An etching by Camille Pissarro – it’s very small and completely charming. It was given to me by my father for my twelfth birthday and looks so pretty sitting on an easel in our drawing room
A small late 18th-century walnut commode. It was one of the first pieces I bought when I started my antiques business. It has charming proportions, and I managed to sneak it home before it could be bought!
My daughter Lydia made a ceramic sea horse aged seven in her pottery class at school. It is very comical and completely lovely, particularly mixed in amongst other treasured pieces in our sitting room.
A beautiful sculpture of a horse by Heather Jansch. Made from driftwood it was a huge extravagance when I bought it nearly 30 years ago. I was having lunch with my uncle and aunt who had a piece of her work. I immediately enquired and was lucky enough to buy one. The work is so fine and delicate but has such movement. I enjoy looking at it every day.
A landscape painted by my husband of the Pyrenees during a family holiday in 2022. It has special charm and holds special memories. He started painting more regularly in lockdown and this has become a passion he really enjoys.
