• Citrus & Pot

    Citrus & Pot

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    A charming mid-century still life depicting an arrangement of citrus fruits alongside a small terracotta plant pot, set upon loosely folded white cloths, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1945.

    Delicate, almost bare stems rise from the pot, providing a linear counterpoint to the rounded forms of the fruit and the angular folds of the fabric.

    Executed in an expressive modernist style, the composition favours simplified forms, flattened perspective and confident outlines. The objects are loosely arranged across the tabletop, creating an appealing balance between the organic shapes of the fruit and plant and the more geometric planes of the draped cloth.

    The restrained palette of warm beige, cream, soft grey and muted olive is enlivened by vivid passages of golden yellow, orange, russet and fresh green. The earthy reddish-brown of the terracotta pot provides a strong visual anchor at the centre of the composition.

    Brushwork is loose and assured, with broad, visible strokes giving the surface a wonderfully painterly quality. Dark, sketch-like outlines and spontaneous touches of white highlight add definition to the forms, while areas of exposed and thinly worked paint contribute to the work’s distinctly mid-century character.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary silver tone wood frame and a cream inner border. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 51 x 69 cm (including frame)

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  • Knives and Forks No.1

    Knives and Forks No.1

    £480

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    Bristol-based artist Brendan Lancaster finds interest in the most ordinary of subjects. In his Knives and Forks series, familiar pieces of cutlery become an exploration of composition, colour and the relationships between objects. Lancaster carefully arranges pieces collected from home and second-hand shops, experimenting with the way they point towards or away from one another and the shapes created in the spaces between them. Despite their simplicity, these small arrangements have a surprising sense of drama — a knife leaning towards a fork can suddenly feel like two characters in conversation.

    Colour is equally important. Lancaster works within a beautifully restrained range of earthy browns, creams and neutrals, paying particular attention to tiny shifts between warmer and cooler tones and to what he calls the “edge” of colour — the point where one colour meets another. Rather than creating hard, precise boundaries, he layers and reworks the paint to produce softer edges, an effect enhanced in several works by the wonderfully tactile surface of hessian. The small scale is deliberate too: these are paintings intended to draw you in rather than shout for attention, leaving enough space around the objects for the viewer to slow down, notice the light and colour, and find something unexpectedly contemplative in the everyday.

    This painted has been executed in oil onto hessian canvas, and is beautifully presented in a dark wood veneer tray frame. Both painting and frame are in excellent condition.

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    Size: 35.5 x 28.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Knives and Forks No.2

    Knives and Forks No.2

    £480

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    Bristol-based artist Brendan Lancaster finds interest in the most ordinary of subjects. In his Knives and Forks series, familiar pieces of cutlery become an exploration of composition, colour and the relationships between objects. Lancaster carefully arranges pieces collected from home and second-hand shops, experimenting with the way they point towards or away from one another and the shapes created in the spaces between them. Despite their simplicity, these small arrangements have a surprising sense of drama — a knife leaning towards a fork can suddenly feel like two characters in conversation.

    Colour is equally important. Lancaster works within a beautifully restrained range of earthy browns, creams and neutrals, paying particular attention to tiny shifts between warmer and cooler tones and to what he calls the “edge” of colour — the point where one colour meets another. Rather than creating hard, precise boundaries, he layers and reworks the paint to produce softer edges, an effect enhanced in several works by the wonderfully tactile surface of hessian. The small scale is deliberate too: these are paintings intended to draw you in rather than shout for attention, leaving enough space around the objects for the viewer to slow down, notice the light and colour, and find something unexpectedly contemplative in the everyday.

    This painted has been executed in oil onto hessian canvas, and is beautifully presented in a dark wood veneer tray frame. Both painting and frame are in excellent condition.

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    Size: 28 X 36 cm (including frame)

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  • Knives and Forks No.3

    Knives and Forks No.3

    £450

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    Bristol-based artist Brendan Lancaster finds interest in the most ordinary of subjects. In his Knives and Forks series, familiar pieces of cutlery become an exploration of composition, colour and the relationships between objects. Lancaster carefully arranges pieces collected from home and second-hand shops, experimenting with the way they point towards or away from one another and the shapes created in the spaces between them. Despite their simplicity, these small arrangements have a surprising sense of drama — a knife leaning towards a fork can suddenly feel like two characters in conversation.

