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SOLD Price List 21 Guide & Price List Steven Atkinson 1 Froth Carrara marble Sold 2 Outside In Portland stone £3,500 3 Inside Out Portland stone £3,500 4 Redemption Portland stone Sold 5 Proteus Carrara marble & black serpentine soapstone Sold 6 Forge Carrara marble & St Bees sandstone £5,600 7 Hope Carrara marble & Kilkenny limestone £5,600 Marcia Bennett-Male 8 Cabbage Royal Zimbabwean springstone £7,300 9 Pineapple Monarchy Zimbabwean springstone Sold 10 Wheat Prince Zimbabwean springstone £6,700 Aly Brown 11 Coralie iii Alabaster Sold 12 Folium Alabaster Sold 13 Minthe Vietnamese marble Sold 14 Greta Polyphant & slate base £4,000 15 Nephthys Vietnamese marble Sold 16 Striata Vietnamese marble Sold Luke Dickinson 17 Intent Bath limestone £5,000 18 Ergo Kilkenny limestone & Portland base £7,400 19 Delphic Iranian traVertine & Kilkenny base £5,000 20 Released Indian forest brown marble & Kilkenny base £9,800 21 Sharp dart of longing (loVe) II EstremoZ marble & Kilkenny base £7,800 22 Herald I EstremoZ marble & Kilkenny base Sold 23 Herald II EstremoZ marble & Kilkenny base £4,600 24 Hallow Kilkenny limestone & Portland base £7,400 25 Forgotten fable Verde Guatemala marble £9,400 26 Duel Mandale limestone & Kilkenny base Sold Emma Elliott 27 Ghosted Arabescato marble & steel Sold 28 Blast! Carrara marble & paint £6,800 Blast! (IndiVidual panel) Carrara marble & paint POA 29 Elephantom (ii) Arabescato marble £13,000 30 POW! Statuario marble £11,000 31 Adam and Bee Statuario marble £12,000 32 Trumpeting Arabescato marble £7,000 33 Like a Stone Carrara marble & steel base £11,000 Kim Francis 34 Hyperbolic III Kilkenny limestone £7,750 35 Clam Kilkenny limestone Sold 36 Egg Flower Portuguese limestone Sold 37 Sea creature Kilkenny limestone Sold Mel Fraser 38 Cerchio di Fiamme I Statuario marble £9,000 39 Cerchio di Fiamme II Statuario marble Sold 40 Cerchio di Fiamme III Statuario marble Sold 41 Fiamma Carrara Marble £7,500 42 Gaia Champagne onyx Sold 43 Ondine Champagne onyx Sold 44 Twist Connemara marble Sold 45 Twist I Connemara marble Sold 46 Twist II Springstone Sold 47 Twist III Lepidolite Sold 48 Genesis II Alabaster £6,500 49 Genesis III Alabaster Sold Mark Frith 50 Fraction Welsh slate £3,225 51 Between Words Honed Welsh slate, steel ring & chain Sold 52 Crescent RiVen Welsh slate Sold 53 Momentum RiVen Welsh slate £2,360 54 West North West RiVen Welsh slate £3,720 Marcus Harris 55 Yield Carrara marble £5,000 56 Bend Egyptian red onyx £2,500 57 Plane Hook BraZilian marble Sold 58 Pulled Carrara marble £4,000 59 Stretch Indian rainforest marble on oak base £12,250 60 Twisted Carrara marble & sapele wood £5,000 61 MoVement Kilkenny limestone Sold 62 Spring Green Tinos £12,950 Rosie Jones 63 The Origin of The World Indian marble £4,500 64 Two Worlds Colliding Portuguese marble £6,500 65 Birth of Sensuality Indian marble £3,800 66 Mother & Child Portuguese marble Sold 67 Window of Creation Indian marble Sold 68 The Multiplication of Pleasure Indian marble £3,800 Benji Lowsley-Williams 69 A way through Purbeck marble Sold 70 Encompass Purbeck marble Sold 71 Pi circle Purbeck marble Sold 72 UncarVed block with shells Purbeck marble Sold 73 Dwellings Purbeck marble Sold 74 Cube x 2 Purbeck marble Sold 75 Encompass (maquette) Purbeck marble Sold 76 "0" (maquette) Purbeck marble Sold Emma Maiden 77 Rok Kilkenny limestone £8,000 78 Dreaming Head (Portland) Portland stone Sold 79 