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The Gallery by the Sea
Opening times 11am - 4pm
Friday/Saturday/Sunday & Bank Holidays
Where's the Genie?
oil
by Jane Taylor
light wood tray frame
40cm x 40cm (image size)
£225
by Jane Taylor
light wood tray frame
40cm x 40cm (image size)
£225
Anglian Potters Spring Up @Ferini - 2025
25 potters from around East Anglia show their wares for 5 weeks here at Ferini. The exhibition is on during both of the Bank Holiday weekends in May
We are open Fri/Sat/Sun including Bank Holidays from 11am-4pm
We are open Fri/Sat/Sun including Bank Holidays from 11am-4pm
Summer Days
fabric collage
by Debbie Simpson
wood frame
30cm x 30cm (image size)
£145
by Debbie Simpson
wood frame
30cm x 30cm (image size)
£145
Material Matters
A textile exhibition by Norfolk artists - TOPstitch
We are open Fri/Sat/Sun including Bank Holidays from 11am-4pm
We are open Fri/Sat/Sun including Bank Holidays from 11am-4pm
Late Sun at The Trowel & Hammer
oil on canvas
by Barbara Bernard
40cm x 40cm (image size)
£400
by Barbara Bernard
40cm x 40cm (image size)
£400
Pink Roses
mixed media
by Virginia Quinn
grey frame
20cm x 30cm (image size)
£145
by Virginia Quinn
grey frame
20cm x 30cm (image size)
£145
White Roses
mixed media
by Virginia Quinn
white frame
20cm x 27cm (image size)
£145
by Virginia Quinn
white frame
20cm x 27cm (image size)
£145
Pakefield Church
textile
by Janet Wilkin
white glazed frame
28cm x 19cm (image size)
£60
by Janet Wilkin
white glazed frame
28cm x 19cm (image size)
£60
Potted Lavender
textile
by Janet Wilkin
white glazed frame
19cm x 25cm (image size)
£50
by Janet Wilkin
white glazed frame
19cm x 25cm (image size)
£50
We also have jewellery from £6 - £40
Time to Heal
oil on canvas
by David Gayda
dark grey frame with a white slip
47cm x 40cm (image size)
£425
by David Gayda
dark grey frame with a white slip
47cm x 40cm (image size)
£425
Kingfisher
acrylic
by Lee Patterson
grey glazed frame
40cm x 29cm (image size)
£325
by Lee Patterson
grey glazed frame
40cm x 29cm (image size)
£325
Title
medium
by Virginia Quinn
13cm x 19cm (image size)
£125
The reclaimed frames are from South Africa. They are pieces of wood from old ships or old houses etc. that have been dried in the hot south African sun. They can take up to four years to dry. Once dry they are then made into frames of different sizes by homeless people. This gives the homeless an income so they can then go on to have some kind of future.This was set up by two brothers Mark and Brian Farmer in 1996 to help homeless off the streets of Cape Town. They receive a respectful wage . The frames have a unique character all individual.
by Virginia Quinn
13cm x 19cm (image size)
£125
The reclaimed frames are from South Africa. They are pieces of wood from old ships or old houses etc. that have been dried in the hot south African sun. They can take up to four years to dry. Once dry they are then made into frames of different sizes by homeless people. This gives the homeless an income so they can then go on to have some kind of future.This was set up by two brothers Mark and Brian Farmer in 1996 to help homeless off the streets of Cape Town. They receive a respectful wage . The frames have a unique character all individual.
Pakefield Church
oil on canvas
by Barbara Bernard
slim dark wooden tray frame
40cm x 50cm (image size)
£500
by Barbara Bernard
slim dark wooden tray frame
40cm x 50cm (image size)
£500
Silhouette Sunset_Pakefield
acrylic on canvas
by Nicholas Ashby
light wood frame
19.5cm x 22cm (image size)
£98
by Nicholas Ashby
light wood frame
19.5cm x 22cm (image size)
£98
Kingfishers
drawn with thread
by Jaqueline Remfry
24cm x 40cm (image size)
£195
by Jaqueline Remfry
24cm x 40cm (image size)
£195
You Light Up My Life
fabric collage
by Debbie Simpson
wood frame
30cm x 30cm (image size)
£145
by Debbie Simpson
wood frame
30cm x 30cm (image size)
£145
Tails of Doggerbank
acrylic on canvas
by Debbie Simpson
cm x cm (image size)
£
Also available as a card
by Debbie Simpson
cm x cm (image size)
£
Also available as a card
Pakefield Cliff_#1
oil
by Roy Hodds
white glazed frame
59cm x 39cm (image size)
£450
Pre-owned
Dennis Roy Hodds also known as Roy Hodds (1933–1987) was an Impressionist artist between the 1960s and 1980s. Hodds initially used water colour but resided to oil paint on board. Hodds painted a range of subjects including harbour and beach scenes, fishing boats, steam drifters, landscapes and cityscapes around Norfolk and was well known for his free flowing style and exceptional use of colour.