    Colour is equally important. Lancaster works within a beautifully restrained range of earthy browns, creams and neutrals, paying particular attention to tiny shifts between warmer and cooler tones and to what he calls the “edge” of colour — the point where one colour meets another. Rather than creating hard, precise boundaries, he layers and reworks the paint to produce softer edges, an effect enhanced in several works by the wonderfully tactile surface of hessian. The small scale is deliberate too: these are paintings intended to draw you in rather than shout for attention, leaving enough space around the objects for the viewer to slow down, notice the light and colour, and find something unexpectedly contemplative in the everyday.

    This painted has been executed in oil onto hessian canvas, and is unframed but can be hung as is. The painting is in excellent condition.

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    Size: 30 x 42.5cm

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  • Knives and Forks No.4

    Knives and Forks No.4

    £320

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    Bristol-based artist Brendan Lancaster finds interest in the most ordinary of subjects. In his Knives and Forks series, familiar pieces of cutlery become an exploration of composition, colour and the relationships between objects. Lancaster carefully arranges pieces collected from home and second-hand shops, experimenting with the way they point towards or away from one another and the shapes created in the spaces between them. Despite their simplicity, these small arrangements have a surprising sense of drama — a knife leaning towards a fork can suddenly feel like two characters in conversation.

    Painted on unframed canvas, these works have a slightly sharper, more precise quality than Lancaster’s works on hessian, while still retaining the quietness that characterises the series. His beautifully restrained palette of earthy browns, creams and neutrals makes tiny shifts in colour all the more noticeable. He pays particular attention to warmer and cooler tones and to what he calls the “edge” of colour — the point where one colour meets another — repeatedly adjusting and layering paint until the relationship feels just right. Their intimate scale is deliberate: rather than demanding attention from across a room, these are paintings that reward looking closely, encouraging us to slow down and find something unexpectedly beautiful in the most familiar everyday objects.

    This oil on canvas is in excellent condition.

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    Size: 30.5 x 20.5 cm

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  • Knives and Forks No.5

    Knives and Forks No.5

    £450

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    Bristol-based artist Brendan Lancaster finds interest in the most ordinary of subjects. In his Knives and Forks series, familiar pieces of cutlery become an exploration of composition, colour and the relationships between objects. Lancaster carefully arranges pieces collected from home and second-hand shops, experimenting with the way they point towards or away from one another and the shapes created in the spaces between them. Despite their simplicity, these small arrangements have a surprising sense of drama — a knife leaning towards a fork can suddenly feel like two characters in conversation.

    Colour is equally important. Lancaster works within a beautifully restrained range of earthy browns, creams and neutrals, paying particular attention to tiny shifts between warmer and cooler tones and to what he calls the “edge” of colour — the point where one colour meets another. Rather than creating hard, precise boundaries, he layers and reworks the paint to produce softer edges, an effect enhanced in several works by the wonderfully tactile surface of hessian. The small scale is deliberate too: these are paintings intended to draw you in rather than shout for attention, leaving enough space around the objects for the viewer to slow down, notice the light and colour, and find something unexpectedly contemplative in the everyday.

    This painted has been executed in oil onto hessian canvas, and is beautifully presented in a dark wood veneer tray frame. Both painting and frame are in excellent condition.

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    Size: 31 x 26.5 cm

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  • Knives and Forks No.6

    Knives and Forks No.6

    £300

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    Bristol-based artist Brendan Lancaster finds interest in the most ordinary of subjects. In his Knives and Forks series, familiar pieces of cutlery become an exploration of composition, colour and the relationships between objects. Lancaster carefully arranges pieces collected from home and second-hand shops, experimenting with the way they point towards or away from one another and the shapes created in the spaces between them. Despite their simplicity, these small arrangements have a surprising sense of drama — a knife leaning towards a fork can suddenly feel like two characters in conversation.

    Painted on unframed canvas, these works have a slightly sharper, more precise quality than Lancaster’s works on hessian, while still retaining the quietness that characterises the series. His beautifully restrained palette of earthy browns, creams and neutrals makes tiny shifts in colour all the more noticeable. He pays particular attention to warmer and cooler tones and to what he calls the “edge” of colour — the point where one colour meets another — repeatedly adjusting and layering paint until the relationship feels just right. Their intimate scale is deliberate: rather than demanding attention from across a room, these are paintings that reward looking closely, encouraging us to slow down and find something unexpectedly beautiful in the most familiar everyday objects.

    This oil on canvas is in excellent condition.

