A Bit of Cornwall Charles Pears (1873-1958). A beautiful painting of shipping off the Cornish coast. The detail is very fine. This painting was exhibited at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters exhibition in London (1952). Exhibition labels verso. Signed, oil on canvasboard. £1,950.00

A bit of Vanished Mousehole John Gutteridge Sykes, watercolour titled 'A bit of Vanished Mousehole' £575.00

A Continental Harbour Terrick Williams, a continental harbour scene by the highly regarded British artist. Executed in pastels, almost certainly painted en plein air as a study for a studio work. Signed. £2,250.00

A Cornish Farm Arthur Middleton Todd. A superb early watercolour by Todd, dated 1910 and inscribed verso with a Helston address. Painted when he was 19 years of age. £690.00

A Cornish Sunset George Fagan Bradshaw - one of the founder members of the internationally significant St Ives Society of Artists. Oil on board study of a Cornish sunset. £950.00

A Grey Day in St Ives John Ambrose. This painting was exhibited at the Mall Galleries (Federation of British Artists) in 1987. Signed lower right. £1,250.00

A Two Master passing a Lighthouse Alfred Wallis. A lovely primitive study of a two-masted sailing vessel (Ketch) under sail in choppy seas. The clouds can be compared to those in plate 45 (page 77) Alfred Wallis, Cornish Primitive Painter by Edwin Mullins (1967). £12,950.00

Breton Girl Edwin Harris. An exquisite watercolour study of a Breton girl, exhibited White Lane Gallery, Plymouth (catalogue comes with this work). Works by Edwin Harris are very rare, there is a current exhibition of his work in Penzance - Focus on Edwin Harris, Gallery 5, 15 March - 7 June 2008 (Penlee House Gallery & Museum) £2,750.00

Breton Girl Henry Scott Tuke. An early portrait of a Breton girl, oil on mahogany panel, 11.75 inches x 13.75 inches, set in oval mount and period frame. Condition is excellent as it is behind glass. Tuke made a living early in his career by painting portraits and this example probably dates to between 1881 and 1883 during which time he was studying and painting in France. The pallet, broad brush strokes and attitude of the sitter are all typical of Tuke's early portraiture. Signed. £5,500.00

Bumble Rock, Lizard, Cornwall Leonard Casley. Watercolour of the Bumble Rock, Lizard, Cornwall. £320.00

Coastal Study Samuel John Lamorna Birch (1869-1955). A delightful oil on board coastal study. A quality painting in super condition, 16 inches x 20 inches plus new gilt frame. Signed and dated 1902. £2,450.00

Cornish Farm Hurst Balmford (British, 1871-died circa 1950). A very nice oil study of a cottage, condition is very good. £790.00

Figures outside a Cottage Harold Knight. Figures outside a cottage, thought to be Runswick/Staithes (circa 1900), where the artist painted with his wife Laura before they moved to Newlyn. In excellent condition, presented in a contemporary gold frame. £3,250.00

Fred Yates - Cottage at Goskar Fred Yates. An abstract landscape titled Cottage at Goskar. Set in quality double tulipwood frame. £1,150.00

Fred Yates - Flowers in a Pink Vase Fred Yates. A delightful still life study of flowers in a pink vase, vibrant colours and Fred's trademark impasto. Signed. Provenance: Direct from the artist. £3,150.00

Fred Yates - Silver Harvester in Penzance FRED YATES. The Silver Harvester in Penzance. For a Fred Yates this one has got it all!  There is maritime and Cornish interest, beautiful, strong colours together with the trademark impasto technique. The colourful houses going up Quay Street are "crowned" by the distinctive church tower. The busy figures in the foreground complete the scene. £14,750.00

French Rooftops Richard Hayley Lever. A typically impressionistic rooftop study by Lever, who was a member of the early St Ives colony of artists. The location is thought to be a town in France, possibly Concarneau, Brittany. Provenance: From the Richard Hayley Lever studio sale conducted by W H Lane (Penzance) on 26th March 1992. £1,750.00

Gwithian Beach David Dyer. Good, original works by Hayle artist David Dyer are increasingly sought after. This is a super study of Gwithian Beach, St Ives. £950.00

