Sculpture For Sale

Simon Evans, Septimisequus, Plate Steel Learn More

“Shipwreck” is made from reclaimed timber and creates the illusion that the hull of this skeleton ship is beneath the earth. The 75 foot sculpture was installed next to London’s City hall as the centerpiece for The Environmental Zone of the Mayor’s Thames Festival in September 2011 and was part of a project with over 3,000 school children to think about and connect with the River Thames. It has since been installed in the valley at The Sculpture Park so is available to view all year round. Learn More

Nicki Howarth by Enzo Plazzotta, Bronze Learn More

This 11-foot, bronze resin, surreal creation depicts a nude rider aboard a dinosaur. And what inspired this fantasy piece? In the artists words: ‘Sadly or gladly, I never grew out of my fascination for dinosaurs and promised myself that one day I would sculpt one. During a brief respite in my usual busy routine I realized this ambition and sculpted a rather obscure dinosaur called a Struthiomimus; a very gracile and elegant creature that is popularly known as an ‘Ostrich mimic’. Having sculpted the extinct creature came the question of “What to do with it now?” After some thought the bizarre idea of putting a lady riding upon it, in a sense of panic, came to mind. It makes a very strange, humorous and surreal sculpture. The technical aspect of actually making the sculpture stand is considerable, as the supporting leg is so thin but it is this that helps make the sculpture so full of movement.’ Learn More

A Family of Faces by Won Lee, Bronze Learn More

Quentin Clemence, Born 1956, King and Queen, Copper, Unique, 210cms. high We will be adding details soon about Quentin Clemence - King & Queen to this website, for any more information please contact Eddie Powell on 07831 500 506. Learn More

David Dewis, Simovitch, Galvanised Fabricated Steel Learn More

We Belong Together by Fungai Dodzo, Springstone Learn More

Stainless Steel , Copper , Steel , Metal , Various | Signed Edition 2 of 8 Learn More

William Lazard, Monk in Contemplation, Bronze on Steel Plinth Learn More

Sculpture No. 7 by David Evison, Steel Learn More

The Three Graces by After Antonio Canova, Marble Learn More

This striking life-size bronze dramatically captures the species’ character of pathos and vulnerability. Cooke has depicted a species that is literally hanging on. The empty space surrounding the piece, with only a single branch, emphasises the melancholic subject of extinction. Cooke's Inspiration draws from the natural world and the emotions evoked by animal and human behaviours. ‘Orangutan’ won runner-up in the 2017 Wildlife Artist Of The Year competition. A powerful work that deserves a good home. Learn More

Trans Figure II by Dylan Lewis, Bronze Learn More

Armed Halliday Avray-Wilson, Herm, Steel Learn More

Landing Heron by Piers Mason, Bronze Learn More

Ministry of Alternative Transport Vehicle by Francis Thorburn, Salvage Steel & Wood Learn More

Resting Woman by Stella Shawzin, Marble Learn More

Fledgling Superbeast 1981 (Large) by Sean Crampton (1919 – 1999), Bronze Learn More