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    Size: 28 x 20.5 cm

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  • The Pastel Room

    The Pastel Room

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    A charming mid-century modernist style interior depicting an intimate domestic space, loosely arranged with a chest of drawers, mirror, upholstered chair and a small potted plant in the foreground, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The familiar furnishings are simplified into broad planes and angular forms, giving the room an appealing sense of abstraction while retaining the warmth and character of a lived-in interior.

    Painted in a distinctly modernist style, the composition plays with flattened perspective and loosely defined geometry. Walls, furniture and floor overlap in shifting blocks of colour, creating a gently fragmented quality that brings rhythm and movement to an otherwise quiet scene.

    The palette is particularly lovely, combining pastel shades of powdery blues, soft pinks and lilacs with muted sage and teal greens. Warmer notes of terracotta, ochre, rust and burgundy punctuate the cooler surroundings, while creamy whites lend lightness and balance.

    Brushwork is confident and wonderfully visible throughout, with broad, directional strokes and areas of dry, textured paint. Rather than carefully modelling each object, the artist builds the interior through colour and gesture, giving the work a spontaneous, expressive quality.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a complementary silver-grey toned wood frame with an inner linen border. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 63 x 72 cm (including frame)

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  • Blue Vase & Pears

    Blue Vase & Pears

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    A charming and characterful still life composition executed in tempera on board and dated 1977, by the established Swedish artist Eric Cederberg (1897-1984), whose artworks have been represented in several public and museum collections across Sweden.

    Small yet very effective in its composition, this still life presents a carefully arranged tabletop composition of everyday objects. A dark earthenware jug, a pale turquoise vase filled with delicate lily of the valley, and three ripe pears are set against a rich crimson tablecloth and a deep, shadowed background. The artist transforms these humble domestic objects into a balanced and quietly contemplative composition, celebrating the beauty found in simplicity.

    Painted in a distinctly mid-century modern style, the work embraces flattened perspective and bold, simplified forms rather than strict realism. Each object is reduced to its essential silhouette, creating a harmonious interplay of shape, colour, and negative space.

    The palette is warm and restrained, combining deep burgundy reds, earthy browns, olive and sage greens, and soft pear yellows with the striking contrast of the cool turquoise vase. The crisp white blossoms of the lily of the valley provide a fresh focal point, while the dark background enhances the luminous quality of the objects and intensifies the richness of the colours.

    Brushstrokes are smooth and deliberate, with paint applied in opaque, even layers that create broad areas of flat colour. Subtle tonal variations gently model the forms without sacrificing the painting’s graphic simplicity, while clean outlines and confident edges reinforce its decorative, modernist character.

    This tempera on board is presented in a complementary wood frame with an inner linen lining. Both the painting and frame are is in excellent vintage condition. Please note that is some glare present in the photographs.

    Size: 37.5 x 42.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Lilies in a Vase

    Lilies in a Vase

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    A charming mid-century still life depicting a loosely arranged bouquet of lilies and iris-like blooms gathered in a simple peach-toned vase, executed in oil onto board.

    Set against a cool, softly worked blue-grey ground, the flowers rise elegantly from the vessel, their elongated green leaves creating a graceful sense of movement through the composition. A band of muted lilac beneath the vase provides a subtle grounding contrast and lends the work an unexpectedly modern touch.

    Painted in a distinctly mid-century modernist style, the artist favours simplification and expression over botanical precision. The flowers are reduced to broad, angular shapes, while the vase and surrounding space are rendered with minimal modelling. The restrained composition and flattened perspective give the painting a quiet, almost contemplative quality.

    The palette is particularly appealing, combining powdery blue-grey, soft white, cornflower and violet blue, sage and emerald green, dusty lilac, and warm peach and ochre. The cool background allows the white flowers to appear luminous, while the peach vase introduces warmth at the centre of the composition. Small touches of blue and lavender within the white petals beautifully tie the flowers into the surrounding palette.

    Brushwork remains visible throughout, with loose, confident strokes giving the flowers and foliage their character. The petals are built from broad, layered applications of pale paint, creating gentle texture and highlights, while longer, more directional strokes describe the leaves and stems. The background is handled more softly, retaining subtle vertical and horizontal brush marks that give the otherwise quiet field a pleasing painterly depth.

