Lorfords Wall Decorations

Pair of Jokers by Nicholas Thompson. Two large oil on board paintings of two women holding playing cards, with a homage to Jackson Pollock featuring Pollock’s signature by Thompson on the right side. Thompson was a follower of the 'Madchester' music and clubbing scene during the 80s & 90s, especially the Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays, and a frequent visitor to the Hacienda nightclub during that period. Shows the influence of Pauline Boty...

Set of six early 18th Century Architectural engravings by Sir Colin Campbell. Sir Colin Campbell’s “Vitruvius Brittanicus” is ...

Late 19th century display cabinet displaying different seeds and grain from the famous Carters seed company. In great condition for its age with very fe...

"Mickey Flush 2016" by John Paul Fauves. John Paul Fauves (b. 1980) is a contemporary Costa Rican Artist who lives and works in San Jose. Heavily influenced by the Fauvist movement of the early 20th century - John Paul seeks to eternally question and challenge viewers. His themes deal with all aspects of the self: temptation, addiction, and redemption being prominent throughout his works. John Paul Fauves formulated much of his technique and subject matter under the guidance of Joaquin Rodriguez Del Paso throughout the 90’s and early 2000’s - and then spent fifteen years developing his signature fusing of pop culture icons with sinister and ever changing fauvist elements. “A Loss of Innocence” - a theme conceived in 2015 was introduced to the NYC art scene with a solo show at Guy Hepner...

Huge abstract oil on canvas, laid on board. Dark, atmospheric palette of interlocking geometric shapes. In its original polished metal frame. English, circa 1960s.

Fantastic set of four French late 19th Century architectural engravings. These unusual and highly decorative engravings are of architectural drawings of shop...

Large abstract expressionist artwork with collaged fragments of fabric and newsprint on a painted ground. Great movement and composition, perfect for any social space.

Stunningly atmospheric Xteriors IX, 2004 photograph in colors by Desiree Dolron (1963) (coupler print, diasec mounted), size: 100 x 80 cm.