LATEST ADDITIONS

LYDIA CORBETT
£795.00Ink drawing with watercolour wash on paper. Still life depicting a jug of scabiosa flowers with a portrait painting and books behind, a mug and glass goblet to the fore. Signed Lydia Corbett lower right.
Set behind glass in a hand decorated mount and frame with sponged paintwork.


DAVID PEARCE
£695.00Still Life: Coastal, Mixed Media on Panel by David Pearce (b. 1963). Dated 2013.


JACOB KRAMER
£1,950.00Portrait of an old man, pastel on blue paper, signed and dated 1915 by Jacob Kramer, in an ebonised frame.
Jacob Kramer (1892-1962) was a renowned Ukrainian-born painter who spent all of his working life in England.
The drawing is in good condition, however there is some discolouration to the mount. The piece could be hung as is, but if reframing is preferred we can assist with this, please get in touch.


SCOTTISH PORTRAIT
£295.0019th Century Scottish oil on board portrait of a gentleman in a white cravat.


SEPTIMUS SCOTT
£850.00Portrait of a Boy by Septimus Scott (1889–1965). A sensitively painted study of a young boy in a blue outfit or uniform, executed in oil on paper-laid canvas.
The work is inscribed with the word ‘rough’ above the artist’s signature, suggesting that it was an early concept or preparatory design for one of Scott’s celebrated commercial posters.
Painted in the same expressive, narrative style that characterises his advertising and illustration work, this piece offers a fascinating glimpse into the artist’s creative process. Although showing its age — with visible tears, creases, and areas of surface wear — the portrait retains exceptional charm and presence, embodying Scott’s draughtsmanship work.

WILLIAM BURNS
Oil on board of a street scene by William Burns (1921 - 1972)


ALEC FLEMMING
£185.00Oil on board painting of a European street scene by English artist Alec Fleming (1903-1978).
Unframed, signed verso.


DRUMMOND MAYO
£625.00Mixed media on board entitled 'The Dining Room' signed lower left 'mayo'.


EDWARD SEAGO
£495.00Pencil sketch of wartime colleagues Captain David Pegg and Major Oscar Munton by the renowned painter Edward Seago (31 March 1910 – 19 January 1974)
The sketch was produced at Wilton House in 1941. Wilton house was first associated with the Army in 1914. This association with the Army was short lived and the Army moved out at the end of the Great War. During the Second World War Wilton’s links with the Army were renewed when Wilton House was requisitioned as the new HQ of Southern Command. 


HOP GARDEN UNDER FLOOD
£195.00Oil on board by David Llewellyn Treacher. Signed 'hop garden under flood'.

