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Irish Folk Art Goat and KidEarly 19th Century Irish Folk Art Goat and Kid. Originally naively made and created as a childs toy. The wooden goat in original red paint has ears made from the leather soles of Victorian shoes and glass marble eyes. Made from found timber, the head and horns are made from one piece of an old tree branch which would have been sourced as it looked aesthetically pleasing and could easily be incorporated into the form of the animal. Made with great

From Newborough beach on Anglesey

One available

its quiet rhythms

graphite and gesso painting by artist Chloë Holt RCA FRSA

A fantastic collection of various sized Gold Assay crucibles from the Battersea Works Foundry

1720 with beautifully carved flowers and a perfect patina

Early to Mid 20th Century

A rare and evocative late 15th-century Italian carving of Saint Paul the Apostle

Once used for transporting accross the seas and to hold oils or pigments from far away places

”- Hayley Mills-Dennison

With ample leg room at a height of 67cm

oil paint and gesso on board in antique water-gilded frame