    This oil on board is presented in  a complementary gilt wooden frame, with stepped moulding and a narrow cream inner slip. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 50 x 40 cm (including frame)

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  • Morning Light

    Morning Light

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    A beautifully restrained mid-century interior painting that captures a simple wooden table positioned before a softly illuminated window, where a modest bouquet of freshly gathered flowers introduces the composition’s only vivid burst of colour, executed in oil onto board and dated 1958.

    Rather than focusing on intricate detail, the artist distils the scene into an elegant study of light, atmosphere and quiet domesticity, allowing the interplay between interior and exterior to become the true subject.

    Executed in a refined modernist style, the composition demonstrates a thoughtful balance between representation and abstraction. Clean architectural forms, flattened planes and subtle tonal relationships create a calm, contemplative rhythm, while the generous areas of negative space lend the work an understated sophistication. The window serves as both a compositional anchor and a source of gentle luminosity, drawing the eye through the room and towards the softened suggestion of greenery beyond.

    The palette is wonderfully muted, comprising warm greys, soft taupes, sage greens and gentle blue-greys, complemented by rich walnut browns within the table and window frame. Against these subdued tones, the bouquet introduces touches of crimson, ochre, deep violet and fresh green, providing a restrained yet captivating focal point.

    Confident, deliberate brushstrokes define the painting throughout. Broad, vertical strokes animate the walls with subtle movement, while thicker, more sculptural applications of paint give weight to the table and flowers. The window and surrounding architecture are rendered with economical precision, allowing the texture of the oil paint to remain visible and enhancing the painting’s quiet, tactile presence. The result is an intimate and timeless interior that celebrates the beauty found in everyday moments.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary gilt frame. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has some scuffs. 

    Size: 44 x 36 cm (including frame)

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  • Sail Boats & Flowers

    Sail Boats & Flowers

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    A fantastic and confidently executed expressionist mid-century composition, painted in oil onto board.

    A large brown vase filled with striking orange and yellow flowers punctuates the foreground of the painting, and with a view of a vast sea with sailing boats behind it. Tucked away on the left-hand side of the composition stands a small orange hut. Its striking hue contrasts beautifully against the darker blue ocean.

    Executed in an expressive manner, the artist demonstrates strong emotion in the piece through the use of rich colours that infuses the scene with energy, as well as bold and confident brushstrokes that create a textural visual impact.

    This oil on board is housed in a deep-profiled wood frame with an inner gilt and cream window. Both painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size:  43 x 48 cm (including frame)

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  • Teapot and Fruits

    Teapot and Fruits

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    A charming mid-century still life painting that celebrates the beauty of everyday objects through colour and form, painted in oil onto board.

    An elegant white teapot punctuates the center of the composition, accompanied by a basket of bananas, two mangoes, and some green pears resting on a wooden surface. The objects are placed against an abstract backdrop comprising varying shades of green.

    The artist has used an uplifting and vibrant colour palette. The brushstrokes are deliberately smooth and the lines are clean, creating flat planes of colour that emphasise shape and balance over intricate detail.

    This oil on board is housed in a complementary wood frame with an inner linen border. The painting is in excellent vintage condition. The frame has some scuffs and losses to its right edge but this is only visible when viewed from an angle. It is in good condition otherwise.

    Size: 39 x 49 cm (including frame)

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  • A Moment of Quiet

    A Moment of Quiet

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    A beautifully restrained mid-century interior still life depicting a simple table illuminated by soft natural light, with a solitary white vessel and dish arranged against a backdrop of windows and architectural forms, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1959.

    Rather than focusing on narrative, the artist celebrates the quiet poetry of everyday objects, transforming an ordinary domestic scene into a contemplative study of light, balance and atmosphere.

    Painted in a modernist style, the composition is carefully constructed through bold geometric shapes and strong verticals, creating an elegant sense of structure while maintaining an understated intimacy. The pared-back arrangement and generous negative space evoke a calm, almost meditative mood, allowing the subtle relationships between form, light and shadow to take centre stage.

    The palette is sophisticated and subdued, combining cool shades of slate grey, charcoal, ivory, muted turquoise and deep blue with delicate touches of warm cream. These restrained colours harmonise beautifully, while enhancing its tranquil, light-filled atmosphere.

    Confident, expressive brushwork brings the surface to life. Broad, textured strokes define the architectural planes, while layers of thickly applied paint create subtle variations across the walls, table and window shutters. The loose handling softens the geometry just enough to preserve a sense of warmth and spontaneity, resulting in a work that feels both thoughtfully composed and effortlessly painterly.

