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6 cats by Joan and David de Bethel. Unique, original, hand-painted cats, collectibles, collector's items! 4 in excellent condition, without damage. 2 with damage to ear, leg (see photos) The 4 large specimens are made of pottery or paper mache, hollow inside, do not weigh much. Material not clear. The 2 small ones are earthenware figurines. Joan and David de Bethel started making papier mache.
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De Bethel cat - 7" (177 mm) high. 1968. This is not pottery. It is one of the original papier maché models upon which the pottery ones were based. de Bethel, Joan . Joan and David de Bethel started making papier maché cats and bears in 1960. They were intricately made and quite expensive - each piece took at least a day just to paint.
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de Bethel, Joan. Joan and David de Bethel started making papier maché cats and bears in 1960. They were intricately made and quite expensive - each piece took at least a day just to paint. David died in 1977 and Joan took up an idea that they had been tossing around before his death; she got Rye Pottery to supply soft biscuit fired models, and.
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Caroline Crabtree. -. October 19, 2017. 34. 54923. We learned last week of the death of Joan de Bethel, aged 93. Her daughter, Caroline Crabtree, tells of her life as an artist who lived and worked near Rye. Joan (Burton) was born on November 25 1923, in Brighton. She was an only child; she and her parents moved to Greenford, Middlesex just.
A lovely Joan and David De Bethel cat in very good/ excellent condition and is just over 7" high
Collected by a man in Somerset, the sale includes more than 70 pottery cats made by Joan de Bethel from the 1980s onwards. The sale also includes a rare signed collage picture and articulated lady. Lawrences auctioneer Simon Jones said: "This is the largest collection I have seen in auction. "The vendor became a friend of Joan and bought them.
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A Rye Pottery Joan and David De Bethel cat dated 1989 with glass eyes and decoupage decoration, the collar inscribed The only way to have a friend is to be one 19cm. A Rye Pottery Joan and David De Bethel designed cat dated 1991, with glass eyes, wearing a turquoise dress decorated with flowers 18cm. A Rye Pottery cat designed by Joan and David.
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The temperament of de Bethel cats is a topic of interest for many cat lovers. These cats are known for their friendly and playful nature, making them popular pets. In addition to their sociable disposition, de Bethel cats are also agile and athletic, with a natural talent for hunting and climbing.
A lovely Joan and David De Bethel cat in very good/ excellent condition and is just over 7" high
Joan de Bethal ceramic cat 1992, original Joan de Bethel piece by her, not from an apprentice. Auction Details Antiques & Collectables. Sale Date(s) 08 Jan 2020 10:00 GMT Lots: 1-1900 Venue Address. Downham Market Auction Rooms.
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Joan de Bethel. Joan and David de Bethel started making papier maché cats and bears in 1960. They were intricately made and quite expensive - each piece took at least a day just to paint. David died in 1977 and Joan took up an idea that they had been tossing around before his death; she got Rye Pottery to supply soft biscuit fired models, and.
A lovely Joan and David De Bethel cat in very good/ excellent condition and is just over 7" high
From marks4antiques.com - The most updated price guide and makers' marks research onlineAs a member, you have access to a team of expertsand assistance is always available to you for free. Joan and David De Bethel - Papier-mache cat with glass eyes and wearing a red jacket and waistcoat 8.75ins high (worded to base ''Made for the Grand Spring.
A 1977 Joan & David De Bethel papiermâché cat with blue coat, signed to base 3.5" high
AN incredible collection of Joan de Bethel Rye Pottery Cats are to be sold by Lawrences of Crewkerne. Joan and David de Bethel originally made handmade models of cats from papier mache from the 1960s.
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Joan and David de Bethel Papier Mache Cat with Glass Eyes (dated 1963) A Victorian engraved print depicting two millers singing has been cut and pasted onto the back of the cat. In-between the two millers a poem has been written with a fine brush which reads: "There Was A Jolly Miller - And He Lived By Himself - As The Wheel Went Round - He Made His Wealth" old song.
A lovely Joan and David De Bethel cat in very good/ excellent condition and is just over 7" high
Joan and David de Bethel Papier Mache Cat with Glass Eyes (dated 1962) A short poem written with a fine brush on the back of the cat reads: When Things Are Grim Good Luck I'll Bring A further inscription on the base reads: Made by Joan and David de Bethel in the County Town of Lewes Sussex England 1962 Height: 7 1/8 in. (45 cm.) £375 Every cat by Joan and David is unique and from this early.
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JOAN DE BETHEL CAT 646 TOM SAILOR CAT 1982 19CMS JOAN and DAVID DE BETHEL JB2. Opens in a new window or tab. Pre-owned | Business. EUR 347.41. Customs services and international tracking provided. or Best Offer. weytreasure (14,728) 100% +EUR 37.90 postage estimate. from United Kingdom.
A circa 1962 Joan & David De Bethel papiermache cat with decoupage decoration, the collar readin
, De Bethel Cat. From my private collection, an original papier mache David and Joan de Bethel cat pattern 2095 and dated 1968. On the back is the the short poem " My friend is he that loves me well but who he is I cannot tell.
A mid20th Century painted papiermâché figure of a seated cat by Joan and David de Bethel
A de Bethel collectible ceramic cat. The painted pets were popular in Britain in the 1960s and 70s. The Evening Post took note of both arrivals in Wellington, and photographed the de Bethels on a.