A selection of items on offer in our Sale Hall
The items are displayed according to themes -to make it easier for customers to choose items to purchase.
So all the jewelry by members and guest exhibitors are grouped together - to make it just that much easier to select that right piece! Similarly all the sculptures and ceramic art works are on a grouped together.
Soft furnishings quilts and throws are on the end tables at the back of Orangery with quilts displayed hanging behind
The central tables a re filled with all things Christmas - felt , metal and fabric ornaments for the tree, cards, miniature Christmas trees in wood and metal sculpture
The tree to the side of the hall has a wide variety of decorations hanging on the tree to purchase with a display below of children's gifts including toys and art aprons,stockings, and advent calenders
So there is a wide range of items on display for people to see and we hope be tempted to buy!
Please do come along and enjoy the display.
Outside in the grounds we have an art installation for people to interact with
Baubles bangles and beads by Linda Haylock, Mark Cordle, Peta-Jane Gulliver, Carol Lacey, and Pat Todd
All things wood -turned wood items bowls,lamps,clocks,goblets,vases,shoe horns,mushrooms,letter openers,cake slices,cheese knives etc by Mark Cordle
Quilts and throws by Maggie Lamb; lino prints by Beryl Scott; photographic prints by Jim Nind; crocheted and felted bags by Lynn Dyson-Bruce
Bird feeders by Embar Pottery; painted bag by Lynn Dyson-Bruce
Padded boxes by Lal Pegg
The Christmas Table
Christmas decorations and cards by Sue Brudenell, Tree ornaments by Ann-Marie Jarvis, Metal ornaments by Zoe Rubens
The Christmas Tree
Soft Toys by Ann-Marie Jarvis and Joan Lumkin, stockings by Margaret Cossey and Maggie Lamb, Childrens Budding Artist AProns by Lynn Dyson-Bruce
The Art & Sculpture Table
Ceramics by Mary Wyatt, Embar Pottery and Pat Todd, Metal Sculpture by Zoe Rubens
Various styles of cards by Sue Brudenell, Jim Nind, Zoe Rubens, and Lynn Dyson-Bruce
Encaustic Art work and cards by Ann-Marie Jarvis
Turned wood salt and paper mills, pens and pencils, and carved wooden fruit by Brian Fitzsimmons; Turned wood goblets and vases, and various desk accessories, plus the hats by Mark Cordle
Last but not least we have wonderful cakes and sandwiches
Some of us are already a few inches bigger around the waistline - but it was worth it!
Death by Chocolate - was exactly as described ........... what a way to go!!
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