    This oil on canvas is presented in an elegant silver-toned wood frame with an inner linen border. The painting itself is in excellent vintage condition. The frame displays minor age-related wear, including a tiny area of wood loss to the top left corner, consistent with its age. 

    Size: 49.5 x 57.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Stylised Fruit

    Stylised Fruit

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    An elegant 20th century modernist style still life composition, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1986.

    Two stylised green fruit rest upon a pale tabletop, their simplified geometric shapes illuminated by strong directional light that casts long, angular shadows across the composition. Rather than pursuing realism, the artist celebrates the quiet beauty of ordinary objects through carefully considered planes of colour and an understated sense of harmony.

    Executed in a distinctly mid-century modern style, the painting embraces minimalism and geometric abstraction. The fruit are reduced to faceted forms, while the surrounding space is constructed from broad intersecting planes that create depth through subtle shifts in tone. The restrained composition evoke a sense of calm, allowing light and shadow to become as important as the objects themselves.

    The palette is soft and sophisticated, dominated by cool aqua and turquoise blues that contrast beautifully with muted sage, olive, and pale green tones. Gentle greys provide balance, while small accents of dark charcoal and earthy brown in the stems and leaves introduce subtle definition.

    The brushwork is smooth and controlled, with flat, opaque applications of paint that reinforce the crisp quality of the composition. Clean edges and carefully defined colour fields create an architectural precision.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a beautiful wood frame with a silver grey wood-grain finish. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and there are some scuffs to the inner area of the frame. 

    Size: 57 x 65 cm (including frame)

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  • Garden Gathering

    Garden Gathering

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    A charming mid-century landscape painting captures a tranquil outdoor scene featuring two female figures seated at a round table in a sunlit garden, executed in oil onto board.

    Set against the backdrop of a soft beige house with a deep, shadowed doorway, the figures appear engaged in quiet conversation or shared activity, lending the composition a gentle narrative intimacy. The garden around them is lush and alive, with tall grasses in yellow-green hues and trees whose canopies are rendered in cool greens, blues and touches of deep teal, creating a vibrant interplay of colour and light.

    Executed in a distinctly modernist style, the artist has employed simplified forms and expressive, confident brushstrokes. The palette leans toward harmonious earth tones, punctuated by cool blues and greens that evoke dappled shade and warm Mediterranean air. The brushwork is loose yet intentional, especially in the foliage, where strokes overlap to create texture and depth. The figures, though minimally detailed, are sensitively modelled through shape and colour, allowing their presence to feel both grounded and atmospheric.

    Overall, this work offers a beautiful snapshot of leisurely outdoor life: serene, intimate, and rich with the warmth and colour characteristic of mid-century European painting.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary gilt frame with an inner cream and white border. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 58 x 67 cm (including frame)

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  • The Blue Teapot

    The Blue Teapot

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    A charming mid-century modern still life that distils everyday domestic objects into a harmonious study of form, light and colour, executed in oil onto canvas.

    A wooden table supports a carefully balanced arrangement consisting of a striking dark blue teapot, a pale blue carton, and a tall white open box. Rather than striving for realism, the artist reduces the objects to confident geometric shapes, allowing the interplay of volume, shadow and negative space to become the true subject of the composition.

    Executed in a distinctly modernist style, the painting demonstrates an appreciation for simplified structure and thoughtful spatial relationships. The elongated table legs and gently abstracted forms lend the work a subtle sense of rhythm, while broad planes of light and shadow create depth without unnecessary detail. The composition feels both deliberate and effortless, embodying the restrained elegance characteristic of European mid-century painting.

    The colour palette is soft and beautifully balanced, combining  earthy browns and creamy ivory with cool passages of powder blue, slate grey and muted lavender. The dramatic teapot provides a bold focal point, its rich silhouette contrasting beautifully against the luminous background.

    Brushwork is confident. Broad, flat applications of paint define the major forms, while visible directional brushstrokes impart texture and vitality across the tabletop, vessels and surrounding walls. The artist embraces the natural movement of the brush, allowing slight variations in tone and edge to soften the geometric composition. The resulting surface possesses both freshness and restraint.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary gilt framer with an inner linen border. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 48.5 x 56.5 cm (including frame)

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  • The Green Ball

    The Green Ball

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    A striking original mid century modernist composition, painted onto board and dated 1966 by the established Swedish artist Gunnar Hållander (1915-1980), whose artworks have been represented in public collections including the National Museum and Moderna Museet in Stockholm, the Sundsvall Museum and the Institut Tessinin in Paris.

