22 - 25 May
Including works from the Dr Anne-Carole Chamier Collection
Thank you to everyone who participated in the auction. We achieved some outstanding results with a hammer total just shy of £700,000 and a successful sell rate of 84%.
Our next Contemporary Ceramics auction will be 12 -16 November 2023.
If you would like to discuss consigning works to a future sale, please do not hesitate to contact info@maaklondon.com
12 - 21 Sep
Maak is delighted to present this extraordinary collection of Contemporary Craft in the remarkable setting of Ascott House in Buckinghamshire.
This exhibition and auction represent Maak’s inaugural auction devoted to Contemporary Craft.
The exhibition will be on view at Ascott House from Friday 17 March 2023. Bidding will open on Tuesday 12 September and conclude from 1pm on Thursday 21 September 2023.
Maak is delighted to announce its inaugural auction dedicated to Contemporary Craft with the single owner collection of the late Victoria, Lady de Rothschild. A unique installation of the collection, showcasing over 100 of the finest works in wood, metal, glass, ceramics and jewellery, will be exhibited at Ascott House, the historic residence of the de Rothschild family and former home of Victoria, Lady de Rothschild.
The Exhibition at Ascott House, Buckinghamshire is open from 17 March 2023, information and tickets are available at www.ascottestate.co.uk
The online auction will take place between 12-21 September 2023, with bidding concluding from 1pm on 21 September.
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(British 1936-2010)
An artist who continually challenges the idea of an orthodox world of pure ceramics through her use of found objects and experimentation of form and material. "Materials are the source of the ideas as well as their expression." Lowndes quoted in 1987.