Eilidh Mackenzie

Eilidh studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art from 1992-96,and gained a BA (Hons) in Fine Art Printmaking,and in 1999 started as an apprentice with Liz Rowley,the contemporary stained glass artist,and has subsequently become a skilled stained glass maker in her own right.

"African Sunset" : £195.00  (Fused Glass,on wood stand)

Eilidh still works with Liz Rowley on a part-time basis,and cotributes to most aspects of her professional practice.The studio undertakes original commissions,restoration,renovation and conservation work,all of which are executed to exacting standards.

"Enchanted Forest" : £195.00 (Fused glass,on wood stand)

Jim Stott

Jim has had a passion for wood from an early age,he was 15 when he built his first sailing boat. Jim's functional and eyecatching occasional furniture made from the ubiquitous Silver Birch and Sycamore and lifted by inlays of yew and inserts of hand-blown stained glass in rich colours. Jim will admit to strong influences from the clean lines and geometric shapes of the arts and crafts movement of the early 20th century.

"Uplighter"in Scottish Silver Birch,with Hand-blown stained glass - £395.00 
"Coffee Table" in Scottish Silver Birch,with Hand-blown stained glass - £285.00
"Wine Table" in Scottish Sycamore and Yew,with
Hand-blown stained glass - £195.00
"Plant Stand" in Scottish Sycamore and Yew,with Hand-blown stained glass - £195.00

Tim Davies

Tim sources all of the timber he uses in Scotland, usually as close to his home in Fife as possible.

Carver Chair in Elm Burr - £485.00

Bob McKeen (Mirrors)

Spalted Beech Mirror(top)= £265.00

Sycamore Mirror(left) = £150.00

Elm Mirror (right) = £125.00

Ruth Addinall

"My sculpture so far has been almost entirely figure based and most of it in wood, but I have also worked in plaster, clay, and concrete".

Female Figure carved inCherry wood - £850.00
55 cm high x 21 cm across x 9 cm deep

Paul Jenkins

"Fighting Hares" - £690.00  (Limited Edition Bronze #51/150)  heigh t= 49cm x 38cm

Dave McKeen

The yew lives for at least 1000 years and it is thought that many living yews pre-date Christ by many thousands of years.The Fortingall yew in Perthshire is claimed to be up to 5000 years old. Iona,the sacred Isle off the western coast of Scotland,is thought to have originally been called "Ioha", the Irish/Gaelic name for yew.Throughout Europe the yew was revered as a sacred tree. In celtic mythology,the yew symbolises resilience,spiritual strenth and eternity of the soul...Dave McKeen.

12 x Draw Box in Yew, £105.00 (24cm x 25cm)

Michael Simpson

"Full Tilt " £450.00 , Solid Bronze Limited Edition of 75 World wide #68/75
Height = 18cm,  Length = 21cm

Tim Davies

Burr Elm Mirror - £150.00 (Wall or Free Standing)= 50cm x 34cm

Eilidh Mackenzie

Hand made and beautifully crafted original designed plates... .£110.00 each