    A group of mostly unidentifiable objects sit on a black and white surface, with one green ball punctuating the centre of the composition. This still life leans towards abstraction, with the artist focusing on the forms of the objects and how the elements interact with one another. There is an invisible tension between the objects, as they push and pull against one another. However, there is a very balanced rhythm through the picture, encouraging us viewers to weave our view in and out, up and down and around the composition to explore the form of each object. The artist uses a restrained palette – the picture is almost monochrome, except for the green in the middle, which draws our eyes to the centre of the picture. There is a wonderful depth to the composition, as well as a very satisfying matte finish to the overall surface.

    This oil on board is wonderfully presented in a distressed wood frame with an inner linen border. The painting is in excellent vintage condition, and the frame has very light wear but this suits its overall distressed style.

    Size: 66 x 75 cm (including frame)

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  • Sunlit Arrangement

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    A richly coloured and striking mid-century still life that presents a thoughtfully arranged grouping of domestic objects – a ceramic jug, cylindrical vessel, pears, lemons, and draped cloth – set upon a tabletop, executed in oil onto canvas.

    Rather than pursuing realism, the artist has reduced each form into bold, interlocking shapes, creating a composition that feels both structured and expressive.

    Executed in a modernist style with hints of Cubist influence, the painting emphasises colour, form, and spatial relationships over precise representation. Objects are simplified into geometric planes and outlined with confident contours, lending the composition a strong sense of rhythm and balance.

    The palette is warm and earthy, dominated by rich ochres, burnt oranges, terracotta reds, and umber browns, enlivened by accents of lemon yellow, turquoise, and pale blue. These contrasting colours create visual energy while maintaining an overall harmony that is characteristic of mid-century modernist painting.

    Brushwork is broad and assured, with visible, painterly strokes that build form through blocks of colour rather than fine detail. The surface retains a pleasing immediacy, allowing the artist’s hand to remain evident throughout.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a complementary warm honey-toned wood frame with a stepped profile. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 38 x 49 cm (including frame)

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  • Blossoms & Fruit

    Blossoms & Fruit

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    A soothing and very pleasant mid-century modernist style still life that presents a luminous arrangement of flowers and fruit, executed in oil onto board.

    At the centre, a white ceramic vase holds a lively bouquet of blossoms: soft blue, deep red, vivid yellow and indigo – set against a dramatic background of shadowed navy and pale grey. The floral forms are loosely defined yet full of character, capturing the spontaneity and freshness of a moment observed.

    Below, an assortment of apples, plums and a single green pear are scattered casually across the tabletop. Their rounded forms and warm tones create a pleasing counterbalance to the vertical elegance of the vase. A patterned drape in soft blue with warm rust-orange accents adds depth and a gentle theatricality to the composition.

    The palette is harmonious and inviting: cool blues and greys contrasted with bright fruit tones and fresh greens. Brushstrokes are expressive but controlled, with soft blending in the background and more decisive, painterly marks in the flowers and fruit. The overall effect is one of warmth, vibrancy and quiet domestic charm – an appealing example of mid-century still-life painting that brings both colour and calm to any interior.

    This oil on board is presented in a complementary gilt frame. The painting itself is in very good vintage condition, and the frame has some areas of wear to the inner frame as shown in the photos.

    Size: 69 x 60 cm (including frame)

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  • Red Rowan Berries

    Red Rowan Berries

    £415

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    A striking still life painting from 1996, that captures a sprig of vibrant red rowan berries arranged in a deep cobalt blue vase, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The clusters of berries, set against elongated yellow-green leaves, extend gracefully beyond the vase, with one branch resting gently on the white tabletop. The background, rendered in a soft blue, provides a serene contrast to the lively bursts of red and gold.

    Executed in an expressive, modern style, the artist has used visible, confident brushstrokes that create texture and a sense of vitality throughout the composition. This still life radiates a sense of warmth and optimism, as the vivid red clusters burst with life against the calm, cool backdrop.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a complementary wooden frame with a soft whitewash finish. Both painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size:  42.5 x 35 cm (including frame)

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  • Sunflowers in Bloom

    Sunflowers in Bloom

    £605

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    A lively and beautifully textured floral still life painting that celebrates the beauty of everyday objects, executed in oil onto canvas and dated 1972.

