Art

Chaffinch Original Oil Painting By Claire Powell Squiggling Squirrels Framed without glass in a basic black frame 11X 13.5 inches.

I Love My Garden - Framed Assemblage From Beastie Assemblage Handcrafted in the Scottish Borders Due to the handcrafted nature of our products, pieces may vary slightly to those shown in photographs. A jolly little birdie assemblage made from embossed copper sheet with a pretty china wing, twirled brass beaded tail and a soldered tin beak. Perched on a piece of vintage china tea plate with antique tea stained lace flowers and beaded centres, then finished in crystalline verdigris. It is mounted and signed on acid free off white card in a white contemporary style open grain wooden box frame, 220mm x 260mm.

Jane Bannon (Phoebe) Canvas Print Size 30 x 40cm Stunning picture depicting a front facing running hare.

Kingfishers By Claire Powell Squiggling Squirresl Stunning picuture of Kingfisher feeding her baby, Framed original oil painting estimated size 56cm x 53cm

Amur Leopard, By Claire Powell Squiggling Squirrels Framed original Oil Pastel on board. Size Framed 51cm x 44cm.

Louise Brown (Bright Eyes) Canvas Print Size 30x30cm Picture depicting a bunny rabbit.

Louise Brown (Cock a hoop) Canvas Print Size 30x30cm Picture depicting two very handsome cockerels .

Original Pen and Wash Picture - Pork Pie Shoppe,  Melton Mowbray By Claire Powell - Squiggling Squiggling Squirrels This Stunning original of The Pork Pie Shoppe, Melton Mowbray, is mounted in white in a plain black simple frame. Size 10 x 8 inches .

Swans "Melton Mutes" By Claire Powel Squiggling Squirrels Original Acrylic on wool framed canvas estimated size framed 51cm x 44cm

Original Painting, Watermead Park. By Claire Powell Squiggling Squirrels Vivid water colour of Watermead Park, Leicestershire, depicting three elegant swans. Finished frame size 57cm x 47cm Watermead Country Park is a network of lakes woodlands and nature reserves created from 340 acres of gravel workings along the River Soar to the north of the city. In the early 80's this derelict site was taken over by the local councils and given back to nature to give a green area for all to enjoy.