MIKE 'CHAI' SCOTT (born 1943); a small burr oak bowl, stamped, maximum diameter 17.5cm. (D)

MIKE 'CHAI' SCOTT (born 1943); an elm bowl form, radiating flutes to top, copper gilding to central bowl and limed exterior, incised signature, maximum diameter 33cm. (D) Exhibited: Chelsea Arts and Crafts Fair, London, 1998. Provenance: Purchased from the artist, 1998.

MIKE 'CHAI' SCOTT (born 1943); an elm bowl form, radiating flutes to top, with gilding to central bowl and limed exterior, incised signature, maximum diameter 32cm. (D) Exhibited: Chelsea Arts and Crafts Fair, London, 1998. Provenance: Purchased from the artist, 1998.

ANTHONY BRYANT (born 1960); a conical burr oak bowl, signed and dated 1995, maximum diameter 27.5cm. (D)

AFTER JOHN PIPER (1903-1992); a screen printed Sanderlin fabric 'Arundel', made by Arthur Sanderson who commissioned the artist as part of Sanderson's centenary celebrations in 1960, based on Piper's designs for Oundle School chapel windows, pattern repeats twice, selvedges intact, width 125cm, length 135cm.

ALISON TAYLOR (1928-2015); a framed embroidery and a print on silk, mounted on board and framed and glazed, largest 56 x 44cm (2). (D)

ALISON TAYLOR (1928-2015); a framed embroidery, 76 x 66cm. (D)

ALISON TAYLOR (1928-2015); an embroidered collage and a print on silk, mounted on board, largest 51 x 42cm (2). (D)

ALISON TAYLOR (1928-2015); two embroideries mounted on board, including 'A Portrait of Helen', largest 48 x 43cm (2). (D)

ALISON TAYLOR (1928-2015); two prints on silk, mounted on board, largest 64 x 50cm (2). (D)