    The painting depict an arrangement of sunflowers in a terracotta pot, radiating with vibrant energy.

    Executed in an expressionist manner, the painting showcases a bold and textured application of paint. Thick, dynamic brushstrokes in the impasto technique create a striking three-dimensional effect. This textured approach captures the raw, tactile quality of the subject, bringing the flowers to life.

    The colour palette is rich and harmonious, featuring warm yellows and oranges of the sunflowers, beautifully contrasted by deep greens of the leaves and the earthy red of the terracotta pot. Soft blues and yellows in the background provide a serene yet lively atmosphere, complementing the composition without detracting from its central focus.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a well-suited frame with a hessian lined border. The painting is in very good vintage condition, and the linen border of the frame has some discolouration at its edges, but otherwise it is in good condition overall.

    Size: 75.5 x 58.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Tulips in a Jug

    Tulips in a Jug

    £440

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    An elegant and delicate mid-century still life painting, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The composition captures a bouquet of tulips in a jug, accompanied by a 2 round objects on a dark cloth. They rest on a table with a blue tablecloth with gentle folds.

    The artist has used a soft and soothing muted colour palette with gentle greens, blues, and earthy browns, balanced by the warm red of the tulips. The brushwork is loose and impressionistic, giving the piece an almost soft-focus quality.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a complementary wood frame with an inner linen border and gilt window. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 70 x 61 cm (including frame)

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  • Vivid Blossoms

    Vivid Blossoms

    £425

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    A vibrant and expressive mid-century still life painting with wonderful texture, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The composition depicts two flowering plants in terracotta pots, their bold red blooms bursting with energy against a softly lit interior backdrop. The composition centres on the lush, elongated green leaves and radiant flowers, capturing the vitality of the plants as they lean and unfurl with natural dynamism.

    Executed in a distinctly mid-century expressionist style, the painting embraces thick, confident impasto throughout. Generous, sculptural brushstrokes build up the surface, giving the petals and foliage a textured, almost tactile presence. The palette is warm and uplifting: vivid red and coral for the blossoms, earthy greens for the foliage, deep browns for the pots, and a soft mixture of creams, yellows, and pale blues in the surrounding interior.

    The artist’s vigorous technique brings a sense of immediacy and movement, allowing the flowers to feel almost alive. Light dances across the textured paint, adding depth and a glowing warmth that enhances the overall charm of the scene.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a well-suited gilt frame. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 64.5 x 55.5 cm (including frame)

     

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  • Gathered Harvest

    Gathered Harvest

    £435

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    A charming mid-century still life that captures a carefully arranged collection of apples, ceramic ware, and draped textiles bathed in warm, radiant light, executed in oil onto canvas.

    A soft green pitcher stands prominently among a gathering of freshly picked apples, while a decorative plate and floral-patterned fabric provide a richly textured backdrop. The composition celebrates the beauty of everyday objects, transforming a simple domestic scene into a study of colour, light, and abundance.

    Executed in a distinctly mid-century modern style, the painting balances realism with a gentle decorative sensibility. The artist simplifies forms and emphasises harmonious relationships between shape, colour, and pattern, creating a composition that feels both intimate and uplifting. The arrangement is thoughtfully constructed, guiding the eye through the interplay of fruit, ceramics, and flowing fabric.

    The palette is joyful, dominated by glowing yellows, warm oranges, soft reds, and creamy whites. Delicate touches of blue and green in the patterned cloth and ceramics introduce a refreshing contrast, while the sunlit backdrop infuses the entire work with warmth and vitality. The resulting atmosphere is one of comfort, optimism, and domestic elegance.

    Brushwork is fluid and expressive, with soft, painterly strokes used to model the apples and folds of fabric. Light is handled with particular sensitivity, creating subtle highlights and gentle transitions that lend the composition depth and movement. The visible brushstrokes contribute to the painting’s lively, handcrafted character.

    This oil on canvas is presented in a beautiful dark wood frame with an inner gilt window. The painting is in very good vintage condition overall. There appears to be a possible pencil mark visible on the decorative plate within the composition, and the frame shows some minor scuffs.

    Size: 52 x 61 cm (including frame)

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  • Cubist Citrus

    Cubist Citrus

    £765

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    This oil on board is housed in a complementary champagne frame with an inner linen border. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition. 