Dreaming head (Hopton Wood) Hopton Wood limestone Sold Alyosha Moeran 80 Couplet Honister green slate Sold 81 Murmur Elterwater slate Sold 82 Swell Honister green slate Sold 83 Unfold Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 84 Ziggurat Honister green slate Sold 85 Spire Portland stone Sold Nicolas Moreton 86 Catching Nature's Gift Ancaster weatherbed limestone £25,000 87 Dream Catcher Kilkenny limestone on Portuguese marble £15,000 88 Forbidden Fruits (collection of 7) Kilkenny limestone £9,500 Forbidden Fruits indiVidual (commission) £1,500 89 Exotic Fruit (collection of 5) Ancaster pink limestone £9,000 Exotic Fruit indiVidual (commission) £2,000 90 Waiting for the sun Ancaster Hard White & 24 carat gold leaf £5,000 91 Crab Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 92 Pink Beauty Portuguese marble £5,300 Jason MulliGan 93 The Queen’s Halo SiVec marble Sold 94 The Pharaoh Carrara marble Sold 95 Hydria Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 96 The Orator's Staff Turkish lilac marble £3,900 97 Tiger, Tiger Rosa aurora marble £11,000 98 Lamassu Portuguese Tiger skin marble Sold William Peers 99 Kombu Italian marble £18,000 100 Vanya Carrara marble Sold 101 Yaw Portuguese marble £12,000 102 Tacita Italian marble Sold 103 Thala Italian marble £44,000 104 Jirot Carrara marble £12,000 105 Achill II Portuguese marble on black Tunisian marble Sold 106 Seffi Italian marble £15,400 Richard Perry 107 August Moon Waxing Carrara marble £8,000 108 Halley 5 Kilkenny limestone Sold 109 Star stone 1 Cop Crag £5,000 Jordi RaGa 110 Everything started with the wheel Portuguese marble Sold 111 The higher the rise… Portoro & Portuguese marbles £4,200 112 Tree Coral Portuguese marble Sold 113 Bennu Portoro & Jurassic limestone £4,800 114 Uvula Portuguese marble Sold 115 Growth study II Portuguese marble £6,200 Peter Randall-PaGe 116 Granite Dreaming Granite £108,000 117 Warp and Woof Granite £90,000 118 Where it Touches Granite Sold Ben Russell 119 Fleck Nero Marquina marble, Verde ardesie & gold leaf Sold 120 Chasm Ancaster weatherbed & aluminium leaf £9,000 121 Progress Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 122 Unearthed Ancaster weatherbed on Carrara base £8,500 123 CogniZance Carrara marble on Nero Marquina Sold 124 The Scholar Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 125 RhiZome Alabaster £6,000 126 Lucid Carrara marble Sold 127 Threeway Portland fancy beech limestone Sold 128 Rhythmic Rose alabaster £4,800 Will Spankie 129 Flower Form 1 Portland stone £2,200 130 Flower Form 2 Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 131 Micro Portland stone Sold 132 LoVe Nut Blue Purbeck marble Sold 133 Strange Fruit Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 134 Poppy Seedhead Purbeck Freestone Sold 135 Heart of the matter Green Purbeck Sold Guy Stevens 136 Fat Three Ancaster weatherbed limestone £5,500 137 Textured Black Three Portuguese marble £4,500 138 Three Portuguese marble £6,500 139 Onda Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 140 WaVe of Rough Thought Portuguese marble £21,000 141 Tangerine Creature Portuguese marble Sold 142 Polar Three Arabescato marble £6,500 143 The Walker Ancaster weatherbed limestone £15,500 144 A creature Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 145 Nose Tail Kilkenny limestone Sold 146 Crystal Palace Kilkenny limestone £4,750 147 What am I? Kilkenny limestone Sold 148 Egg Ancaster weatherbed limestone £3,000 Tom StoGdon 149 