Sculpture For Sale

Dragon I by Johne Gratton, Steel, Wood, Slate Learn More

Wizard by Johne Gratton, Found Objects, Metal Learn More

Stylised Bird by Anon Unknown, Found Objects, Metal, Various, Wood Learn More

Giraffe by Wilfred Pritchard, Bronze Learn More

OPTIGON is a free-standing integrated structure of two complimentary octagons, a compact lower cassette and an elevated larger upper chamber. Mirrors line both chambers making OPTIGON both personally intimate and expansive at the same time offering depth and contrasting play of light between you and the sky, continually varying at differing times of daylight and of season. OPTIGON is a playful essay on you and light reflection…to complete it you just need to step inside Each person responds in their own way to OPTIGON’S subtle and not so subtle variance…as we all know, despite its reduced ambience, depth of light and colour a cold bleak day can capture something warm sunshine cannot show. OPTIGON is a very personal experience, a haven designed to capture you and the sky and in all its fullness of light and varied hue. Learn More

The magnificent design was originally commissioned by the late great poet Felix Dennis, in 2012. The original now stands in bronze at Felix Dennis's memorial garden The Garden Of Heroes and Villains. You could own this bronze resin sculpture of the ancient Greek monster, half-man and half-bull, featuring all the detail and character of the original. This inviting, mythical creature makes a statement and would look wonderful in a home, garden or labyrinth, enticing visitors to enter - if they dare! Learn More

Knowledge is Power by Ephious Chivhanga, Springstone, Cobalt, Serpentine and Opal Stone 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

Jenny Pickford, Prickly Pod Water Feature, Forged Galvanised Steel Learn More

Misti Leitz, Keeper of Secrets (2022), Burnt and Oiled Oak, Cedar and Lead Learn More

Minotaur & The Temple of the Four Winds by Andrew Stevens, Mixed Media, Found Objects Learn More

The Last of the Minotaurs by Andrew Stevens, Mixed Media, Found Objects Learn More

Rhinoceros Beetle, Aluminium Learn More

Giant Ladybird, Aluminium Learn More

Burden by Sean Crampton, Bronze Learn More

Kore Kore Man by Bernard Matemera, Serpentine Stone Learn More

Heron by Noah Taylor, Patinated Brass Learn More

Baast by Noah Taylor, Patinated Brass Learn More

Nut Weevil by The Big Bug Tour, Resin Learn More