    Size: 39 x 63.5 cm (including frame)

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  • Variegated Poppy

    Variegated Poppy

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    This 1970s textile artwork is a charming handwoven tapestry featuring a single red poppy, rendered with the clarity and simplicity characteristic of Scandinavian modern-folk design.

    The elongated vertical format gives the composition an elegant, almost poetic presence. Rising gracefully from the base, a slender green stem branches into an open poppy blossom at the top — its rich red petals softly variegated in tone, with a dark central core lending definition and depth. Beside it, a small, unopened bud bends tenderly, adding a note of natural rhythm and gentle asymmetry.

    The flower stands against a subtly textured neutral background woven in pale greys and off-whites, creating a calm backdrop that enhances the vividness of the red and green. A fine yellow border runs along the edges, giving the tapestry a touch of warmth and framing the design with understated precision.

    This vintage tapestry remains in very good condition. It is mounted onto board, and is ready to hang. The needlepoint is very slightly irregular, which is typical for handmade or traditionally textile pieces, adding to its authenticity and charm.

    Size: 28 x 9.5 cm

     

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  • Red Tulips

    Red Tulips

    £415

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    A captivating and well-balanced interior still life composition, executed in oil onto canvas.

    Upon first glance, a vase of striking red tulips in the foreground captures our attention. Our eyes are then guided to a red ceramic jug in the middle ground, followed by a dresser in the background. There is a strong focus of attention on the objects as their bold colours stand out in contrast to the background painted in light cream, grey, sand, and blue tones.

    The painting has an uplifting quality, brought forth through the use of rich colours and expressive brushstrokes.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a well suited gilt frame with an inner hessian window. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 67 x 58 cm (including frame)

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  • Bottles in Blue Geometry

    Bottles in Blue Geometry

    £725

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    A refined and thoughtfully composed mid-century still life composition in a cubist style that presents two elongated bottles set against a layered arrangement of abstracted forms, executed in oil onto board.

    The objects are simplified and slightly flattened, outlined with confident dark contours that give them a sculptural presence. Around them, angular planes and overlapping shapes create a quiet architectural backdrop, lending structure and balance to the composition while subtly shifting the sense of depth.

    Executed in a modernist style with cubist leanings, the work embraces reduction and clarity over realism. The interplay between object and space feels deliberate and contemplative, with negative space used just as thoughtfully as the painted forms themselves. There is a calm stillness to the arrangement, where everyday objects are elevated into a study of form, tone, and balance.

    The colour palette is harmoniously restrained, dominated by cool blues, soft aquas, and muted teal tones, punctuated by gentle off-whites and deeper navy accents. These hues create a tranquil, almost meditative atmosphere, while subtle tonal variations add dimension without disrupting the overall serenity.

    This oil on board is presented in a elegant frame with a warm, muted gold tone finish. Both the painting and frame are in excellent vintage condition.

    Size: 69 x 58 cm (including frame)

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  • Morning Light with Tulips

    Morning Light with Tulips

    £445

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    A gentle and delicate mid-century interior still life composition that unfolds around an open window, where soft daylight filters through sheer curtains and gently illuminates a vase of freshly cut tulips, executed in oil onto canvas.

    The scene captures a quiet, intimate domestic moment while the blurred greenery beyond the window hints at a tranquil garden just outside. The composition balances stillness and life, with the flowers acting as the focal point against the airy, light-filled backdrop.

    Executed in a mid-century modern painterly style, the work leans toward a soft impressionistic approach. Forms are gently simplified rather than sharply defined, allowing atmosphere and mood to take precedence over precision. There is a delicate interplay between interior and exterior space, achieved through loose rendering and subtle layering.

    The palette is light, fresh, and calming – dominated by soft whites, pale greens, and muted blush pinks. Hints of cool blue-grey in the window frames and shadows add depth, while the tulips introduce gentle warmth without overpowering the composition. The overall tonality is airy and luminous, evoking early morning light.

    Brushwork is soft and fluid, with light, feathery strokes that create a sense of translucency, particularly in the curtains and glass. The flowers are rendered with slightly more definition, using loose yet confident strokes to suggest form without rigidity. The background remains intentionally diffuse, with blended strokes that enhance the painting’s dreamy, atmospheric quality.

    This oil on canvas is housed in a complementary slim silver frame.  There are tiny areas of craquelure present on the petals, consistent with age. However, the paint layer is stable and this does not detract from the overall delicacy and charm of the composition and the painting is otherwise in good vintage condition. 

    Size: 49 x 58 cm (including frame)

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