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LADY MUSICIANS<br />
Limited edition of 750 7550<br />
Virginals HN2427<br />
Height: 6 ¼ inches<br />
1971 - R18,500<br />
Viola d’Amore HN2797 2797<br />
Height: 6 ¼ inches<br />
1975 – R12,000<br />
PRESTIGE & LIMITED<br />
From the mid 1950s, Peggy worked closely with the new design<br />
director, Jo Ledger. He encouraged her to break new ground with<br />
exciting contemporary designs including their 1950s teenagers and<br />
the Images series. Their collaborative Marriage of Art and Industry<br />
was highly acclaimed at the Brussels Exhibition of 1958 w<strong>here</strong><br />
Doulton won the Grand Prix. After <strong>this</strong> success, Peggy received<br />
several commissions for exhibition pieces, including cluding the Matador<br />
and Bull, Indian Brave and The Palio. In 1970 Pegg Peggy gy bbecame became the th the<br />
first Doulton artist to have her name inscribed on a figurine for<br />
over 50 years when her first limited edition collection lection<br />
of Lady d<br />
Musicians was launched. Peggy was cooking breakfast eakfaast<br />
for her<br />
family when she heard d the<br />
e news on<br />
BBC radio and dropped ed tthe<br />
the frying<br />
pan in her excitement. nt. SSuccessive<br />
Successive<br />
limited edition collections, tionss,<br />
such as<br />
Dancers of the World d (Co (Con on Vo1 Vo V 1 1<br />
No 1), Femmes Fatales atalees<br />
and<br />
Gentle Arts, (Con Vol l 1 No NNo<br />
1)<br />
showed Peggy at the thhe<br />
pinnacle of her powers ers<br />
Peggy Davies drawing for<br />
Queen of Sheba<br />
in the 1970s and 80s.<br />
call <strong>Pascoe</strong> & Company 0-800-982-448<br />
Peggy Davies<br />
DANCERS OF THE WORLD<br />
Limited edition of 750<br />
North American Indian HN2809<br />
Height: 8 ½ inches<br />
1982 - R7,750<br />
Indian Temple HN2830<br />
Height: 9 ¾ inches<br />
1977 - R15,000<br />
FEMMES FATALES<br />
Limited edition of off<br />
750<br />
Queen of Sheba HN2328 HHN2328<br />
Height: 9 inches<br />
1982 – R7,500<br />
A TRIBUTE TO PEGGY DAVIES<br />
Lo Louise Irvine will be talking about the<br />
life and work of Peggy Davies on<br />
Sa Saturday, October 16th at the <strong>Pascoe</strong><br />
<strong>Ceramics</strong> Weekend.<br />
Don’t miss <strong>this</strong> wonderful<br />
opportunity op to learn more about <strong>this</strong><br />
remarkable Doulton artist.<br />
Make your reservations now for<br />
LLouise’s<br />
Tea & Talk as space is limited.<br />
3:00pm 3 Saturday, October 16th 2010<br />
Southern Sun Grayston<br />
Co Corner of Rivonia Road & Grayston Drive<br />
Sandton, Johannesburg<br />
RSVP FOR TEA & TALK<br />
Ca Call <strong>Pascoe</strong> & Company in Miami free of<br />
cha charge from South Africa 0-800-982-448.<br />
MMon-Fri<br />
3:00pm – 11:00pm SA time.<br />
veronica@pascoeandcompany.com<br />
GENTLE ARTS<br />
Spinning HN2380<br />
Height: 7 ¼ inches<br />
1984 – R14,000<br />
FREE ADMISSION<br />
Lucrezia Borgia HN2342<br />
Height: 8 inches<br />
1985 – R16,000<br />
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