Halsetown Methodist Church Bryan Ingham. A rare drawing of the Halsetown Methodist Church, near St Ives. Halsetown is two miles south-west of St Ives, built for miners in the early 19th century by James Halse, Member of Parliament for St Ives. He built the village in 1832, to house his mine workers. At that time the village was part of St. Ives parish. Float mounted in a new tulipwood St Ives frame - a stunning addition to any modern art collection. £1,275.00

Harbour, Houses & Trees Attributed to Alfred Wallis. A busy study of fishing boats (red sailed luggers) in a harbour with houses and trees beyond. Oil based paint on board. Good general condition, has some damage to edges as can be seen, set in a very nice tulipwood frame.  £3,750.00

Hayle Towans to St Ives Daniel Sherrin. A large (24in x 36in) oil on canvas study - looking to St Ives from Hayle Towans by the prolific Devon artist Daniel Sherrin (1868-1940). £1,350.00

Lelant Ferry, Hayle Garstin Cox - a large and impressive painting of Lelant Ferry. 28in x 36in in a lovely, ornate period gilt frame. £7,950.00

Mending the Nets Frederick J McNamara Evans. A delightful study of a Newlyn character mending fishing nets. £1,500.00

Old Timber Ship Frank Jameson oil on board titled the Old Timber Ship. A1 condition. A rare work from one of the leading St Ives colonists. Purchased at the 1994 studio sale of the artist (W H Lane & Son, Penzance). £1,250.00

Port Isaac Leonard Richmond (1889-1965). A wonderful oil painting of Port Isaac, typical of the pre-war St Ives school. Has texture, colour, subject and quality. Set in a quality modern tulipwood frame. £1,375.00

Portrait of the Artists Daughter William Kay Blacklock. A charming and very well executed portrait of Blacklock's daughter. Oil on canvas laid to board. Extensively inscribed verso, see large image. Dated 1911, framed and glazed. £1,750.00

Preparing the Nets - St Ives Mary Loomis Wilson - a well listed American artist who painted this superb study of fishermen preparing crab nets on the quay on a visit to St Ives circa 1940. £1,250.00

River Fishing in the South of France Terrick Williams, a beautiful, impressionist study entitled River Fishing in the South of France. Oil on canvas laid to board, signed. £3,500.00

Shipping in a Harbour I Arthur Wilde Parsons (1854 - 1931). A top quality oil study of shipping in a Cornish harbour. Excellent condition, well presented in a modern gilt frame. Signed and dated 1918.   One of a pair. £1,150.00

Shipping in a Harbour II Arthur Wilde Parsons (1854 - 1931). A top quality oil study of shipping in a Cornish harbour. Excellent condition, well presented in a modern gilt frame. Signed and dated 1918.   One of a pair. £1,150.00

St Ives Frank Jameson oil on canvas study of 1940's St Ives. A1 condition. A rare work from one of the leading St Ives colonists. £1,750.00

St Ives James Heseldin, a superb watercolour of St Ives, condition is excellent with fresh, strong colours. £295.00

St Ives II Leonard Richmond (1889-1965). A wonderful oil painting of St Ives, typical of the pre-war St Ives school. Has texture, colour, subject and quality. Set in a quality modern tulipwood frame. £875.00

Sun and Sea Sir Terry Frost. A delightful, colourful pastel drawing on paper of the Sun and Sea dating to the mid 1980's. Signed and with full provenance. Excellent condition. Framed. £2,250.00

The Green Boat Mary Mc Crossan, superb watercoloour by the famous St Ives artist. £775.00

The Island St Ives David Dyer. Good, original works by Hayle artist David Dyer are increasingly sought after. This is a super abstract study of the Island, St Ives. £950.00

The Little Spanish Girl, Exhibited at RA 1950 Arthur Middleton Todd. A haunting portrait in pastels which was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1950 (label verso with Todd's London address). Nicely presented in a gilt frame with white mount. £1,275.00

View from the Window Biddy Picard. A stunning still life in pastels with a view through the window over an open landscape. Exhibited Newlyn Orion Summer exhibition, 1988 (exhibition label verso). Signed.   Biddy Picard’s work has been exhibited regularly at galleries throughout Cornwall and also in the Midlands, the North of England and London. £925.00