Original watercolour by Barry Grimes, 1926 in framed and glazed setting
65.00
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Original framed and glazed watercolour by artist: Maurice Jones
65.00
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Framed and glazed print 'Border Collie' by Nigel Hemming, Print 20 of 100.
59.00
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Framed and glazed print 'Stepping Out' by Ron Ablewhite? (see signature), Print 72 of 450.
55.00
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2. Original framed and glazed watercolour by artist: Maurice Jones
65.00
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Chinese silk painting, approximately 24 inches high
40.00
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Framed and glazed print of a spaniel 91/110
45.00
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A Pair of framed and glazed original portraits of a chocolate Labrador
80.00
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cockle pickers by Denis Horley framed and glazed
65.00
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A framed and glazed print of Poole Harbour
45.00
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beautifully guilt-framed print of 'Chi Rio' the famous page from the 'Book of kells' originally produced around 800 AD, a masterpiece of early medieval Irish art
63.00
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This appears to be a reproduction or later printing of a historic county map titled:
• “Lancashire, 1598 WSR”
The wording beneath the title seems to reference:
• “Copied from Morden / Speed / Saxton”-type cartographic sources (hard to read precisely in the photo),
• and the map style imitates late 16th- or early 17th-century English county maps.
The original map design dates to:
• late 1500s / early 1600s
This framed print itself looks considerably later., however the framers stamp claims it is at least 100 years old.
My estimate for this actual print:
• Late 1800’s – early 1900’s
Whilst this clearly has some considerable age, indicated by the fold lines and foxing, A genuine engraved Lancashire map from around 1598–1610 would normally show:
• laid paper with chain lines,
• copperplate indentation,
• uneven hand-applied watercolour,
• and more significant aging/foxing.
• “Lancashire, 1598 WSR”
The wording beneath the title seems to reference:
• “Copied from Morden / Speed / Saxton”-type cartographic sources (hard to read precisely in the photo),
• and the map style imitates late 16th- or early 17th-century English county maps.
The original map design dates to:
• late 1500s / early 1600s
This framed print itself looks considerably later., however the framers stamp claims it is at least 100 years old.
My estimate for this actual print:
• Late 1800’s – early 1900’s
Whilst this clearly has some considerable age, indicated by the fold lines and foxing, A genuine engraved Lancashire map from around 1598–1610 would normally show:
• laid paper with chain lines,
• copperplate indentation,
• uneven hand-applied watercolour,
• and more significant aging/foxing.
45.00
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This is a very attractive original pastel portrait of a wire-haired dog, probably a Wirehaired Dachshund or a German Wirehaired Pointer type, signed by the artist “TSAINTAR”
The stylized signature itself looks professional and deliberate rather than amateur. The work also appears technically accomplished, especially in:
• fur rendering,
• colour layering,
• and facial structure.
You can see:
• layered directional strokes in the beard and fur,
• luminous colour transitions,
• and the powdery texture typical of pastel rather than oil paint.
The artist used unexpected blues, violets, and warm ochres in the fur — a hallmark of skilled pastel animal portraiture.
The stylized signature itself looks professional and deliberate rather than amateur. The work also appears technically accomplished, especially in:
• fur rendering,
• colour layering,
• and facial structure.
You can see:
• layered directional strokes in the beard and fur,
• luminous colour transitions,
• and the powdery texture typical of pastel rather than oil paint.
The artist used unexpected blues, violets, and warm ochres in the fur — a hallmark of skilled pastel animal portraiture.
75.00
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This is a very atmospheric original watercolour landscape featuring ‘canal boats on a quiet English waterway’, signed “Tsiantar” in the lower right corner and professionally framed by TAFC, Altrincham, Cheshire.
About the artist: Danielle Tsiantar
• There appears to be very limited published information about Danielle Tsiantar, which usually indicates:
• a regional exhibiting artist,
• an independent professional,
• or someone producing gallery and commission work rather than internationally auctioned fine art.
However, the quality of the painting suggests a capable and experienced hand, especially in:
• wet-in-wet sky technique,
• tonal perspective,
• and reflective water handling.
The surname “Tsiantar” is uncommon and may indicate Greek or Eastern Mediterranean family origins.
About the artist: Danielle Tsiantar
• There appears to be very limited published information about Danielle Tsiantar, which usually indicates:
• a regional exhibiting artist,
• an independent professional,
• or someone producing gallery and commission work rather than internationally auctioned fine art.
However, the quality of the painting suggests a capable and experienced hand, especially in:
• wet-in-wet sky technique,
• tonal perspective,
• and reflective water handling.
The surname “Tsiantar” is uncommon and may indicate Greek or Eastern Mediterranean family origins.
85.00
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A quality signed original watercolour of: A village street in Radnor. 1985 by Colin Kent RI. British painter Colin Kent RI (Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours), a listed British artist born in 1934 who is known for atmospheric watercolour and mixed-media landscapes. His work regularly appears at UK auctions and galleries.
Your painting fits his style very well:
• soft atmospheric washes,
• ink/watercolor combination,
• rural British village subjects,
• warm ochre cottages,
• loose but controlled brushwork,
• strong light and shadow effects.
About the location
“Radnor” refers to the historic county area in mid-Wales (now Powys), known for small rural villages and pastoral scenery. The scene may be inspired by one of the old Radnorshire villages rather than an exact documented street.
About Colin Kent
Colin Kent studied art and architecture and became known for expressive watercolour and mixed-media landscapes, coastal scenes, and village studi
Your painting fits his style very well:
• soft atmospheric washes,
• ink/watercolor combination,
• rural British village subjects,
• warm ochre cottages,
• loose but controlled brushwork,
• strong light and shadow effects.
