Paintings & Prints

An oil on canvas painting of an English country scene. 

Easy on the eye. 

A charming country scene framed in a beautiful intricate frame.

Ready to hang & has a stand to display on a shelf or mantle piece. 

22 x 17cm

An oil painting on canvas dating 1943. 

Signed by the artist. 

Lovely use of colour and texture of the paint. 

Width 70cm

Height 61cm

A stunning Dutch oil painting on board and framed.

Signed by the artist 

The use of muted tones & striking brushstrokes creates dramatic skies and landscape. 

Width 46cm

Height 37cm

This is a wonderful set of monochrome lithographs. 

Each one depicting an amusing Victorian scene. 

Mounted & framed behind glass. 

Ready to hang. 

Great for your downstairs loo or study. 

Each print H33 x W27cm

Small & quirky this oil painting is an easy one for a small space in your kitchen or with a collection of other art. 

A mediterranean scene of some sort~signed by the artist. 

Lovely textures & colours. 

Height 25cm

Width 30cm

A 19th century print (Muscari tulipa, Mutisia).

Re framed and mounted behind glass at a later date. 

Height 45cm

Width 36cm

A stunning oil painting on canvas of a vase of poppies, cornflowers & daisies. Signed by the artist. 

Great texture & colours. 

Would suit most interiors. 

Height 50cm

Width 36cm

Lance Thackeray was an illustrator, painter & writer who specialised in sporting pursuits and amass a founding member of the London Sketch Club (1898)

Often these humorous illustrations would satirise Edwardian society.

This is 3. A Nibble part of the Catch of the Day Fishing collection. 

Framed & mounted behind glass.

Great for a study, sitting room or downstairs loo. 

Width 59cm

Height 49cm

Lance Thackeray was an English illustrator, painter and writer who specialised in sporting subjects and was a founding member of the London Sketch Club (1898).

Often these humorous illustrations would satirise Edwardian society. 

This is 1. The Cast part of the Catch of the Day Fishing collection.

Framed & mounted behind glass. 

Great for a study, sitting room or downstairs loo.

Width 59cm

Height 49cm

The first Steeple Chase on Record~Ipswich, the Watering place behind the Barracks.

This is Plate 1 and was a series of four prints.

Drawn by H.Alken and engraved by Ben Brooks in 1839. 

The frame has some damage so could be easily reframed but not totally necessary. 

Height 44cm

Width 53cm

This framed textile work adds a touch of nostalgia to your home. Hang it on it’s own or as part of a collection.

Embroidered using cross stitch and depicting a river scene. Lovely palette of colours used. 

Set in a sturdy frame behind glass and ready to hang. 

Width 60cm

Height 48cm