Antique Scottish Landscape Painting – Sea Loch Valley Scene, Isle of Skye Attribution (c.1880–1900) platter brass propeller

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The term archaistic refers to the fact that these cups were often made in imitation of ancient bronze vessels from the Shang and Zhou dynasties

A rare opportunity to acquire a signed pair by Jean Gerbino — highly collectible French mid-century ceramics with strong decorative appeal

North Devon or Northumberland

Winston Megoran (1913-71)  Artists proof coloured etching signed and titled The Sunlit Bay c1950's

Antique Scottish Landscape Painting – Sea Loch Valley Scene, Isle of Skye Attribution (c.1880–1900) platter brass propellerA characterful late 19th century Scottish landscape painting on tin, depicting a dramatic valley opening toward a calm sea loch, with rugged cliffs rising on either side and soft northern light illuminating the distance. The work carries the quiet, atmospheric tonality associated with Victorian Scottish School painters, capturing the wild remoteness of the Highlands and Islands with finely observed natural detail. The painting is monogrammed JH to the