Some collectors know the moment a piece is right for them, and simply want to name their figure. For them, Ed Pascoe opens a selection of gallery works to offers, twice a month. Each one is hand built and hand painted in South Africa, signed, and the only one of its kind, and none of them are on sale.
How it works
Choose your piece and open its page. Press Make an offer and enter the amount you would like to propose; it takes a minute. Every offer is carefully considered by the gallery, and you will hear from us once a decision is made. If your offer is accepted, the piece finds its way to your collection.
The elephant urn
Leading the selection is a monumental urn from Love Art Ceramic, forty-six inches tall. Tebogo Ndlovu sculpted a full herd moving through foliage and fruit trees around the cream clay body, with a mother and calf standing on the lid, and Sabelo Nene painted it.
Elephant urn
Love Art Ceramic, 46 inches
$32,000
From the rest of the selection
Senzo Duma painted the urn crowned with a lion, with an elephant, a giraffe and a rhino around it. Wiseman painted the kingfisher bowl and the monkey tureen, Charmaine Haines made the owl totem vessel, and from Senzo Duma's studio there is a pair of pangolin lamps.
Lion, elephant, giraffe & rhino urn
Senzo Duma Ceramics
$28,500
Kingfisher bowl
Wiseman Ceramics
$22,500
Monkey Tureen
Wiseman Ceramics
$9,500
Protea & crane bird vase
Love Art Ceramic
$8,500
Pair of pangolin lamps
Senzo Duma Ceramics
$8,500
Owl totem - vessel
Charmaine Haines
$3,800