by Roy Hodds
white glazed frame
59cm x 39cm (image size)
£450
Pre-owned
Dennis Roy Hodds also known as Roy Hodds (1933–1987) was an Impressionist artist between the 1960s and 1980s. Hodds initially used water colour but resided to oil paint on board. Hodds painted a range of subjects including harbour and beach scenes, fishing boats, steam drifters, landscapes and cityscapes around Norfolk and was well known for his free flowing style and exceptional use of colour.
Pakefield Beach
oil
by Roy Hodds
wood glazed frame
60cm x 36cm (image size)
£450
Pre-owned
Dennis Roy Hodds also known as Roy Hodds (1933–1987) was an Impressionist artist between the 1960s and 1980s. Hodds initially used water colour but resided to oil paint on board. Hodds painted a range of subjects including harbour and beach scenes, fishing boats, steam drifters, landscapes and cityscapes around Norfolk and was well known for his free flowing style and exceptional use of colour.
by Roy Hodds
wood glazed frame
60cm x 36cm (image size)
£450
Pre-owned
Dennis Roy Hodds also known as Roy Hodds (1933–1987) was an Impressionist artist between the 1960s and 1980s. Hodds initially used water colour but resided to oil paint on board. Hodds painted a range of subjects including harbour and beach scenes, fishing boats, steam drifters, landscapes and cityscapes around Norfolk and was well known for his free flowing style and exceptional use of colour.
Pakefield Cliff_#2
oil
by Roy Hodds
gold glazed frame
59cm x 39cm (image size)
£450
Pre-owned
Dennis Roy Hodds also known as Roy Hodds (1933–1987) was an Impressionist artist between the 1960s and 1980s. Hodds initially used water colour but resided to oil paint on board. Hodds painted a range of subjects including harbour and beach scenes, fishing boats, steam drifters, landscapes and cityscapes around Norfolk and was well known for his free flowing style and exceptional use of colour.
by Roy Hodds
gold glazed frame
59cm x 39cm (image size)
£450
Pre-owned
Dennis Roy Hodds also known as Roy Hodds (1933–1987) was an Impressionist artist between the 1960s and 1980s. Hodds initially used water colour but resided to oil paint on board. Hodds painted a range of subjects including harbour and beach scenes, fishing boats, steam drifters, landscapes and cityscapes around Norfolk and was well known for his free flowing style and exceptional use of colour.
Suffolk Barn Owl
acrylic
by Lee Patterson
moulded glazed frame
29cm x 39cm (image size)
£325
by Lee Patterson
moulded glazed frame
29cm x 39cm (image size)
£325
Wise Owl
acrylic on slim canvas
by Peter Chynoweth
cm x cm
£150
by Peter Chynoweth
cm x cm
£150
Breeze
acrylic on slim canvas
by Peter Chynoweth
cm x cm
£150
by Peter Chynoweth
cm x cm
£150
Single Daisy
by
Virginia Quinn (New Artist)
medium
13cm x 13cm (image size)
£125
The reclaimed frames are from South Africa. They are pieces of wood from old ships or old houses etc. that have been dried in the hot south African sun. They can take up to four years to dry. Once dry they are then made into frames of different sizes by homeless people. This gives the homeless an income so they can then go on to have some kind of future.This was set up by two brothers Mark and Brian Farmer in 1996 to help homeless off the streets of Cape Town. They receive a respectful wage . The frames have a unique character all individual.
Virginia Quinn (New Artist)
medium
13cm x 13cm (image size)
£125
The reclaimed frames are from South Africa. They are pieces of wood from old ships or old houses etc. that have been dried in the hot south African sun. They can take up to four years to dry. Once dry they are then made into frames of different sizes by homeless people. This gives the homeless an income so they can then go on to have some kind of future.This was set up by two brothers Mark and Brian Farmer in 1996 to help homeless off the streets of Cape Town. They receive a respectful wage . The frames have a unique character all individual.
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