Framed and standing pieces

Small, themed series' of work - Ancient landscapes, Memories of place, Views from the coast

Available work

Bramber

The remains of the Norman castle at Bramber in West Sussex date from around 1070AD. The gatehouse depicted here is the most substantial part of the remains. The site is ripe with legend - it is listed in the Domesday Book as the seat of William de Baose IV, who was rumoured to have been involved in various murders and dasterdly deeds connected with King John. When he later fell out with King Richard I, William escaped to France leaving his wife and children to be imprisoned and starved to death in the tower at Bramber, where their ghosts are said to wander the grounds today.

Part of my 'Ancient landscape' series.

Glass and enamel with 98% pure silver leaf.

Dimensions: 25cm x 20cm on a chunky oak stand
Price: £240 (plus p&p)

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Chanctonbury

Chanctonbury Ring is an Iron Age Hill Fort sitting on a ridge of the South Downs in West Sussex. There are many tales associated with this site, from Druidic hauntings to galloping ghost horses, buried treasure and UFO sightings. I know this clump of Beech trees best as the place where dancing widdershins (anticlockwise) 7 times around the Ring could cause the devil to appear with a bowl of soup in exchange for your soul. The view is beautiful though!

Part of my 'Ancient landscape' series.

Dimensions: 12cm x 11cm glass panel, 98% pure silver leaf, enamel. 6x6 inch heavy acrylic box frame with glass front.
Price: £85 (+p&p)

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Oak & Ash

A mini homage to our Ancient English Oak and Ash trees - from the 1000 year old 'Elizabeth' Sessile Oak in Midhurst, to the many Ancient Oaks at Petworth and Common Ash dotted throughout Sussex.

Part of my 'Ancient landscape' series

98% pure silver leaf in glass. English Ash stand, which hold a tealight (electric is always safest!)

Dimensions: 6cm x 10cm plus stand
Price: £35 (+p&p)

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Ran

The Norse Goddess Ran, rules over the Northern Seas. She represents the unpredictable nature of bodies of water, choosing to protect those who respect her or conjour storms and capture the souls of those who don't. She appears in stories in both human and mermaid form, with her long, dark, curly hair tangled in miles of seaweed.

Kiln-formed glass and bronze enamel on a steel stand.

Approx dimensions: Glass 24.5cm dia. Glass + stand 32cm H
Price: £220 (+p&p)

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Kiln-formed glass made in Sussex by Becky H

Framed and standing pieces