Holding back the waVes Welsh slate, Cumbrian green & bronZe firehose end Sold 150 Rift Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 151 Coffee Table 9 Cumbrian slate, Ancaster weatherbed & Mandale £8,500 152 Outdoor Florist Limestone & acrylic paint £8,500 153 Scene Ancaster weatherbed limestone & acid etched steel £6,500 154 Contained Ancaster weatherbed limestone £5,500 155 Open Limestone £16,000 Mark Stonestreet 156 Rambling Form Green granite £6,000 157 Apparition Paradiso green granite Sold 158 Dvara pala (guardian) Black granite Sold 159 Elliptical play Blue granite Sold 160 Totem Blue granite Sold 161 Equipoise Paradiso granite Sold 162 Blue II Blue granite Sold 163 Little Emperor Blue granite Sold 164 Inside waVe Kanchi black granite £3,250 165 Sacred space Italian marble Sold 166 Twist Kanchi black granite £4,800 167 Emperor Granite £9,000 Almuth Tebbenhoff 168 Joy Carrara marble £17,500 169 Breakthrough 3 Carrara marble £15,000 Anthony Turner 170 Asthall Tom II Connemara marble Sold 171 Nesting Bean Connemara marble £4,000 172 Congo Bean Kilkenny limestone £14,500 173 Cleopatra's Purse Kilkenny limestone Sold 174 Snailstone Connemara marble Sold 175 Port in a storm Kilkenny limestone Sold 176 White Mangosprout Carrara marble Sold 177 Nightshade Kilkenny limestone £4,500 178 New Moon Bean Kilkenny limestone £3,000 179 Snow Boulders Statuario marble £3,500 180 Black Hole, Dark Matter Black Sea fossil marble Sold 181 Manna Fruit Turkish marble £5,000 182 Cosmic Moon Tree Black Sea fossil marble Sold Lucy Unwin 183 Almora Kilkenny limestone £4,400 184 Halo Honey onyx Sold 185 Farrago Carrara marble £11,500 186 Calla Carrara marble Sold 187 Virago Portoro marble £17,500 Paul Vanstone 188 Rising Orator Statuario marble £12,600 189 Portuguese Head Portuguese marble £48,000 190 Rose Torso Stoneycombe red limestone £11,400 191 Fluted Moroccan Torso Black Morrocan marble Sold 192 Sodalite Blue Torso BraZilian sodalite marble Sold 193 Ebro Head Spanish alabaster Sold 194 Rainforest curl Indian rainforest marble Sold 195 Onyx curl Iranian onyx Sold Tom WauGh 196 SqueeZe SalVaged Breccia Medicea Sold 197 Anthropocene Fossil no.3 Ham stone £7,800 198 Anthropocene Fossil no.4 Ham stone £10,800 199 Anonymous SalVaged Caen stone £8,700 200 Knife SalVaged Carrara marble £9,600 201 Fork SalVaged Carrara marble £9,600 202 Do not stack Doulting stone Sold Dominic Welch 203 Quintessent II Kilkenny limestone £7,200 204 Contemplation VI Carrara marble £36,000 205 Aegean Moon Carrara marble £36,000 206 Carrara Form III Carrara marble £8,500 207 Galaxias V Kilkenny limestone Sold 208 Galaxias VI Kilkenny limestone Sold 209 Ionian Sphere Kilkenny limestone Sold 210 Aegean sphere Carrara marble £12,500 211 Icarian Angel Kilkenny limestone £6,000 212 Meditation Stone IX Kilkenny limestone £10,000 213 Aegean Angel Carrara marble £10,000 214 Aegean Angel II Carrara marble Sold 215 Aegean Angel III Carrara marble £6,000 216 Carrara form VI Carrara marble £27,500 Alex Wenham 217 Dodo Standing Stone Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 218 Suitcase Cadeby limestone Sold 219 Roctopus I Cadeby limestone £14,900 220 Crocodile head Marble (Variety unknown) £3,750 221 Wildlife standing stone Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold 222 Dodo English alabaster Sold 223 Roctopus II Cadeby limestone £4,960 224 Oaken Leaf Standing Stone Ancaster weatherbed limestone Sold.
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