappets

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933) part diner set high fired wheel-thrown stoneware, bizen style firing in ash grey and brown, comprising?.

A Japanese Bizen ware Tokkuri, Edo period (1603-1868), early 19th century, of ovoid form with horizontal ribbing to the flattened sides, covered with a clear glaze with 'Goma' splashed glaze flecks around the shoulder. Provenance: the de Voogd collection,

Five Japanese Bizen stoneware vessels, circa late 19th/Early 20th century, comprising a large ovoid vase, three tokkuri (sake flask) and one chaire (tea vessel). Each with splashes of goma glaze around the shoulders, approximately 2394 gms total weight for

A Japanese Bizen okimono of a hen and Cockerel, Edo period (1603-1868), early 19th century, the moulded stoneware okimono depicting a male and female pair of fowl with fine incised and moulded feathers to their bodies, seated on a naturalistically depicted

A Japanese Bizen okimono of a bullock, Toho Kimura, Showa period (1926-1989), circa 1960s, the stoneware okimono naturalistically modelled to render a recumbent bullock, the clay exhibiting 'Goma' (sesame seed glaze) spots to the back and feet of the beast

A Japanese Ko Tamba Tsubo, Edo period (1603-1868), early 17th century, potted in elegant ovoid form, with a Keishiki scenery (splash of ash glaze) to one side, and a good selection of other desirable scenic features appreciated in wabi tea aesthetic throug

Col Levy, tall Bizen Ware vase waisted neck & wide flat rim. Potter's seal to base, height 51 cm. Provenance: The Verlie Just collection.

Sei Hoshiso (Japanese, b. 1959), Bizen pot, c. 2010, wood fired stoneware with shell imprints, height 45 cm, diameter 38 cm. Provenance: Purchased from Bizen gallery Aoyama, Tokyo, 2018

Large 19th century Japanese Bizen ware storage jar. Wabi sabi form with red highlighted glaze, height 30 cm

A collection of three Bizen style Studio Pottery wares by Col Levy (1933-), circa 1980/81, comprising: fired rim bowl with incised marks 38 cm diameter, blossom bottle vase 28.5 cm high and a saki cup 6.5 cm diameter (3). Provenance: Bottle - Margaret Vine

A Bizen style fired cut-sided bottle vase by Col Levy (1933-), circa 1980-1981 in partially covering high fired glaze, 26 cm high

Two Bizen style spherical covered boxes Col Levy (1933-), circa 1980's the blue covered box fired inside larger one 6 x 7 cm, darker glazed box 10 x 12 cm, (2)

An impressive Bizen style fired blossom vase by Col Levy (1933-), circa 1980-1981 of spherical form with burnished tones, 32 x 35 cm. Provenance: Margaret Vine purchased from Victor Mace Gallery, 1981. Exhibitions: Col Levy is represented in the collection

Samuels, Bill. Jar. 1987 Bizen Ware. Provenance: Cuppaculemborg Gallery, ACT

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), Bottle Vase and Six Sake Cups, wheel thrown stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of red, grey and brown, artist's mark incised near bases (7), vase height 14 cm

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), Lidded Water Pot, wheel thrown stoneware, of cylindrical form, bizen style firing in shades of reddish brown and ash, artist's mark incised to base, height 29 cm diameter 26 cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist

A collection of Japanese Bizen pottery, plate, two bowls, two tea-bowls and two sake cups

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), two vases, high-fired stoneware, one of cylindrical form, the other of bottle shape, bizen style firing in ash grey and brown, artist's mark inscribed to base (2), height 26 cm height 21 cm

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), set of six Sake cups, high-fired stoneware, bizen style firing in shades of brown and green, each with artist's mark inscribed near base, within original handmade box (6), height 3.5 cm

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), Sake bottle, c. 1978, bizen style wood fired stoneware, with turned lip, artist's mark incised near base, height 15.5 cm

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), large stoneware bowl, of squat form with wide lip, bizen style firing in shades of brown and green, artist's mark inscribed to base, height 16.5 cm diameter 36 cm

Col Levy (Australian, b. 1933), Large Oval Bowl, wheel-thrown with oval shaped mouth, bizen style firing in tones of reddish-brown to grey green, artist's mark incised to base, height 15.5 cm, diameter 33 cm

Late Edo Ansei period Wakizashi attributed to Yokoyama Sukenaga in suguha hamon in full polish. Bizen Yokoyama Sukenaga being the top ranked maker of the Bizen Yokoyama school during the Shinshinto period, highly sought after as representative examples of

A Japanese Bizen pottery group figure, with typical glaze, depicting a seated man with boy figure over hi shoulder, 19 cm high

Col Levy (b. 1933) plate and three bowls bizen style firing in shades of red, brown, grey and yellow, the plate and two bowls with artist's mark inscribed to side or base (4) plate. Diameter 25 cm, bowl. Diameters approx 14 cm. Provenance: Estate of Prof.

Col Levy, (b. 1933), vase of spherical form with elongated neck, bizen style firing in shades of red, brown, yellow and blue, artist's mark inscribed to base. Height 23 cm. Provenance: Estate of Prof. Alan Walker

Col Levy (b. 1933) five tea cups bizen style firing in shades of brown, green and red, each with artist's mark inscribed to side (5). Heights approx 4.5-5 cm. Provenance: Estate of Prof. Alan Walker

Col Levy (b. 1933) vase and tea bowl bizen style firing, the vase in matt shades of orange, blue and green, the tea bowl in shades of red, green and brown, both with artist's mark inscribed to side (2) vase. Height 15 cm, bowl. Height 8.5 cm. Length 13.5 c

Col Levy (b. 1933) vase and round lidded box both with bizen style firing, artist's mark inscribed to base (2) vase. Height 15 cm, lidded box. Height 4.5 cm. Provenance: Estate of Prof. Alan Walker

Col Levy (b. 1933) two small dishes bizen style firing in shades of red and grey, both with inscribed artist's mark to base, together with an Owen Rye woodfired ceramic sake cup, artist's and pottery stamp to base (3) dishes. Diameter 10 cm, sake cup. Diam

Col Levy (b. 1933) water pot squat bulbous form with lid, bizen style firing in shades of grey and orange, inscribed artist's mark to base. Height 13 cm. Diameter 15 cm. Provenance: Estate of Prof. Alan Walker

Col Levy, (b. 1933), Bizen form stoneware vase in shades of red and grey, artist's mark to base. Height 27 cm. Diameter 32 cm. Provenance: Corporate collection, Sydney

Col Levy glazed pottery jug, approx 36 cm high Levy, Col. Col Levy was born in Sydney in 1933.He studied industrial arts at Sydney Teachers College and ceramics at East Sydney Technical College.in 1957 he spent a year workshop training with Ivan McMeekin a

Japanese Mashiko stoneware platter of square form. Diameter 35 cm. together with a Mashiko pottery ash glazed jug by Kamiya Sahoichi and an ash glazed Bizen pottery bowl

Japanese Bizen pottery handled vase, with white, green and purple glaze splashes. Height 27.5 cm

Japanese Bizen vase, together with a bowl by Kayoto Sakakibara, boxed. Height 240

Japanese Bizen yunomi (tea cup). Height 9 cm

Asano Masaru, Japanese Mashiko pottery stoneware unomi, together with Kiyoto Sakakibara Bizen ware chawan [tea bowl] and three additional unomi (5 items)

Early Japanese Bizen ware water dropper in the form of a cat