About the location
“Radnor” refers to the historic county area in mid-Wales (now Powys), known for small rural villages and pastoral scenery. The scene may be inspired by one of the old Radnorshire villages rather than an exact documented street.
About Colin Kent
Colin Kent studied art and architecture and became known for expressive watercolour and mixed-media landscapes, coastal scenes, and village studi
95.00
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Original oil on canvas by artist A Dakin. I could not find a clearly documented listed painter matching this exact signature with reliable auction history or biographical references.
That usually suggests one of these possibilities:
• a regional/gallery artist,
• a studio painter producing commercial originals,
• or an artist whose works circulated mainly through independent galleries and furnishing shops rather than major auction houses.
That does not mean the painting is fake or mass-produced — many genuine original oils from this period were painted specifically for the decorative art market.
ased on:
• frame style,
• linen-effect mount surround,
• palette knife technique,
• and subject treatment,
I’d estimate:
• circa 1970s–1990s.
o strong composition,
o pleasant muted palette,
o convincing atmosphere,
o textured oil technique,
o good decorative scale.
That usually suggests one of these possibilities:
• a regional/gallery artist,
• a studio painter producing commercial originals,
• or an artist whose works circulated mainly through independent galleries and furnishing shops rather than major auction houses.
That does not mean the painting is fake or mass-produced — many genuine original oils from this period were painted specifically for the decorative art market.
ased on:
• frame style,
• linen-effect mount surround,
• palette knife technique,
• and subject treatment,
I’d estimate:
• circa 1970s–1990s.
o strong composition,
o pleasant muted palette,
o convincing atmosphere,
o textured oil technique,
o good decorative scale.
75.00
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Original Signed Oil Painting – Ladies Gathering Bluebells
A delightful original signed oil on board depicting two young women gathering bluebells beside a woodland stream. Executed in a soft Impressionist style, the painting beautifully captures the warmth of filtered sunlight through the trees and the vibrant colours of a spring woodland carpeted with bluebells.
A charming and highly decorative country scene ideal for traditional, cottage or period interiors.
Condition: Excellent overall condition.
• Colours remain bright and fresh.
• No obvious tears, paint loss, or significant craquelure visible.
• Presented in an attractive modern gilt and wood-effect frame that complements the painting well.
• • The painting surface shows genuine texture and impasto, supporting that it is an original oil rather than a print.
• • The signature appears to have been applied within the paint layer and not added later.
• • The execution of the stream, woodland floor
A delightful original signed oil on board depicting two young women gathering bluebells beside a woodland stream. Executed in a soft Impressionist style, the painting beautifully captures the warmth of filtered sunlight through the trees and the vibrant colours of a spring woodland carpeted with bluebells.
A charming and highly decorative country scene ideal for traditional, cottage or period interiors.
Condition: Excellent overall condition.
• Colours remain bright and fresh.
• No obvious tears, paint loss, or significant craquelure visible.
• Presented in an attractive modern gilt and wood-effect frame that complements the painting well.
• • The painting surface shows genuine texture and impasto, supporting that it is an original oil rather than a print.
• • The signature appears to have been applied within the paint layer and not added later.
• • The execution of the stream, woodland floor
180.00
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Original Signed Oil Painting of Roses in Vase
A charming original signed oil painting depicting a vibrant arrangement of red and pink roses in a vase. Executed with confident brushwork and rich colour, the composition stands out beautifully against a muted grey background, creating a timeless and elegant floral study.
Presented in an attractive carved and gilt frame with linen slip, enhancing the traditional character of the piece. Ready to hang and ideal for country house, cottage, or classic interior settings.
Medium: Oil painting
Subject: Floral still life – roses
Frame: Included
Condition: Very good original condition
Artist & Signature
The signature in the lower right appears to read "Gouaux", "Gouax", or something similar, I cannot confidently attribute it to a recognised listed artist.
The work appears to be a competent decorative oil rather than a highly collectible investment piece, though it is above average in execution, making this a future collectable investment
A charming original signed oil painting depicting a vibrant arrangement of red and pink roses in a vase. Executed with confident brushwork and rich colour, the composition stands out beautifully against a muted grey background, creating a timeless and elegant floral study.
Presented in an attractive carved and gilt frame with linen slip, enhancing the traditional character of the piece. Ready to hang and ideal for country house, cottage, or classic interior settings.
Medium: Oil painting
Subject: Floral still life – roses
Frame: Included
Condition: Very good original condition
Artist & Signature
The signature in the lower right appears to read "Gouaux", "Gouax", or something similar, I cannot confidently attribute it to a recognised listed artist.
The work appears to be a competent decorative oil rather than a highly collectible investment piece, though it is above average in execution, making this a future collectable investment
120.00
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A pair of original watercolours by Helen McCormick depicting charming English thatched cottages with colourful cottage gardens. They are attractively mounted and framed as a matching pair, which adds to their decorative appeal and marketability.
Artist Helen McCormick I am not aware of a widely collected listed artist of that name whose works command significant auction premiums.
Presentation
• Matching quality mounts.
• Matching teak-effect and gilt frames.
• Well balanced pair.
• Ready to hang.
The matching presentation enhances their desirability as a set.
Condition
From the image:
• Colours appear fresh.
• No obvious foxing visible.
• Mounts are clean.
• Frames show only light age-related wear.
Artist Helen McCormick I am not aware of a widely collected listed artist of that name whose works command significant auction premiums.
Presentation
• Matching quality mounts.
• Matching teak-effect and gilt frames.
• Well balanced pair.
• Ready to hang.
The matching presentation enhances their desirability as a set.
Condition
From the image:
• Colours appear fresh.
• No obvious foxing visible.
• Mounts are clean.
• Frames show only light age-related wear.
60.00
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