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We have been instrumental in selling Contemporary Objects to museum collections in the UK and abroad. These sales are often made with the generous assistance of The Art Fund; a process we understand and are happy to provide curatorial and financial information. Please contact us if you are a museum professional, or are responsible for a collection.
We are proud to have sold many Paintings and Contemporary objects to a formidable selection of museums and public collections.
- Aberdeen: Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums
- Aberystwyth: University of Wales
- Belfast: Arts Council of Northern Ireland
- Cambridge: The Fitzwilliam Museum
- Cardiff: The National Museum and Gallery of Wales
- Dundee: The McManus Art Gallery and Museum
- Dumfries: Gracefield Arts Centre
- Dunfermline: Carnegie Trust
- Edinburgh: City Arts Centre; Edinburgh College of Art; Heriot-Watt University; National Museums of Scotland; Queen Margaret College; Royal Edinburgh Hospital; Scottish Arts Council; Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art; Scottish National Portrait Gallery; Edinburgh University; The Watson Trust; Museums and Galleries Edinburgh (City of Edinburgh Council)
- Glasgow: Art Gallery and Museums; Collins Art Gallery; Glasgow University; Lillie Art Gallery
- Kendal: Abbot Hall Art Gallery
- Kettering: Museum and Art Gallery
- Kirkcaldy: Museums and Art Gallery
- London: Crafts Council; National Portrait Gallery; The Contemporary Arts Society; The Tate Gallery; Victoria and Albert Museum
- Manchester: City Art Gallery; Whitworth Art Gallery
- Middlesborough: Institute of Modern Art
- Newcastle: Laing Art Gallery and Museum
- Oxford: St Anne’s College
- Paisley: Museum and Art Galleries
- Perth: Museum and Art Gallery
- Reading: Museum and Art Galleries
- St Andrews: The University
- Sheffield: Museums; Sheffield Graves Art Gallery
- Stirling: The University
- The Goldsmiths' Company, London
- Ulster: National Museums Northern Ireland; Ulster Museum
- York: The University
- Australia: National Gallery of Art, Sydney; National Museum of Victoria, Melbourne
- Canada: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
- Germany: Kunstmuseum Dusseldorf
- Holland: Ridderkerk District Council
- New Zealand: Public Art Gallery, Dunedin
- United States: Art Museum of Santa Barbara, California
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White Camelia Vase View details
Katharine Coleman
White Camelia Vase
2011emerald green glass overlaid on clear lead crystalH:32cm W:9cmPurchased by the National Museums of Northern Ireland, March 2013Seascale Pigeon 14 View details
Paul Scott
Seascale Pigeon 14
Inglaze decal collage and gold lustre on old earthenware platter c.1930, marked Bristol Poutney and CoH:33cm W:40cmPurchased by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, December 2012.Ruff Neckpiece View details
Ruff Neckpiece
1998precious white metalH:2.4cm W:2cmPurchased by the National Museums of Scotland, November 2012Hedgerow No:6 View details
Paul Scott
Hedgerow No:6
in-glaze decal collage and gold lustre on old earthenware plate c.1930H:28cm W:38cmPurchased by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, December 2012.A Willow for Ai Weiwei View details
Paul Scott
A Willow for Ai Weiwei
2011/2012Erased, cracked Willow pattern platter, c.1840, with in-glaze decal collaging and gold lustreH:26cm W:45.3cm D:5.2cmPurchased by the Crafts Council, England, March 2013Photograph: William Van EslandGolden Square Brooch View details
Golden Square Brooch
2012silver, enamel, precious yellow metal, steelH:5cm W:5cmPurchased by the National Museums of Scotland, November 2012Torus in Matrix (red) View details
David Watkins
Torus in Matrix (red)
2006hard anodised aluminiumPurchased by the National Museums of Scotland 2008Optical Brooch View details
Optical Brooch
200218ct yellow & red goldH:4cm W:3.5cmPurchased by Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums, November 2011A Charm of Goldfinches by Paul Preston View details
Paul Preston
A Charm of Goldfinches by Paul Preston
2007H:5.91cm W:5.1cm D:2.43cmCommissioned through The Scottish Gallery for the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, in memory of Oxford Gallery co-founder Valerie StewartLoading
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