Cornish Vintage

(1806), Cornish Place (1822) Sheffield . Their registered trade mark since 1879 was a Trumpet with a

mainly Cornish landscapes and the coast, apparently painted for his own enjoyment and recreation, have

the Cornish School of the Arts. He befriended Teng Baiye, who taught him Chinese calligraphy, and

faculty at the Cornish School of the Arts. He befriended Teng Baiye, who taught him Chinese calligraphy

Italy and England as particular favourites. (In recent years a number of oil paintings of mainly Cornish

foreshore with rusting cranes, the wilds of the Cornish Moors, people, deckchairs blowing in the breeze

Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at

paintings of mainly Cornish landscapes and the coast, apparently painted for his own enjoyment and

painting depicts the Cornish harbour of Mevagissey. Although painted, this is monochrome, shades of grey in

Millpond). He lived in Plainfield, New Hampshire, near the Cornish Art Colony, and painted until he was 91

Millpond). He lived in Plainfield, New Hampshire, near the Cornish Art Colony, and painted until he was 91

the art department at The Cornish School in Seattle, Washington. Tobey was an incessant traveler

; St. Gaudens Museum, Cornish, New Hampshire; Tiffany and Company Windows, New York City; Group Show

spiritual in art. Four years later he moved to Seattle and began teaching at the Cornish School of Allied

. Artist & Picture: Dorothea Sharp RBA, ROI, VPSWA, British (1874-1955) – “Children on a Cornish Beach

Collection of Nine (9) Blue and White Cornish Ware Lidded Kitchen Canisters, Labeled Underneath " T

Tall mid-20th century Cornish granite lighthouse lamp. The unworked 'rock' base supports tapering

Fred Yates, English Artist (1922-2008) Cornish village scene oil on board, signed lower right

Born in 1923 in Yorkshire but brought up in north west Scotland, Donald Mclntyre studied at the Glasgow School of Art under James Wright At Garelochhead. He has exhibited at the Lon...

Original vintage travel advertising poster for British Railways - Newquay on the Cornish Coast

design by Peter Ellery for his Cornish pottery studio Tremaen Pottery (1965 - 1988). Ellery's work

A handcrafted studio ceramic table lamp with sculptural design and natural form decoration. A dark brown glaze at the top if the base which is then mirrored in the decoration designs...

Original vintage train travel poster for Newquay On The Cornish Coast issued by GWR Great Western

Oil on board by BERYL MAILE titled "cornish Landscape"

Enigmatic oil on canvas portrait by Cornish artist Julian Dyson (1936-2003). Entitled ‘Portrait of

Amazing oil on canvas portrait by Cornish artist Julian Dyson (1936-2003). Entitled ‘Portrait of

design by Peter Ellery for his Cornish pottery studio Tremaen Pottery (1965 - 1988). Ellery's work is

day life of the villagers of the little medieval Cornish village of Lostwithiel. Although a well known

craftsmanship. In 1951 he published 'My world as a woodworker' in The Cornish Review (Summer 1951, no 8).

. She grew up in Washington and studied in Seattle at the Cornish School of Fine Arts. Upon moving to

design. Peter Ellery was heavy influence by his Cornish surrounding where his studio was based. It is

Cornish School of Fine Arts. Upon moving to the San Francisco Bay area in 1938, she further studied with

, Cornish, Cotton, Cressy, Delves, Fownes, Francis, Gent, Grant, Greby, Graves, Jenningham, Johnson

her experience of the Cornish landscape. Hepworth also represented a link with pre-war ideals in a

Cornish, circa 1950. An unusual serpentine table lamp with removable glass top and "rock" base.

features geometric mouldings and reflects Cornish ceramics of the time. Beautiful warm earth colors.   

talented Cornish artist. This work of art is not just an object; it's a statement that captivates the eye

with it the earthy vibes of British Cornish pottery and Modernist design influences. Beautifully

Washington and studied in Seattle at the Cornish School of Fine Arts. Upon moving to the San Francisco Bay