Arriving shortly 2 new John Falconer Slaters, one a highland stream the other a farmyard with a girl leading livestock and yes chickens![..]

Just in time for the open golf championship some lovely golfing characters by edwardian illustrater Phil Hobbs, they epitomise the era with real atmosphere and humour. It could even be Berty Wooster![..]

A little air at the Tour of Hamsterley Rally[..]

Some lovely examples of the best of the Northumbrian School of Art have a look in the all paintings section to see the lastest arrivals.[..]

Wenow have a selection of paintings at the Rutland arms Antiques Centre in Bakewell, Derbyshire. We would be delighted to see any customers new or old visiting the centre where there is a selection of art and antiques. www.therutlandarmsantiquescentre.co.uk[..]

Arriving soon John Falconer Slater, Seascape, Still Lives by Frieda Scott, Cyril Hardy watercolours of Arabia and George Horton watercolour of the North East Coast.[..]

New stock just arrived - a pair of attractive William Thomas Nicols Boyce nocturn watercolours, a very good Frank Wasley watercolour of a Venitian Gala and 2 Thomas Miles Richardson watercolours.[..]

Not long now to the Linden Hall Antiques Weekend, please come along and support the only true antiques fair in the North East.The Linden Hall Antiques and Fine Art Fair We are delighted to invite you to the Linden Hall Antiques and Fine Art Fair 2013 please see the details below :- Linden HallLonghorsley, Nr MorpethNorthumberland NE65 8XF8–10 March 2013Friday 11.00–6.00Saturday 10.30–6.00Sunday 10.30–5.00 http://www.lindenhallfair.com/ if you would like an invitation to either event then ple[..]

Arriving soon a still life by John Falconer Slater, still life being one of his most sought after genres.[..]

Two new pictures will be in stock soon both are presently being cleaned. A seascape by John Falconer Slater depicting a rocky shore with breaking waves and a preparatory oil of the painting we recently sold entitled "The Smithy" by Ralph Hedley. The picture differs from the finished article in that the boy holding the horse is much older and the dog at his feet is not present. It would seem to be the final oil sketch for the exhibition painting as Hedley's first composition for the painting was [..]